Interpersonal and Organizational Communication, A.A.

Learning Outcomes

• Explain major theories in interpersonal and organizational communication.
• Understand how identity is negotiated, enacted, and maintained.
• Analyze how context affects topic and style of interactions.
• Conduct a meeting.
• Demonstrate awareness of cultural forms, patterns, and styles of communication.
   

Interpersonal and Organizational Communication Requirements

• ENG* 101: Composition 3 Credits (Gen Ed - English )
• COM* 100: Introduction to Communication 3 Credits (Gen Ed - Humanities )
• COM* 172: Interpersonal Communication 3 Credits
• PSY* 111  or SOC* 101  or ANT* 101  or ANT* 105  (Gen Ed - Social Science )  3 Credits
• COM* 173: Public Speaking 3 Credits (Gen Ed - Humanities )

• Subtotal: 15

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• ENG* 110: Introduction to Literature 3 Credits
• Choose any course from Gen Ed - Physical and Natural Sciences     3 Credits
• COM* 202: Intercultural Communication 3 Credits
• MAT* 146  or MAT* 148  or MAT* 172  (Gen Ed - Mathematics )   3 Credits
• COM* 101: Introduction to Mass Communication 3 Credits

• Subtotal: 15

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• COM* 209: Gender and Communication 3 Credits
• COM* 113: Social Media in Contemporary Society 3 Credits
• COM* 278: Group Communication 3 Credits
• THR* 101  or DGA* 111  or GRA* 151   (General Education Knowledge Area - The Arts ) 3 Credits
• Any SPA* course or FRE*(112, 211 or 212) or PHL*(101 or 111)  3-4 Credits

• Subtotal: 15-16

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• COM* 201: Introduction to Public Relations 3 Credits
• Any lab course from Gen Ed - Physical and Natural Sciences    4 credits

 

• COM* 210: Environmental Communication 3 Credits  or
• Choose any Communication course 3 Credits

 

• Any History (HIS*) course from Gen Ed - Social Science    3 credits
• Choose any open Elective 3 Credits

Subtotal: 15-16

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Total Minimum Credits Required: 60