Changing beliefs about the role of business in society in the past thirty years have increased the pressure on organizations to define how it addresses higher purposes beyond financial gain.

SERVICE, ADVOCACY, AND IMPACT helps students build practical skills in using communication for the greater good.

In this class, small group interaction is examined in depth, including observation, interpersonal activity, group systems, conflict resolution, and listening.

This course examines the process of evaluating the public relations function.

This course explores various approaches to ethical behaviors and decision-making and applies them to diverse aspects of strategic communication in professional settings.

New courses developed in response to emerging areas of interest, and courses in traditional areas given occasionally as student demand dictates.

New courses developed in response to emerging areas of interest, and courses in traditional areas given occasionally as student demand dictates.

New courses developed in response to emerging areas of interest, and courses in traditional areas given occasionally as student demand dictates.

This course considers the design, implementation, and evaluation of public health communication programs that aim to influence the health-related behaviors of individuals, groups, and communities.

Information Technology Project Management covers fundamental concepts and applied techniques for effective management of information technology development and implementation projects.