Members of the School of Communications advisory board provide input on the school's strategic plans, goals and mission; serve as external advocates for the school within the private sector to strengthen existing relationships and to forge new affiliations; and assess the success of the school's programs.

Current members include:

• Richard Barry '90, vice president, creative director, Nickelodeon International
• Tim Beach '90, vice president of game operations and events, New York Islanders
• Bryan Burns, vice president of strategic business planning and development, ESPN
• Nick Charles, freelance writer/editor
• Cathy Christino, '86
• David Ciaglia '00, principal Metro 6
• Stephanie Cunha '04, (add)ventures
• Robert Currie, vice president, chief communications and public affairs officer, J.M. Huber Corp.
• Scott Elberg '81, chief operating officer, Air America Radio
• Raymond Hernandez '04, communications specialist, Pratt & Whitney
• Eric Jackson '04, associate producer, NBC News/TODAY
• Brian Kelly '99, '02, editor, ESPN.com
• Larry Lafferty '84, associate director of broadcast operations, ABC News Radio
• Annie McGuire '84, president, Anniemac Consulting
• Katie McLaughlin '00, producer, CNN Interactive
• Robert Mitchell '73, assistant dean diversity relations and community, Harvard University
• Harry Moses, The Mosaic Group, Inc.
• Howard Rose, sportscaster, "voice of the Mets"
• Dennis Tartaglia, president, Tartaglia Communications
• Bruce Taylor '82, TaylorVision HD
• H. Beck Wentz III '92, '97, director of customer events, Amerisource Bergen Corp.

Quinnipiac board members:
Michael J. Barrett, ex-officio, director of development
Georgia Dickinson, ex-officio, development officer
Michele Moore, ex-officio, interim dean School of Communications
John Morgan, ex-officio, associate vice president for public relations
Paul J. Sutera, ex-officio, associate vice president for development