Search If you are looking for specific programs or courses, please use Program Search or Course Search. Showing 2641 - 2650 of 3678 results Type - Any -Academic DepartmentsArticlescampaign_landing_pageCourses (Continuing)Courses (Regular)EventsPagesPeoplePoliciesProgramsSubjects Course Regular Studies Theories in Communications JOUR 1200 Most of us consider communicating an innate and spontaneous activity, but the ways we communicate change over time and can be evaluated, studied, and manipulated. In this course, students examine the changing ideologies behind communication theories, research, and models as they relate to our... Course Regular Studies Communication and the Influence of Mass Media JOUR 1220 The interdependent relationship between media technology and communication has evolved over the years to influence the audience's sense of nationalism, culture, and self-awareness. Students examine the effect of the media's historical transformations, from the screen culture surrounding television... Course Regular Studies Investigative Journalism JOUR 1224 Formerly JOUR 1120In the era of misinformation, the need to hold to account the powerful figures in business and government has never been more pressing, and the work of investigative journalists - the watchdogs of democracy - never more crucial. Future journalists and communication professionals... Course Regular Studies Media Law and Ethics JOUR 1225 Demystifying the complex justice system and applying professional ethics is essential for journalists and professional writers to cover significant stories of public interest. In this course, students examine the legal system and the role and responsibility of the news media. They will be introduced... Course Regular Studies Communication Strategies JOUR 1230 Communication strategies are used to establish in the public's mind the key values and goals of an individual, corporation, non-profit, social movement, charity, or other entity. Students learn the practical basics of communications, the art and science of managing a system to provide accessible... Course Regular Studies Advanced Copy Editing JOUR 1240 Formerly JOUR 1140Errors involving basic grammar and presentation are not the only mistakes that can kill an otherwise intriguing story. Students learn how to refine news stories, press releases, and other non-fiction writing to improve flow and comprehensibility. They assess and edit a variety of... Course Regular Studies Introduction to Online Journalism JOUR 1244 Students will learn about major new trends in online journalism and become fluent in a variety of digital media forms. Topics include writing for the web, social media for journalists, blogging and multimedia production techniques.Registration in this course is restricted to students admitted to the... Course Regular Studies Radio Storytelling and Podcasting JOUR 1288 Formerly JOUR 1298Accessibility and versatility are the secret to radio and podcast popularity. Audio waves are a more intimate way to delve into people's stories in greater depth, while allowing for the creative use of sound. Students work with industry-standard technology to produce news stories... Course Regular Studies Introduction to Digital Media Storytelling JOUR 1290 The future of storytelling is in the digital space. In this course, students examine new trends in online communications and mobile journalism, while becoming fluent in a variety of digital media formats. They explore writing for the web, using social media for journalism and public relations... Course Regular Studies Design for Print and Online Journalism JOUR 2178 Formerly JOUR 1177Design can enhance or impede a person's ability to process information, so understanding design principles is essential for those working in media. Students explore the principles of design for both print and online publications, using current industry-standard software. They learn... Pagination « First First page ‹ Previous Previous page … 261 262 263 264 265 266 267 268 269 … Next › Next page Last » Last page
Course Regular Studies Theories in Communications JOUR 1200 Most of us consider communicating an innate and spontaneous activity, but the ways we communicate change over time and can be evaluated, studied, and manipulated. In this course, students examine the changing ideologies behind communication theories, research, and models as they relate to our...
Course Regular Studies Communication and the Influence of Mass Media JOUR 1220 The interdependent relationship between media technology and communication has evolved over the years to influence the audience's sense of nationalism, culture, and self-awareness. Students examine the effect of the media's historical transformations, from the screen culture surrounding television...
Course Regular Studies Investigative Journalism JOUR 1224 Formerly JOUR 1120In the era of misinformation, the need to hold to account the powerful figures in business and government has never been more pressing, and the work of investigative journalists - the watchdogs of democracy - never more crucial. Future journalists and communication professionals...
Course Regular Studies Media Law and Ethics JOUR 1225 Demystifying the complex justice system and applying professional ethics is essential for journalists and professional writers to cover significant stories of public interest. In this course, students examine the legal system and the role and responsibility of the news media. They will be introduced...
Course Regular Studies Communication Strategies JOUR 1230 Communication strategies are used to establish in the public's mind the key values and goals of an individual, corporation, non-profit, social movement, charity, or other entity. Students learn the practical basics of communications, the art and science of managing a system to provide accessible...
Course Regular Studies Advanced Copy Editing JOUR 1240 Formerly JOUR 1140Errors involving basic grammar and presentation are not the only mistakes that can kill an otherwise intriguing story. Students learn how to refine news stories, press releases, and other non-fiction writing to improve flow and comprehensibility. They assess and edit a variety of...
Course Regular Studies Introduction to Online Journalism JOUR 1244 Students will learn about major new trends in online journalism and become fluent in a variety of digital media forms. Topics include writing for the web, social media for journalists, blogging and multimedia production techniques.Registration in this course is restricted to students admitted to the...
Course Regular Studies Radio Storytelling and Podcasting JOUR 1288 Formerly JOUR 1298Accessibility and versatility are the secret to radio and podcast popularity. Audio waves are a more intimate way to delve into people's stories in greater depth, while allowing for the creative use of sound. Students work with industry-standard technology to produce news stories...
Course Regular Studies Introduction to Digital Media Storytelling JOUR 1290 The future of storytelling is in the digital space. In this course, students examine new trends in online communications and mobile journalism, while becoming fluent in a variety of digital media formats. They explore writing for the web, using social media for journalism and public relations...
Course Regular Studies Design for Print and Online Journalism JOUR 2178 Formerly JOUR 1177Design can enhance or impede a person's ability to process information, so understanding design principles is essential for those working in media. Students explore the principles of design for both print and online publications, using current industry-standard software. They learn...