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Basic principles and policies of public relations and advertising; includes history, development, ethics, roles, functions, media selection methods, and message strategies of public relations.
Analysis of the interview as a unique communication context, including the application of theoretical concepts and practice in designing and conducting interviews of various types (e.g., surveys, e
This course provides an overview of the field of political communication.
Principles and techniques in persuasive communication: credibility, audience analysis, assessment of effects, media selection, resistance to persuasion, and attitude change.
This class explores facets of patient-provider communication and their impact on patient and provider satisfaction and health outcomes.
This course will explore the nature of persuasive argumentation as applied through the specific lens of parliamentary style debating.
Organization represent themselves to various stakeholder groups, both inside the organization and within the environment. In doing so, organizations encounter issues of reputation and identity.
This course focuses in how decision-making happens within and between organizations.
This course will serve as a broad introduction to theories, perspectives, and empirical evidence related to organizational communication in a wide range of organizations (e.g., non-profit, for-prof
This course introduces students to the principles of object-oriented analysis, design and programming.