Liberal arts credit. I to the dawn of the Cold War. Theoretical constructs are integrated into a basically historical framework. Liberal arts credit. The role of mass persuasion in political contexts during the second half of the Twentieth Century.
Topics range from the Cold War to the Balkan Civil War and beyond.
Liberal arts credit. An examination of the news process and the uses of news by media consumers. Deals with such questions as what constitutes news, what constraints mediate the news process, and the necessary role that news consumers play in determining usage patterns. Liberal arts credit. The course examines techniques, styles, formats and theories involved in writing for the broadcast media.