The Communication department's mission is to generate new knowledge about communication practices in society, organizations, and the lives of individuals through our active research programs. We work with external constituencies to improve the quality of communication in everyday life.
Minor in Communication—18 Credit Hours
Required
COM 101—Introduction to Communications
COM 287—Persuasive Speaking
Choose Two
COM 249—Mass Media and Mass Culture
COM 252 - Introduction to Interpersonal Communication
COM 281—Communication in Small Groups
COM 325—Introduction to Organizational Communication*
Choose Two
COM 311—Patient-Provider Communication
COM 312—Learning Intercultural Communication through Media and Film
COM 313—Interpersonal Communication in Close Relationships
COM 314—The Dark Side of Interpersonal Communication and Relationships
COM 315—Understanding Workplace Communication in a Diverse U.S. Society
COM 316—Emergency and Disaster Communication
COM 317—Communication in Family and Marital Relationships
Our students acquire the knowledge to understand the challenges and opportunities of a diverse and democratic society, and the skills to perform effectively and ethically as citizens.
College of Communication and Information
303C Lucille Little Fine Arts Library
