Department of CommunicationMajor in Communication
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Communication Studies Major Specialties
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| Required Courses (9 credit hours) | Credits |
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| One of: | |||
| CMC 210 Communication Revolutions in Western Civilization | 3 | ||
| Or | |||
| CMC 211 Protest and Public Opinion | 3 | ||
| Or | |||
| CMC 219 Advertising, Mass Persuasion and the | 3 | ||
| Consumer | |||
| And: | |||
| CMC 411 Rhetorical Criticism | 3 | ||
| CMC 492 Theories of Rhetoric | 3 | ||
| (completion of CMC 411 highly recommended before enrolling in CMC 492) | |||
| CMC 373 | Critical Studies in Mass Communication | 3 | |
| CMC 410 | Speakers, Campaigns, and Movements | 3 | |
| CMC 417 | Political Rhetoric in the Information Age | 3 | |
| CMC 419 | Freedom of Expression | 3 | |
| CMC 463 | Media and Society | 3 | |
| CMC 467 | Mass Communication Theory and Research | 3 | |
| Required Courses (9 credits) | ||
| CMC 273 Interpersonal Communication | 3 | |
| CMC 473 Theories of Communication | 3 | |
| CMC 477 Organizational Communication | 3 | |
| CMC 316 | Interpersonal Communication in Business | ||
| and the Professions (CMC 316 highly recommended before enrolling in CMC 477) | |||
| CMC 413 | Nonverbal Communication | 3 | |
| CMC 415 | Public Communication in Administration, | 3 | |
| Business and the Professions | |||
| CMC 418 | Intercultural Communication | 3 | |
| CMC 472 | Group Leadership | 3 | |
| CMC 475 | Communication Internship | 3 | |
| CMC 479 | Conflict Management Through | 3 | |
| Communication | |||
| CMC 483 | Communication Training and Development | 3 | |
III.
Required Minor or Second Major in Outside Discipline
All students pursuing the major in Communication
Studies must also complete a minor (normally 18-21 credit hours) or
a second major (normally 30-36 credit hours) in a discipline other than
Communication, Broadcasting or Journalism.
In lieu of a minor or second major in another discipline, students may elect, with departmental approval, a contractual program consisting of a minimum of 18 credit hours in courses in an area not identified as a formal minor or major at Brockport. Study of a foreign language other than French or Spanish (in which minors are offered), bilingual-multicultural studies, or foreign cultural studies are encouraged.
The
minor in communication studies consists of CMC 201 Public Speaking,
CMC 202, Principles of Communication, and
12 credit hours in one of the two communication studies specialties
(Communication and Persuasion, or Interpersonal and Organizational Communication)
distributed as follows: 9 credit
hours of required courses and 3 credit hours of elective courses selected
by advisement.
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