Dr. Chris Segrin, Department Head, Communication Bldg. Room 211, 621-1366
Below are COMM courses offered this term,
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COMM101 - INTRO TO STUDY OF COMM
COMM110 - LOGIC+CRITICAL THINKING
COMM113 - INTRO SMALL GROUP COMM
COMM114 - INTRO INTERPERSONAL COMM
COMM117 - CULTURE + COMMUNICATION
COMM119 - PUBLIC SPEAKING
COMM209 - INTRO TO COMM TECHNOLOGY
COMM228 - INTRO RSRCH METHODS COMM
300 Level Courses: With the exception of COMM 312, 325 and 367; 300 level COMM courses require completion of COMM 101, 228, and 300. COMM 101 and 228 must be completed with a minimum grade of C in each and a minimum GPA of 2.5 across the two courses.
COMM300 - INTRO COMMUNICATION THRY
COMM301 - SURVEY/MASS COMMUNICATN
COMM309 - INTRO MASS MEDIA EFFECTS
COMM311 - COMM TECHNOLOGY THEORY
COMM312 - APPL ORGANIZATIONAL COMM
COMM318 - PERSUASION
COMM319 - ADVANCED PUBLIC SPEAKING
COMM325 - ARGUMENTATION
COMM339 - MEDIA COMMUNICATION+RACE
COMM369A - HEALTH COMMUNICATION
400 Level Courses: With the exceptions of COMM 410 and 420; 400 level COMM courses require completion of COMM 101, 228 and 300. COMM 101 and 228 must be completed with a minimum grade of C in each and a minimum GPA of 2.5 across the two courses.
COMM403 - THEORY SMALL GROUP COMM
COMM409 - THEORIES OF MASS COMM
COMM419 - MASS MEDIA POLICY+REG
COMM422 - PRESIDENTIAL LRDSHP+COMM
COMM428 - COMM RESEARCH METHODS
COMM493 - INTERNSHIP
COMM496Z - TOPICS IN COMMUNICATION
COMM498H - HONORS THESIS
COMM522 - PRESIDENTIAL LRDSHP+COMM
COMM526 - PUBLIC OPINION + COMM
COMM589 - SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATION
COMM600 - INTRO GRAD STUDIES/COMM
COMM620 - THEORIES SOCIAL INFLUENC
COMM671 - RSRCH METHODOLOGIES II
COMM695A - CONTEMPORARY TPS COMM
