Communication: Journalism, AS (COMM-AS-JRN)
Communication studies prepare students to participate in the professional, social, and civic life in an ethical, intellectually curious, and engaged manner. The discipline of communication focuses on how people use messages to generate meanings within and across various contexts, cultures, channels, and media.
Courses
- ANTH1001 — Introduction to Anthropology
- ANTH1005 — Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
- CCS1001 — College & Career Success
- COMM1000 — Introduction to Communication
- COMM1010 — Introduction to Mass Communication
- COMM1201 — Film Study and Appreciation
- COMM1301 — Public Speaking
- COMM1302 — Interpersonal Communication
- COMM1304 — Introduction to Public Relations
- COMM1306 — Social Media in Contemporary Society
- COMM1401 — Journalism I
- COMM1502 — Sports Reporting
- COMM1511 — Media Writing
- COMM1601 — Digital Video Production
- COMM1603 — Television Production
- COMM1604 — Video Filmmaking
- COMM1612 — Audio Production
- COMM2401 — Publications Workshop
- COMM2402 — Advanced Publications Workshop
- COMM2502 — Social Media Strategy
- COMM2512 — Screenwriting
- COMM2995 — Internship
- ENG1010 — Composition
- ENG2101 — Creative Writing: Nonfiction
- HIST1001 — Western History to the 1500s
- MATH1100 — Quantitative Reasoning
- PSY1011 — General Psychology I
- SOC1001 — Principles of Sociology