May be taken for credit a maximum of two times. RHE-195 Theories of Human Communication Introduces communication as the process by which human beings use symbolic expression to establish and negotiate meaning. RHE-210 Journalism Practicum For Cosmos staff members. Introduction to college newspaper production, with discussions on professionalism, news gathering, ethics, advertising, layout, and computer skills. May be repeated each term a student serves on the Cosmos staff.
Advanced students assist with instructing beginners.
A maximum of one credit may be applied to a Writing Minor, and no more than one credit may count toward graduation. Credit for Journalism Practicum is regarded as internship credit and is governed by IV.D in the Catalog. Course examines the role and purpose of the press in a democratic society by discussing such topics as the First Amendment, the rhetoric of objectiviy, the future of journalism, and libel laws. RHE-225 Journalism Workshop Designed for writers and editors who wish to refine and expand their skills. Class topics and activities will vary according to the individual student's previous experience but will frequently involve investigative rporting, complex story coverage, and professional ethics.