Human Communication focuses on the understanding, analysis, and application of the theories and research that are pertinent to spoken, symbolic transactions. This program is a liberal arts course of study; while it doesn't prepare students for a specific professional certification, it may prepare students for entry level positions as well as for post baccalaureate work audit, and it provides each student with three perspectives on communication and, then, allows the student to design in close consultation with the advisor a specific program tailored to his/her interests.

Department Core - 15 Hours *Comm 202 Public Speaking Recommended, or Comm 101 Comm 204 Media and Society Comm 209 Introduction to Research in Communications Comm 290 Media Writing Comm 459 Communication Law *Comm 479 Communication Ethics or other capstone course Comm 492 Internship Recommended, or Comm 495 - Senior Capstone Experience Each Concentration - 15 Hours * General Education		Human Communication Courses Comm 261 Small Groups Comm 303 Research Methods Comm 304 Communication Theory or Comm 312 Persuasion Theory Comm 311 Interpersonal Communication Comm 455 Organizational Communication
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