Academic Catalog

Communicating Arts Major - Communication Concentration

Requirements 

Pass-Fail Policy:  No students may take COMM 110 on  a pass-fail basis.

Bachelor of Arts (6 credits of foreign language required) or Bachelor of Science.

Communication Program Description:

The Communication Concentration allows students to explore how social interaction shapes our everyday personal and professional lives, including how we form and negotiate relationships in groups, communities, and cultures. Coursework offers contemporary communication focusing on critical, cultural, and global perspectives. Students prepare themselves to participate creatively and analytically in our ever-changing world.

36 total credits - 15 credits upper-division (300+) minimum required.

Core Communication Courses (15 credits required):
COMM 167Introduction to Intercultural Communication3.00
COMM 170Media and Society3.00
COMM 254Communication Theory3.00
COMM 354Communication Research Methods3.00
COMM 497Senior Seminar 13.00
Communication Exploration Courses
Select 9 credits of the following: Communication students must pick 3 communication exploration ourses. Any additional courses beyond the 3 required will count as communication electives.9.00
Interpersonal Communication
Intro to Health Communication
Media Effects
Organizational Communication
Environmental Communication
Media Criticism and Theory
Communication Electives
Select 12 credits of the following:12.00
Selected Topics in Media Studies
Digital Storytelling and Social Media
Family and Marital Communication
Conflict and Dark Side of Interpersonal Communication
Persuasion and Society
Community Engagement in Ghana-Study Abroad
Group Communication Processes
Patient-Provider Communication: Take Control of Your Health
LGBTQIA Media
Intercultural Communication in Global, Business, and Social Contexts
Internship
Special Topics Seminar
Independent Study
Total Hours36.00
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Senior Capstone Statement: Completion of COMM 497 Senior Seminar fulfills the senior capstone requirement.