Communication
Associate in Arts
Modes of Instruction
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The Communication Program offers courses to equip students with vital communication skills in today’s ever-changing workplace. Courses range from public speaking skills that emphasize personal adjustment to anxiety and the preparation of various types of speeches to interpersonal communication, where the students can explore their relationships and impacts on their careers. Communication theory and application and adaptability to mediated channels are explored in the communication curriculum.
Courses are offered in various formats, including face-to-face, hybrid, and online, to accommodate student schedules and degree completion needs. Students enrolled in intensive clinical programs find the hybrid courses beneficial for completing requirements. The hybrid course meets during evening class sessions while completing the rest of the work online. The Communication Program also has dual credit and College Now opportunities for high school students wanting a jump start on their college education.
For more information about courses in the Communication Program, contact Professor Brandi G. Wilkins.
Courses:
COMM 103: Fundamentals of Speech Communication
COMM 200: Organizational Communication
COMM 204: Interpersonal Communication
COMM 205: Advanced Speech Communication
Program Details
Discipline Student Learning Outcomes
- Demonstrate the components of the speech communication process by using a central message, a well-developed outline, and visual aid(s) to enhance a speaking presentation.
- Deliver researched, coherent, well-developed, and ethical public speeches and/or presentations of various types that consider the audience's diversity for academic and professional success.
- Identify various interpersonal communication concepts such as the self as the communicator, mediated communication, emotions, listening, language, nonverbal communication, intimate vs. familial relationships, and conflict management.
- Apply knowledge of communication concepts in managing conflict, change, diversity, climate, and other important impacts in organizations and identify various theories in organizational management.
Courses in this discipline align with the college’s General Education Student Learning Outcomes.
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Faculty
Brandi Wilkins
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Brandi Wilkins
Professor of Communication
