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COLG 305: Concepts Basic to Health Care Policy,Economics and Management
3.00 Credits
Saint Johns University
Within the context of a liberal learning environment and Catholic and Benedictine values, learners will develop the basic knowledge and skills to function effectively as a member of an inter-professional health care team. Concepts and context (e.g. social values, politics, economics) that are foundational to effective management, cost-containment and policy development/reform will be applied to the analysis of contemporary health care issues. Learners will be actively involved in influencing policies that shape health and/or health care. Prerequisites: Senior standing in the nursing major or permission of instructor. Fall.
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COMM : Courses in Area Three - Media Studies
3.00 Credits
Saint Johns University
245 Introduction to Media Writing. (4) A course in the writing style used in the news and public relations professions. The student will learn various criteria for newsworthiness, basic newsgathering techniques, story structure, leads, and other aspects of print journalism. Prerequisite: Completion of First Year Seminar or the equivalent and basic keyboard skills.
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COMM 101: Persuasion in Society
4.00 Credits
Saint Johns University
This course is an introduction to public persuasion, examining the mechanisms by which individuals, groups and institutions seek to reinforce or alter the beliefs, attitudes, values and behaviors of American audiences. The principal goal of this course is to make students more analytical and discriminating audiences for persuasive messages in society. Note: Although individual and/or group presentations may be assigned in this course, this is not a course in public speaking.
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COMM 103: Mass Communication and Society
4.00 Credits
Saint Johns University
This course explores the relationship between mass media and society. Students will learn about the role of mediated communication in creating and dispersing knowledge and will become more aware of the relationship between media economics and media content. The course also introduces students to basic theoretical concepts needed to critically analyze mediated messages, helping students become more skilled and knowledgeable consumers of media content. Finally, the course will provide students with the basic understanding of media needed for advanced media courses.
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COMM 105: Introduction to Human Communication
4.00 Credits
Saint Johns University
This course provides students with a general overview of communication theory and research, particularly as it relates to their everyday interactions. The course covers theories related to intrapersonal, interpersonal, gender, group, organizational, and intercultural contexts.
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COMM 111: Public Speaking
4.00 Credits
Saint Johns University
Provides the theory and practice to equip students to prepare and deliver effective speeches. Offers students opportunities to present original and researched ideas to an audience as well as to analyze the speeches of others. Addresses rhetorical issues such as credibility, audience analysis and logical reasoning. Develops skills in organization, outlining, critical thinking and speech criticism. A-F grading only.
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COMM 200: Public Speaking Basics
2.00 Credits
Saint Johns University
This course is intended for education majors who need to fulfill the state requirements in oral communication. (Communication majors or minors should take COMM 111 - Introduction to Public Speaking, rather than this class.) Through the study of theory and through applications, students will learn to understand the basic concepts of practical public speaking situations, including the development and delivery of informative and persuasive speeches.
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COMM 205: Interpersonal Communication
4.00 Credits
Saint Johns University
Introduces students to basic principles and theories of interpersonal communication. Readings, discussion and exercises facilitate understanding of interpersonal communication processes. Topics may include perception, self-concept, verbal communication, listening, conflict, nonverbal cues, gender roles, family communication, culture, communication competence, and relationship development.
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COMM 220: Debate
2.00 Credits
Saint Johns University
This course introduces students to the fundamentals of debate. Students will learn argumentation and debate theory and develop research, organization, reasoning, refutation and delivery skills. Students will participate in classroom debates. No previous debate training is expected.
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COMM 225: Argumentation and Advocacy
4.00 Credits
Saint Johns University
Provides the theory and practice necessary for students to analyze and construct effective arguments. By developing skills as critics of argument, students will be able to identify the strengths and weaknesses in claims. Examines how advocates use and misuse statistics to bolster arguments. Skills in research, organization, argument anticipation and refutation are developed. Prerequisite: 101 or 111 or permission of instructor.
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