UNDERGRADUATE CATALOGUE (2005-2006): ERRATA
Following are changes to various majors and minors in the 2005-2006 undergraduate catalogue. Only the
affected sections have been included. Please refer to the original catalogue for a complete listing of
requirements for each major and minor.
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COMMUNICATION STUDIES MAJOR-COMMUNICATION AND SOCIAL INFLUENCE EMPHASIS
Core: (18 hours)
COMM
COMM
COMM
COMM
COMM
COMM
112
171
201
203
230
401
Interpersonal Communication
Media and Culture
Writing for the Media I Media Writing I
Research Methods in Communication
Persuasion
Communication Theory
Choose six (6) hours from:
COMM 377
Study Abroad in Communication
COMM 399
Internship in Communication
COMM 495
Independent Study (limited to 3 credits)
Courses in Communication Studies Program (excluding COMM 101).
COMMUNICATION STUDIES MAJOR–ELECTRONIC MEDIA EMPHASIS
Core (18 hours)
COMM 112
Interpersonal Communication
COMM 171
Media and Culture
COMM 201
Writing for the Media I Media Writing I
COMM 203
Research Methods in Communication
COMM 230
Persuasion
COMM 401
Communication Theory
Required fifteen twelve (15 12) hours from:
COMM 202
Writing for the Media II Media Writing II
COMM 260
Introduction to Public Relations
COMM 362
Case Studies in Public Relations
COMM 204
Introduction to Media Technology
COMM 372
Media Criticism
COMM 405
Media Law
3
3
3
3
3
3
6
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
Choose nine twelve (9 12) hours from:
COMM 280
Introduction to Studio Production
COMM 304
Editing and Compositing I
COMM 381
Broadcast Journalism
COMM 382
Documentary and Public Affairs Production
COMM 385
Principles of Media Producing and A/V
COMM 395
Case Studies in Media History
COMM 404
Editing and Compositing II
COMM 480
Advanced Media Production
COMM 485
Advanced Producing and Directing
9 12
Choose six (6) hours from:
COMM 321
Special Topics in Communication
COMM 341
Organizational Communication
COMM 351
Intercultural Communication
COMM 377
Study Abroad in Communication
COMM 399
Internship in Communication
COMM 403
Communication Ethics and Freedom of Speech
COMM 411
Supervised Practicum
6
COMM 450
COMM 477
Editing for Publication
Senior Project
Total Hours Required
__
48
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COMMUNICATION STUDIES MAJOR–PUBLIC RELATIONS / JOURNALISM EMPHASIS
Core (18 hours)
COMM 112
Interpersonal Communication
COMM 171
Media and Culture
COMM 201
Media Writing I
COMM 203
Research Methods in Communication
COMM 230
Persuasion
COMM 401
Communication Theory
3
3
3
3
3
3
Required fifteen (15) hours from:
COMM 202
Media Writing II
COMM 260
Introduction to Media Technology Public Relations
COMM 362
Public Relations Case Studies
COMM 372
Media Criticism
COMM 405
Media Law
3
3
3
3
3
Choose six (6) hours from:
ART
195
Desktop Publishing
COMM 228
Public Presentation
COMM 232
Debate and Freedom of Speech
COMM 250
Political Communication
COMM 320
Articles and Feature Writing
COMM 321
Special Topics
COMM 322
Advanced Reporting and Writing
COMM 377
Study Abroad in Communication
COMM 399
Internship in Communication
COMM 403
Communication Ethics and Freedom of Speech
COMM 411
Supervised Practicum - Editors
COMM 450
Editing for Publication
COMM 477
Senior Project
6
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MUSEUM STUDIES
Required Courses:
MST
101
Introduction to Museum Studies
MST
201
Curatorial Practice
MST
301
Issues in Museum Studies
Legal & Ethical Issues in Museum Studies
MST
302
Museums in the Public Dimension
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COACHING MINOR
Choose 12 credits from the following:
AT
100
Introduction to Athletic Training
EXPH 225 255 Scientific Principles of Strength and Conditioning
HPE
110L Individual Sport Education Lab
HPE
112L Team Sport Education Lab II
HPE
113L Team Sport Education Lab I
HPE
304
Sport Psychology
HP
270
Nutrition
3
3
3
3
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ENGLISH–WRITING MINOR
The minor in English-Writing requires:
ENGL 203
Expository Writing
ENGL 205
Introduction to Creative Writing
3
3
Twelve hours from:
ENGL 310
Advanced Technical Writing
ENGL 340
Thornton Writing Seminar
ENGL 345
Advanced Expository Writing
ENGL 346
Creative Non-Fiction
ENGL 349
Creative Writing: Poetry
ENGL 350
Creative Writing: Fiction
Total Hours Required
12
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18
* Note: ENGL 203 and ENGL 205 are prerequisites for their respective categories.
