Undergraduate Catalog 2004-2006
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72    Dyson College of Arts and Sciences SPP 355  Bilingual Speech-Language Development and Disorders (3) SPP 371  Introduction to Audiologic Rehabilitation (3) SPP 460, 461 Clinical Practicum in Speech Pathology I, II (8) (SPP 460-461 requires a minimum 2.7 CQPA.) TCH    111, 211 B Professional Seminar (2) TCH    201  Understanding Schools (4) TCH    497  Final Apprenticeship (6) AUXILIARY COURSES ...................................................... 6 One course from the following areas (3 credits): Fine and Performing Arts, Modern Languages and Cultures, Religious Studies. One course in contemporary global issues (3 credits) OPEN ELECTIVES ...........................................................  12 Total credits 128 Requirements in this major may have changed since this printing. Please see the communication studies department for updated degree requirements. For those students interested in teaching, see the School of Education section of this catalog for information regarding a dual major in education with this arts and sciences major. Joseph J. Miranne Jr. Communication Center The Communication Center is a three-room complex consisting of two studio/classrooms and a central control room. The center, located in New York, is a fully equipped audio-video recording and playback facility. It is used for the recording of performances of students in speech communication classes. COMMUNICATION STUDIES MAJOR Bachelor of Arts (NYC) Communication Studies majors choose one of two areas of concentration: public/professional studies or media studies. The Public and Professional Studies program is geared for those interested in careers in organizational communication, law, politics, government, labor unions, human relations, corporate-government relations, and fundraising, who will find this an ideal major. The Media Studies program emphasizes the fields of communication as they apply to mass media. The program qualifies graduates for entry-level positions in broadcasting, advertising, sales, marketing, politics, and public relations. Credits UNIVERSITY CORE ........................................................  60 May include SPP 253 Anatomy and Physiology of the Speech and Hearing Mechanism to fulfill 3 credits of core exploratory experience in a non-laboratory science. MAJOR COURSES ............................................................  42 Required Courses: (21 credits) COM 111    Introduction to Communication (3) COM 114    Introduction to Mass Media (3) COM 205    Dynamics of Small Group Communication (3) COM 213    Intercultural Communication (3) COM 214    Interpersonal Communication (3) COM 480    Applied Research in Communication Sciences (3) SPE 217 Radio and TV Announcing (3) or approved substitution or SPE course Media Studies Concentration Required Courses: (21 credits) COM 236    Propaganda (3) COM 237    Milestones in Mass Media Research(3) COM 338    Censorship and the Mass Media (3) Major Electives ONE course from the following: ENG 218     Feature Writing (3) COM 209    Speech Writing (3) COM 226    Writing for the Electronic Media (3) THREE courses from the following: COM 252    Broadcast Lab I (An approved Topics Course) MAR 250    Introduction to Marketing (3) MAR 342    Public Relations (3) PE 203 Persuasion (3) SPE 208 Business and Professional Speech (3) SPE 217 Radio and TV Announcing (3) Public and Professional Studies Concentration Required Courses: (21 credits) COM 119    Communication Behavior in Organizations (3) (An approved Topics Course) SPE 203 Persuasion (3) FOUR courses from the following: COM 117    Interviewing (3) COM 226    Writing for the Electric Media (3) (An approved Topics Course) COM 338    Censorship and the Mass Media (3) SPE 208 Business and Professional Speech (3) COM 209    Speech Writing (3) AUXILIARY COURSES .....................................................  6 One course from the following areas (3 credits): Fine and Performing Arts, Modern Languages and Cultures, Religious Studies One course in contemporary global issues (3 credits) OPEN ELECTIVES ...........................................................  20 Total credits 128 For those students interested in teaching, see the School of Education section of this catalog for information regarding a dual major in education with this arts and sciences major. Joseph J. Miranne Jr. Communication Center The Communication Center is a three-room complex consisting of two studio/classrooms and a central control room. The center, located in New York, is a fully equipped audio-video recording and playback facility. It is used for the recording of performances of students in speech communication classes.

NOTE: Information contained herein was compiled prior to June 2004 and is accurate as of that date. Subsequent changes may occur with respect to University programs, curricula, requirements, rules, regulations, policies and procedures, which are not reflected in this catalog. Enrollment shall be subject to and governed by such changes.
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