This course gives an overview of different editorial roles and principles for editing both on paper and on the computer. The students receive practical experience through the editing and publishing of a literary magazine. This course may be taken as an English elective by English major, minor, or teaching field. This course includes a historical overview of public relations, plus an analysis of various PR principles and applications. These include public relations as a management function, the distinction between PR and advertising, and PR as a form of advocacy, motivation, and persuasion.
Special emphasis is placed on research, planning, and survey techniques.
This course builds on the principles learned in CO 302. The students receive practical experience through the editing and publishing of a literary magazine. This course may be taken as an English elective by an English major, minor, or teaching field. CO 211 and sophomore broadcasting concentration or minor. This practical course offers in-depth instruction in the operation of audio equipment and also emphasizes performance and production skills.