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This course offers participants with an interest in organizational communications, public relations, or journalism the opportunity to gain insight into the practice of crisis communications.
Integrated marketing communication (IMC) is the way organizations plan and present unified and consistent messages to their target audiences.
The course will help students understand what drives CSR and why it is a fundamental part of major companies.
In today’s fast-paced digital world, communication professionals need to write persuasively while maintaining accuracy and knowledge of their multiple audiences.
In this course, public relations practitioners will be given the opportunity to explore theories of ethical reasoning and consider their implications for the dominant theories of public relations s
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.
May be pursued by a student interested in a specialized topic of library/information practice not covered in the curriculum.
Requires a minimum of 150 hours of supervised professional work in a school library.
Requires a minimum of 150 hours of supervised professional work in a library or other information organization, attendance at meetings with the faculty adviser and other students, keeping a journal