21 courses with the subject COMM, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
This course introduces students to a critical approach to evaluating the media and popular culture. Primary-source materials in the media will be examined. Students will a
Students gain knowledge of principles and theories of oral communication regarding the design,
Through this broad-based qualitative methods course, students will develop a working knowledge of text-based qualitative methods and different types of fieldwork used in communication research. Text-based methods include gro
This course explores various techniques, digital technology, and equipment for
This introductory survey course emphasizes the basic concepts and principles of public relations; the theory and hist
This course provides a broad overview of journalism as a communication medium with an emphasis on developing the reporting and writi
Intercultural Communication introduces students to the influences and effects of cultural variability on the communication process and its outcomes with regard to family, religion, government,
This course focuses on the applications of public relations theory, techniques, and principles. Students learn the writing and
This course is designed to foster critical inquiry and analysis as students learn to use rhetorical criticism
This course focuses on gathering, writing, producing, and delivering news f
This course provides guided experiences that develop career-related communication skills, such as listening, interviewin
Drawing from the fields of marketing, communication, sociology, and statistics, students learn about the social media tools that are currently s
How is gender communicated? How does society-media, policies, families, organizations, etc.-communicate ways to understand and perform gender? How does gender affect how we communicate? What is the relationship between gender, sex, a
Advanced topic areas within the field of communication studies not already covered by regular course of
Senior students may register for a field experience or an internship in a cooperating res
This course examines solutions to public relations problems through an analysis of actual corporate
A study of communication research and its application to industrial and organizational systems. Particular emphasis will be given to organizational com
This course examines the historical development of communications-related law and the interlocking technological, economic, polit
The project is an investigation of a selected topic in the major discipline. It is intended to demonstrate
This capstone course synthesizes the topical areas and theoretical traditions in the discipline so that students begin to understand humank
Students in this course will conduct collaborative research (scholarly work le
Source: Marymount University's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 59