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GENDER STUDIES MINOR
9 hours from the following (with no more than two courses from any one program):
HIST 344
History of Women in the Americas
HIST 375
History of Love, Sex, and the Family in Modern Latin America
PSYC 261
Psychology of Gender
RELG 263
Women in Ministry - Pre-ministerial Practicum
SOCI 231
Marriage and the Family
SOCI 247
Sociology of Gender
SOCI 285 385 Class, Status, Power
SOCI 321 222 Minority Groups
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SOCIOLOGY MAJOR–CRIMINOLOGY EMPHASIS
Criminology emphasis courses
SOCI 241
Criminology
SOCI 243
Juvenile Delinquency
SOCI 244
Criminal Justice Process
SOCI 372
Applied Advanced Research Methods and Statistics
Electives (choose six hours from 200+)
SOCI 263
Urban Sociology
SOCI 321 222 Minority Groups
SOCI 285 385 Class, Status, Power
SOCIOLOGY MAJOR–GENERAL EMPHASIS
General emphasis courses
SOCI 209
Applied Sociology
SOCI 242 342 Population Studies
SOCI 245
Individual in Society
3
3
3
3
6
3
3
3
3
3
3
1
3
3
3
3
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SPANISH MINOR
The minor in Spanish requires:
SPAN 202
Intermediate Spanish
SPAN 221-222 Advanced Language Practice
Three hours from:
SPAN 312
Special Topics in Hispanic Literature
SPAN 319
Hispanic Prose
SPAN 320
Hispanic Drama and Poetry
3
6
3
Three hours from:
SPAN 340
The Culture and Civilization of Spanish America
SPAN 341
The Culture and Civilization
3
SPAN
3
18
300-level Literature course (1)
Total Hours Required
Courses listed below were omitted from the course description listing.
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COMM 377
STUDY ABROAD (1-6) Prerequisite: Consent of instructor. This course provides students with
the opportunity to study principles of communication in foreign settings.
COMM 381
BROADCAST JOURNALISM (3)
Prerequisite: COMM 201, COMM 204, or
permission of the instructor. This course sequence is a study of reporting, writing, and producing radio and
television broadcast news. Attention is given to the preparation of video news reports. The history of broadcast news
and legal aspects of broadcast communication are discussed.
COMM 382
DOCUMENTARY AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS PRODUCTION (3) Prerequisite: COMM 201,
COMM 204, COMM 381, or permission of the instructor. This course provides students with the opportunity to
examine documentary film, video, and audio forms as well as public affairs broadcast programming while
researching and producing projects in those fields. Projects will blend field taping and editing with studio
production.
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POLI 377
STUDY ABROAD (1-6) Prerequisite: one of the following courses: INTL 101, POLI 110, POLI
111, or POLI 112 or consent of instructor. The course provides students the opportunity to study political science
concepts, principles, and theories in foreign settings.
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SOCI 121 221
CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY (3) Prerequisite: Sociology 100 or consent of
instructor. This course compares how certain universal human patterns, e.g., the family, economy, religion,
education and political systems, are approached by different peoples/cultures in the contemporary world. The course
specifically considers how different peoples/cultures respond to the universal crises–birth, maturation, death, the
need for food and shelter, etc. Additionally this course examines how large scale, complex peoples/cultures deal
with intra-cultural variation and with the existence of the different cultural groups of each which may have different
patterns for resolving the universal crises named above.