The rules of parliamentary procedure and their correct application to the management of campus and other organizations are examined in this class. This course emphasizes the principles involved in the selection and organization of ideas, and their effective presentation to a group. This course provides for the experiential learning of the elements of effective interpersonal communication. This course examines the communication components of intimate relationships.
Emphasis is on the nature of intimate relationships, their development, dynamics, and deterioration.
This course prepares students to be effective communicators in the workplace, and includes topics such as interviewing, professional presentations at staff meetings, business writing, and interaction with a variety of professionals. This course provides a broad overview of the components of public relations in the public, private, and non-profit sectors. Examines the concept of public relations as an ongoing process. Exposes students to the basic knowledge, skills, strategies, and tools used by practitioners. A critical study of the development, scope, influence, and theories of mass communication in America.