One to three hours, non-repeatable. JOU423 Public Relations A course designed to aquaint the student with steps for building good will between an organization and its many publics. Each student works with a local firm to develop and apply the concepts of public relations presented in the course. The well-qualified student further develops journalistic skills by placement in a professional environment on or off the campus. Close supervision and evaluation monitored by the department are an intrinsic part of the program.
Placement is subject to openings available.
One to three hours. The minor in linguistics is offered as well on this basis. Students may begin the summer courses after the sophomore year, and must be prepared to spend three summers at S.I.L. Institutes for the linguistics major, and two summers for the minor. Consult the chairman of the English Department for Grace College information. Since the programs at various Summer Institute of Linguistics centers differ slightly, the course work established at the selected site of study will be accepted for a linguistics major comprised of at least 31 hours of S.I.L. credits, including coverage in areas of phonetics, morphology, grammatical analysis, field methods, and translation principles, in addition to the three hours in The History of the English Language course to be taken at Grace College.