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Letitia Phillips, a Sault Ste. Marie native, Sault High graduate, and 2010 LSSU graduate, presented her paper "A Viability Study of the French Luxury Fashion Industry" at the 2010 Global Marketing Conference held in Tokyo in September. "The experience really pushed me to want to further my education," Phillips stated, noting that she plans to pursue a master's degree in business administration. Phillips graduated with three degrees: business administration-international business, business administration-management, and French studies.

College of Arts, Letters, Social Sciences and Emergency Services

School of Communication Studies, and the Fine and Performing Arts

George Denger
George H. Denger, Ph.D.
Department Chair
Office: ARTS 219
Phone: (906) 635-2330
Fax: (906) 635-6678

Department of Communication Studies
- Program of Study
- Degree Audits
  - Communication Professional - Minor (pdf)
  - Communication - BA (pdf)
  - Communication - Minor (pdf)
  - Public Relations - Minor (pdf)
  - Speech and Drama - Minor (pdf)
Department of Fine & Performing Arts Studies
- Dance Departmental Site
- Programs of Study
- Degree Audits
  - Art - Minor (pdf)
  - Dance - Minor (pdf)
  - Fine Arts Studies - BA (pdf)
  - Liberal Arts - Associate (pdf)
  - Liberal Studies - BA & BS (pdf)
  - Theatre - Minor (pdf)
Department of Humanities and Philosophy
- Degree Audits
  - Humanities - Minor (pdf)
  - Philosophy - Minor (pdf)

Senior Project...

Cheryl Baudoin Senior in Communication

LSSU senior communication major Cheryl Baudoin, director of the play, based her adaptation on Diane Gilliam Fisher's book of the same name. Kettle Bottom is a look into lives of workers and families in the coal camps of 1920-21 West Virginia with an emphasis on the miners' strike in Mingo County and the Matewan Massacre. Baudoin’s adaptation of Fisher's book uses the perspective of the women and children and one lone miner to depict the harsh and sad reality of the company coal camps.

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