Classic and contemporary feature films are viewed, analyzed, and discussed, including the works of such directors as Griffith, Eisentein, Chaplin, Hitchcock, Bergman, DeSica, and Welles. Human Communication 3 credits An introduction to the process and functions of human communication emphasizing intrapersonal, inter-personal, small group and public contexts. Exercises and experiences occur in all four areas. The principles of rhetoric, invention, organization, style, and delivery employed in the formal public speaking mode. Speeches that inform and persuade are emphasized as well as the presentation of a panel discussion.
Students deliver speeches in class for evaluation.
ENG 102 A study of leadership skills, ethics, philosophy, leadership styles and group dynamics within the context of a democratic society. The course utilizes contemporary media and readings from the humanities to discuss the purposes, responsibilities and consequences of leadership. Experiential learning exercises provide opportunities to practice leadership skills and to develop a personal leadership philosophy. A comprehensive study of public relations including identifying and reaching internal and external publics, dealing with print and electronic media, advertising, printing, direct mail, and preparing a public relations plan and budget. The writing of press releases, public service announcements, and advertising copy is included.