This course focuses on the design, implementation, and evaluation of communication programs designed to change health behavior of individuals, groups, and entire populations.

Examines newly emerging mediated communication technologies (e.g., mobile phones and internet) affect social relationships and organizations; also, how social forces affect adoption and usage patte

A study of the processes through which scholarly, scientific, and technical ideas are communicated: mentoring; professional, national, and international networks; scholarly and scientific publishin

Current mass communication theories and approaches analyzed from a research perspective.

Leadership is a topic of substantial current interest in corporate, political, academic, health and community settings.

This class examines key challenges, opportunities, and policies at the intersection of communication technology use and the workplace.

Theory, concepts, methods, and analysis for understanding and applying social networks to organizational contexts.

This course aims to provide deeper insight into the contested phenomenon of globalization and its implications for organizations and processes of organizing.

This doctoral seminar is a core requirement for the Communication area of the CILS PhD.

This doctoral seminar is a core requirement for the Communication area of the CILS PhD. This course provides a basic overview of social science research methods.