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Relying on historic and iconic photographs that tell a story, this course covers a variety of photojournalistic subjects including general news, sports, features and caption writing and politics. Students will study major historical events in photojournalism, identify ethical issues and review their relevance to today’s photojournalists. Students are required to spend a time with a story in order to accurately photograph news events and get enough photos to effectively illustrate the story. Prerequisites: COMM 2330 & COMM 2360.

Students will write and edit news, conduct interviews and develop commercials for broadcast and new media, as well as train in the use of video camera and editing processes. Prerequisites: COMM 2360 and 3365.

Students will learn interviewing techniques; and the location, retrieving, assessing, and verifying of information; advanced writing techniques in news, features, entertainment, sports, columns, and editorials. Basic proficiency in the use of a digital camera, the Associated Press stylebook, and layout, design, and editing software is required. Portfolio required.  Prerequisite: ENGL 1321 and ENGL 1322 (or equivalent).

Integrates interviewing, writing and reporting skills to produce in-depth stories, plus learning a professional layout and design software program. Students will work on multiple-source projects writing complex articles. Students also will begin using an industry-standard design and layout software program incorporating text, headlines and images in their design projects. This course builds on previous coursework in writing, AP Style and digital photography. Online portfolio required for final project. Outstanding students may progress to a limited number of paid student publication staff positions. Lab Fee. Prerequisite: COMM 2360 

Survey of mass media effects and careers. Study includes the history and use of books, magazines, newspapers, radio, movies, music, television, digital media, advertising and public relations. Emphasis on media-particularly social, political, economic and legal. Topics focus on media theory, ethics and trends in commercialization conglomeration, converging technologies and globalization. This course is part of the communication core common to all majors in the department.

A survey course designed to introduce the student to all types of communication study, including interpersonal, small group, public and mass communication environments. Emphasis is on understanding how communication sub-disciplines interrelate on a theoretical level. This course is part of the communication core common to all majors in the department. This course is a Writing Emphasis (WE) course.