Communication, B.S. - Digital Communication and Cultural Studies Concentration
Students who pursue the Digital Communication and Cultural Studies concentration will increase their understanding of communication theory and practice, the communicative processes that form meaning, and communication's involvement in sustaining society. Communication plays a pivotal role in every aspect of personal, social, and work life. Students will receive practical and theoretical preparation necessary for achieving their potential. Critical and analytical studies focus on the circulation of meaning, distributions of power, and everyday ethical practices. Courses include interpersonal and small group communication, organizational communication, persuasion and public advocacy, race and gender studies, and theory integrated with research.
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Major in Communication
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CORE COMMUNICATION COURSES (C- OR BETTER)12 hours
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Introduction to Communication
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Theory of Communication
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Communication Research
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Critical-Cultural Studies in Communication
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OPTION DECLARED
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Option in Digital Communication and Cultural Studies - See separate block
Total hours12 hours -
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Option in Digital Communication & Cultural Studies
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REQUIRED COMMUNICATION COURSES - Choose 5 of the following: 112–15 hours
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Small Group Communication
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Interpersonal Communication
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Movements & Digital Activism
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Intercultural Communication
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Comm & Emerging Technologies
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Digital Media Writing
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Persuasion & Social Media Infl
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Topics in Communication
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The Body in Communication
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Political Communication
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ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS - NO DECLARED MINOR
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Completing a minor or a second major will reduce the additional requirements for the Digital Communication and Culture concentration. Please discuss with your advisor.
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4 Courses from those listed, minimum 1 at 300 level and 1 at 400 level - Choose 4 of the following: 27–12 hours
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Small Group Communication
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Interpersonal Communication
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Organizational Communication 1
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Nonprofit Sector Communication
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Movements & Digital Activism
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Public Relations I: Intro to Principles & Theory
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Co-Op Ed Experience in Comm
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Business and Professional Communication
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Intercultural Communication
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Media Aesthetics & Criticism
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Media and Women's Culture
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Gender and Communication
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Rhetoric of Marginalized Communities
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Public Relations II: Public Relations Writing
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Crisis Emergency & Risk Comm
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Digital Media Writing
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Persuasion & Social Media Infl
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The Body in Communication
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Leadership and Media
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Political Communication
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Communication and Conflict
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Health Communication
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Additional electives from COMM - Choose 2 classes from:
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Any COMM course(s)
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2 Courses in Digital Communication and Culture - Choose 2 classes from:
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Any ENGL course(s)
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Any WRIT course(s)
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Any JRNL course(s)
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Any ART course(s)
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Any DESN course(s)
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Any AENG course(s)
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- To meet the requirement for REQUIRED COMMUNICATION COURSES, classes must include at least 1 of: COMM 317, COMM 335, or COMM 380. In addition, classes must include at least 1 of: COMM 403, COMM 429, COMM 431, or COMM 441.
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- To meet the requirement for 4 Courses from those listed, minimum 1 at 300 level and 1 at 400 level, classes must include at least 1 of: COMM 300, COMM 305, COMM 317, COMM 322, COMM 330, COMM 333, WRIT 343, COMM 351, COMM 371, or COMM 380. In addition, classes must include at least 1 of: COMM 403, COMM 431, COMM 440, COMM 441, COMM 450, or COMM 461.