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Program checklist · B.A.

Communication

Wake Forest University · Winston-Salem, NC

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Program
Award
B.A.
Credential class
ceterms:BachelorDegree
CIP
09.0101
Credits (computed from items)
289-315
Catalog edition
2026-2027
Checklist type
degree-program
Identifiers
IPEDS UNITID
199847
CourseShelf checklist
CK_199847_da85e6f8
CollegeTransfer.Net
Institution Transfer Profile
Source
CourseShelf publish 61

Requirements to complete

Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.

Required Major Courses

major core · 3 items
  1. or: COM 110 Public Speaking
    3
  2. 3
  3. 3

Health, Environmental, and Risk Communication Concentration

concentration · 0 items

    Select 4 courses from:

    0 items

      Core Group (at least 3 courses from this group)

      major core · 7 items
      1. As published: “Special Seminar (Community Narratives: Environmental Justice; Environmental Risk Communication)”
        1-3
      2. 3
      3. 3
      4. 3
      5. 3
      6. 3
      7. As published: “Special Topics (Body Image and Communication; Health Communication in Developing Countries; Environmental Communication: Risk & Crisis)”
        1-3

      Electives

      electives · 12 items
      1. 3
      2. As published: “Special Seminar (Intergroup Dialogues; Listening to Community Stories)”
        1-3
      3. 3
      4. 3
      5. 3
      6. 3
      7. 3
      8. 3
      9. 3
      10. 3
      11. As published: “Special Topics (Rotating Courses)”
        1-3
      12. As published: “Great Teachers (Rotates Among Concentrations)”
        1-3

      Integrated Communication Strategies Concentration

      concentration · 0 items

        Select 4 courses from:

        23 items
        1. 3
        2. 3
        3. 3
        4. 3
        5. 3
        6. As published: “Special Seminar (Digital and Social Media Marketing; Sports Broadcasting)”
          1-3
        7. 3
        8. 3
        9. 3
        10. 3
        11. 3
        12. 3
        13. 3
        14. 3
        15. 3
        16. 3
        17. 3
        18. 3
        19. 3
        20. 3
        21. 3
        22. 3
        23. 3

        Media Studies Concentration

        concentration · 0 items

          Select 4 courses from:

          37 items
          1. 3
          2. 3
          3. 3
          4. 3
          5. 3
          6. 3
          7. As published: “Special Seminar (Soundtracks & Sound Design)”
            1-3
          8. 3
          9. 1.5
          10. 1.5
          11. 1-3
          12. 1.5
          13. 1.5
          14. As published: “Film Genre (Science Fiction Cinema; Horror Cinema; Sports and Cinema)”
            3
          15. 3
          16. 3
          17. 3
          18. 3
          19. 3
          20. 3
          21. 3
          22. 3
          23. 3
          24. 3
          25. 3
          26. 3
          27. 3
          28. 3
          29. 3
          30. 3
          31. 3
          32. 3
          33. 3
          34. 1.5,3
          35. 3
          36. As published: “Special Topics (Black Popular Culture; Black Athletes, Media, and Memory; Diversity in the Media; Documentary Production; International Cinema; Great Film Directors; Intro to Feminist Television Studies; Narrative Production)”
            1-3
          37. As published: “Great Teachers (Rotates Among Concentrations)”
            1-3

          Public Advocacy Concentration

          concentration · 0 items

            Select 4 courses from:

            27 items
            1. 3
            2. As published: “Special Seminar (Rhetorics of Activism and Advocacy; Community Narratives: Environmental Justice; Peer Consulting in Oral Communication; Speaking & Listening for Understanding)”
              1-3
            3. 1.5
            4. 1.5
            5. As published: “Ancient Persuasions: Rhetoric and Democracy in Greece and Rome”
              3
            6. 3
            7. 3
            8. 3
            9. 3
            10. 3
            11. 3
            12. 3
            13. 3
            14. 3
            15. 3
            16. As published: “Democracy, Slavery and Sex: Emancipation Discourse from the Founding to the Civil War”
              3
            17. As published: “Class, Race, Sex and War: Emancipation Discourse from the Civil War to the Second Wave of Feminism”
              3
            18. 3
            19. 3
            20. 3
            21. 3
            22. 3
            23. 3
            24. 3
            25. 3
            26. As published: “Special Topics (Environmental Communication: Risk & Crisis; Music and the American Voice; Queer and Trans Rhetoric; Rhetoric of the South; Where Are You From?)”
              1-3
            27. As published: “Great Teachers (Rotates Among Concentrations)”
              1-3
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