Baylor in New York
Dr. Kickasola (Director, Baylor NY) will be on campus October 13-15 and is happy to meet with anyone interested in the program.
Email him: Joe_Kickasola@baylor.edu
The application window for the Baylor in New York program is OPEN!
Those hoping to fill the remaining slots NEXT semester should email Joe_Kickasola@baylor.edu immediately.
Those applying for Fall ’27 or Spring ’28 semesters should apply by October 30 for full consideration.
Applications will be received until all are filled.
Apply through the link below and contact Joe_Kickasola@baylor.edu with any questions. The application for the spring ’27, fall 2027, and spring ’28 semesters is now available. THE APPLICATION LINK IS BELOW.
Baylor in New York offers an immersive educational experience in the heart of one of America's cultural capitals, New York City. Students can expect to spend a whole semester in New York City, and receive a full course load of credit. Our classes and internships are designed to complement one another. (Previous Baylor interns have worked for ESPN, NBC, MTV, VH-1, American Movie Classics, and many other nationally-known employers; many were given job offers!)
- 3 hrs. Internship Credit with a New York City company/organization.
- 3 hrs. Professional Development training.
- 6 hrs. of classes from the following list:
- Communication and Culture: A study of prominent modes of cultural criticism, as they focus on the intersection of communication and modern culture. Several spheres of culture are examined in light of communication theory, and these spheres may change from semester to semester. Past spheres have included: the arts, film/TV, new technologies, architecture/neighborhood planning, journalism, business, and music. The class features a mixture of lectures, guest lectures, museum visits, and cultural events.
- Art and the Moving Image: A study in the confluence of the visual arts and moving image media. The course emphasizes classic aesthetic concepts, contemporary concerns surrounding those concepts, and unique aesthetic concerns arising from modern technological society. The class features a mixture of lectures, guest lectures, museum visits, and cultural events.
Contact Joe_Kickasola@baylor.edu with any questions.