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Nov 03, 2024
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Undergraduate Catalog 2014-15 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Communication: Journalism (BS.COM.JOU)
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Bachelor of Science graduates in Communication will be aware of the nature of the communication enterprise:
- as a force in shaping social, economic, and political structure;
- from ethical and ideological perspectives;
- from global and national perspectives.
Graduates will also be able to:
- research and analyze material;
- write well;
- competently use chosen technological media;
- produce material of high quality in at least one medium;
- work collaboratively;
- make sound choices in the design and meaning of their messages and productions.
Finally, graduates will have:
- the ability to think independently and critically;
- the flexibility necessary to adapt to rapid changes in the field;
- an understanding of the need to balance and evaluate personal, organizational, and public concerns in the process of creative production.
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BS in Communication with a Concentration in Journalism
Complete the following courses required of all COM majors (12 cr):
and complete these courses for the Concentration in Journalism (15 cr):
plus take 15 additional credits of COM courses (15 cr)
and in the senior year (6 cr):
(Credits required for the major: 48)
Also complete a Minor or related area of focused study
Complete an 18 or more credit Minor or related area of focused study approved by the faculty advisor. The Minor or area of focused study may not be in Communication, nor may it include any courses the student applies to the Major requirements. Should the Major and Minor require the same course, a relevant substitution is required in one or the other. And complete the college's Gen Ed requirements
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