History of Cinema
Directed Research History of Cinema
Units: 3
Units: 1–3
CNMA 104
COMM 480
Cinema & Media Arts Seminar Introduction to Public Relations
Units: 1 to 3
Units: 3
CNMA 470
CNMA 104
Cinema & Media Arts Practicum Cinema & Media Arts Seminar Broadcast Anchoring & Announcing
Units: 3
Units: 1–3
JOUR 111
CNMA 450
Journalism Practicum
Units: 1
Units: 1 to 3
JOUR 300
CNMA 470
Broadcast Anchoring & Announcing
124
Units: 3
Units: 3
JOUR 351
JOUR 351
Advanced Public Relations Principles of Advertising Mass Media Law & Ethics
Mass Media Law & Ethics
Units: 3
Units: 3
JOUR 389
JOUR 433
Journalism Seminar
Units: 3
Units: 1–3
JOUR 392
JOUR 470
Units: 3
JOUR 433
Journalism Seminar
You may not count more than six units of COMM 440 Internship toward the major; students may only count a maximum of nine units which combine COMM 109; 409; 440; 450; 480 toward the major. It is recommended that all Speech/Drama concentration students take the following general education courses: COMM 160 (for “Fine Arts” requirement); PHIL 216 Aesthetics (for “Philosophy” requirement).
Units: 1–3
JOUR 470
Note:
Speech/Drama The Speech/Drama concentration focuses upon the development of theatrical skills with practical uses for dramatic expression, oral communication and writing. Graduates may pursue careers in teaching, community theatre management, graduate work in theatre arts or seminary training. The interdisciplinary nature of the offerings provides performance skills that can find outlets vocationally in theatre, sales, church ministries, education, and human resources. Concentration Requirements Obtaining a degree in this concentration requires 42 units, 30 of which must be upper division, 24 are required:
Interdisciplinary This concentration will provide students maximum latitude in creating a course of study to suit their particular needs. Students choosing this option begin by consulting with the Chairman of the Communication Studies Department. The Chairman will help students choose appropriate courses, which may include courses from other departments. Students will then complete a form (available from the Communication Studies Department) in which they describe career goals and give a rationale for each of the courses selected. The form will be submitted to a committee made up the Communication Studies Department chairman, and a second faculty member. The committee may accept the proposal as submitted, make minor modifications before accepting it, or reject it. If accepted, the proposal becomes part of the student’s graduation requirements.
Production Practicum Beginning Acting Intermediate Acting
Units: 1
COMM 109
Units: 3
COMM 263
Units: 3
COMM 363
Conceptions of Stagecraft Persuasive Communication Production Practicum II
Units: 3
COMM 367
Units: 3
COMM 385
Units: 1
COMM 409
COMM 440 Communication Internship
Units: 1–3
Drama for Christian Ministry Rhetoric of Media Studies
Units: 3
COMM 468
Units: 3
COMM 469
An additional 18 units must be taken from the following
Small Group Communication
Units: 3
COMM 170
In making its decision the committee will consider the following:
Introduction to Argumentation & Debate
Units: 3
COMM 181
Communication Theory
Units: 3
COMM 254
Interpersonal Communication
1. the proposed courses should prepare students well for stated career objectives;
Units: 3
COMM 270
Oral Interpretation
Units: 3
COMM 280
Intercollegiate Forensics Intercollegiate Forensics
Units: 2
COMM 282
2. the proposal should focus study to a limited area which can be covered in depth;
Units: 2
COMM 382
Survey of Rhetorical Theories Forms of Public Communication Organizational Communication
Units: 3
COMM 383
Units: 3
COMM 386
3. the academic rigor of the proposal should be at least equal to that expected of other Communication Studies concentrations; and 4. if, in the judgment of the committee, these goals can be met better through another major or concentration the proposal will be rejected.
Units: 3
COMM 387
Directing Theatre
Units: 3
COMM 391
Writing for Performance
Units: 3
COMM 435
COMM 440 Communication Internship
Units: 1–3
Communication Practicum
Units: 1–3
COMM 450
Introduction to Communication Research
Units: 3
COMM 458
Introduction to Readers Theatre Advanced Acting Workshop
Units: 3
COMM 461
Units: 3
COMM 463
COMM 465 Rhetorical Criticism
Units: 3
Communication Seminar
Units: 1–3
COMM 470
Multi–Cultural Communication
Units: 3
COMM 473
Advanced Studies in Communication Behavior Units: 3
COMM 474
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