Its particular focus is dependent upon the needs and interests of students and faculty. Since topics change, it may be repeated for credit. Offered upon sufficient demand. This is an advanced course which focuses on improving students' skills as communicators on a practical level. Students accomplish this by being speakers and listeners in a variety of settings from classroom to the campus to the community.
Students create a speech to be given in a public community setting.
Offered every other spring. Credits Journalism II Feature writing and in-depth reporting on politics, government and social issues are emphasized in this class. Students look beneath the surface of the news and research and write articles that contribute to a better public understanding of important contemporary issues. The uses of computer databases and computer information services are examined in this class. Offered every Spring.