Programs: Interpersonal Communication
This program of study provides a liberal arts approach to the study of how people influence and relate to one another. Students examine the communication processes and effects that occur in a variety of settings. Areas of study that can be explored include communication in personal relationships, groups, public encounters and professional settings. Through a curriculum emphasizing theory, practice, research and the evaluation of content and behavior, students become prepared for careers in which effective communication is essential. This program also can prepare students for graduate or professional study in communication, law or human services.
Courses
- SCOM 220. Introduction to Interpersonal Communication
- SCOM 247. Small Group Communication
- SCOM 345. Nonverbal Communication
- SCOM 383. Communication Research Methodologies
- SCOM 440. Advanced Interpersonal Communication
- SCOM 248. Intercultural Communication
- SCOM 270. Health Communication
- SCOM 331. Communication and Conflict
- SCOM 348. Communication and Gender
- SCOM 449. Communication Training

