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College of Communication Strategic Communication: PR and Advertising 2291 JR 221 01 Principles of Advertising 3, UG MWF 8-8:50 Rademacher, Mark A 2294 JR 223 01 Intro to Public Relations 3, UG TR 9:35-10:50 Holt, Lanier 2309 JR 223 02 Intro to Public Relations 3, UG TR 11-12:15 Holt, Lanier 2311 JR 321 01 Advertising Practices 3, UG F 8-10:30 Gray, Donna 2275 JR 322 50 Advertising Copywriting 3, UG M 7:15-9:45 Short, Jeffrey 2276 JR 324W 01W Case Problems Public Relations 3, UG TR 9:35-10:50 Campbell, Rose G 2277 JR 324W 02W Case Problems Public Relations 3, UG TR 1-2:15 Campbell, Rose G 2312 JR 327 01 Res Meth Pub Rel and Advertising 3, UG MWF 10-10:50 Rademacher, Mark A 2313 JR 328 01W Public Relations Techniques 3, UG TR 2:25-3:40 Holt, Lanier 2279 JR 350 01 Media Internship 3, UG TBA Kanis II, Edward B 2280 JR 351 50 Design and Production in PR-Adv 3, UG W 5:30-8 Mineo, Christy 2318 JR 351 51 Design and Production in PR-Adv 3, UG T 6:45-9:15 Mineo, Christy 2285 JR 424S 01 Public Communication Campaigns 3, UG W 2:25-4:55 Campbell, Rose G 2308 JR 426 01 Topic Public Rel and Advertising 3, UG T 2:25-4:55 Kanis II, Edward B Bateman Case Study Competition Students develop and implement a comprehensive public relations campaign for the national Public Relations Student Society of America’s annual Bateman Case Study competition. Established in 1973, the Bateman challenges a team of students to exercise the analytical skills and mature judgment required for public relations problem solving. All elements of the public relations process research, planning, execution and evaluation are stressed. Outstanding entries as judged by a leading panel of experts will be presented to client (United States Census Bureau) and national Public Relations Society of America representatives. Given the intense nature of the competition, students must have completed JR324W, JR327, JR328W and JR351. Permission of instructor required. 2322 JR 426 02 Topic Public Rel and Advertising 3, UG R 5:30-8 Gray, Donna Strategic Communication Practicum This practicum course is designed to teach students how to implement public communication campaigns in a real-world setting. Activities may include writing, producing and/or editing an organization’s collateral materials; improving the Web site or creating new content for it; creating public service announcements; engaging in event planning and execution; and executing media relations activities for a non- profit organization. This course is team-taught by professors with expertise in design, writing, and campaign planning and execution. Students who take this course will be able to enhance their portfolios. Prereqs: JR221, JR223 or JR212 plus advanced courses in either public relations and advertising or news editorial. Students who have completed JR321, JR328 and/or JR351 are particularly encouraged to take this course. 2286 JR 426 50 Topic Public Rel and Advertising 3, UG M 5:30-8 Gray, Donna NSAC This course encompasses intensive investigation of the special problems involved in developing campaignable concepts. Using the AAF National Student Advertising Competition to determine client, budget and campaign objective, students will develop an advertising/marketing/ media strategy. Fully developed and designed campaign will be ready to present to a panel of industry executives at the AAF National Conference. Students should have completed JR321, JR327, JR328 or JR351. Permission of instructor required. Communication Sciences and Disorders 2342 COM 139 50 American Sign Language II 3, UG MW 3:50-5:05 Carlstrand, Glenn 2344 COM 239 50 American Sign Language IV 3, UG MW 5:15-6:30 Carlstrand, Glenn 2350 COM 331 01 Phonetics 3, UG TR 9:35-10:50 Gospel, Mary D 2377 COM 331 02 Phonetics 3, UG TR 11-12:15 Gospel, Mary D 2351 COM 332 01 Language Development 3, UG MWF 10-10:50 Reading, Suzanne P 3445 COM 334 01 Speech Science 3, UG TR 1-3:40 Richie, Carolyn Jane Room assignments will be available online by November 1. College of Communication 67
2352 COM 336 50 Fundamentals of Audiology 3, UG T 6-8:30 Austin, Shannon L 2353 COM 337 01 Clinical Procedures 3, UG MW 2:25-3:40 Stewart, Jill 2379 COM 356 01 Communication Research Methods 3, UG TR 11-12:15 Hoerl, Kristen Richie, Carolyn Jane 2357 COM 360S 01 Communication Science 3, UG TBA Stewart, Jill 3446 COM 363S 01 Comm Screening Practicum-SL 3, UG F 8-3 Gospel, Mary D 2385 COM 399 01 Directed Research in Com Disor 3, UG TBA Richie, Carolyn Jane 2360 COM 403 01 Independent Study 3, UG TBA Reading, Suzanne P 2362 COM 404 01 Communication Internship 3, UG TBA Reading, Suzanne P 2365 COM 436 01 Neurogenic Communication Disor 3, UG TR 1-2:15 Gospel, Mary D 3447 COM 437 01 Language Disorders in Children 3, UG MW 1-2:15 Reading, Suzanne P 2386 COM 481 04 Topics Communication Studies 3, UG TBA Carlstrand, Glenn Teaching Practicum in CSD Students work with a professor on the development and discussion of the classroom experience. Student teaching responsibilities may include organization of material, announcements, Scantroning, slide preparation, assisting with small group instruction, and tutoring. By permission of the instructor. 2388 COM 481 05 Topics Communication Studies 3, UG TBA Gospel, Mary D Teaching Practicum in CSD Students work with a professor on the development and discussion of the classroom experience. Student teaching responsibilities may include organization of material, announcements, Scantroning, slide preparation, assisting with small group instruction, and tutoring. By permission of the instructor. 2393 COM 481 06 Topics Communication Studies 3, UG TBA Richie, Carolyn Jane Teaching Practicum in CSD Students work with a professor on the development and discussion of the classroom experience. Student teaching responsibilities may include organization of material, announcements, Scantroning, slide preparation, assisting with small group instruction, and tutoring. By permission of the instructor. 2370 COM 499 01 Honors Thesis 3, UG TBA Reading, Suzanne P Creative Media and Entertainment 2409 MDA 104 01 Electronic News Writing 3, UG TR 11-12:15 Bridge, Scott E 2395 MDA 105 01 Introduction to Media Studies 3, UG MWF 11-11:50 Bridge, Scott E 2439 MDA 106 01 Survey of Digital Media 3, UG TR 11-12:15 Odom, James W 69 College of Communication 2433 MDA 109 01 Survey of the Recording Indust 3, UG TR 1-2:15 Creech, Kenneth 2397 MDA 201 01 Audio Production 3, UG TR 9:35-10:50 Harris, Mark 2398 MDA 202 01 Multi-Camera Studio Production 3, UG W 2:25-4:55 Creech, Kenneth 2421 MDA 202 01A Multi-Camera Studio Production 0, UG T 3:25-4:55 Creech, Kenneth Labs will meet in FB 042 2399 MDA 212 01 Writing for Electronic Media 3, UG TR 9:35-10:50 Bridge, Scott E 2400 MDA 215 50 Video Editing 3, UG MW 1-2:15 Odom, James W 2434 MDA 219 01 Design for World Wide Web 3, UG TR 1-2:15 Odom, James W 2429 MDA 220 01 Audio Lab: Independent Study 1, UG TBA Harris, Mark Remote Recording Lab 2419 MDA 252 01 Theory & Techniqs of Sound Rec 3, UG T 2:25-4:55 Armstrong, Cutler 2420 MDA 252 02 Theory and Techniqs of Sound Rec 3, UG R 2:25-4:55 Armstrong, Cutler 2413 MDA 302 01 Video Production II 3, UG F 9-11:50 Taylor, Christine A Will meet in FB 042. 2427 MDA 303 01 Advanced Reporting 3, UG MW 1-2:15 Bridge, Scott E 2426 MDA 304 50 Producing Television News 3, UG R 7-9:45 Dawson, Shannon L 2431 MDA 310 50 Directing the Narrative 3, UG TR 11-12:15 Taylor,Christine A 2435 MDA 311 01 Genres in Cinema 3, UG W 2:20-4:50 Savage, Ann M The Queer Image From a critical-cultural studies perspective, this course will critically examine gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and queer (GLBTQ) images in film. We will examine both historical and contemporary examples while also recognizing the cultural conditions and industry restrictions imposed on queer life and images. 2410 MDA 320 01 Audio Lab: Multi-track Ind St 1, UG TBA Armstrong, Cutler 2401 MDA 330 01 Production Laboratory 1, UG TBA Taylor, Christine A Production 2446 MDA 330 02 Production Laboratory 1, UG TBA Bridge, Scott E 2445 MDA 330 07 Production Laboratory 1, UG TBA Hurley, Patrick S 2402 MDA 333 01 Performance Lab 1, UG TBA Taylor, Christine A 2416 MDA 333 02 Performance Lab 1, UG TBA Bridge, Scott E 2411 MDA 352 01 Business Aspects of the Record 3, UG TR 9:35-10:50 Armstrong, Cutler 2403 MDA 400 01 Independent Study 1, UG TBA Taylor, Christine A 2423 MDA 400 02 Independent Study 1, UG TBA Armstrong, Cutler Room assignments will be available online by November 1.
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