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COMJ 350: Magazine Production
3.00 Credits
Evangel University
The magazine editing process in various sizes of publications. Attention to the total magazine industry, editorial concepts, ethics and law, research, administration, issue planning, production planning, layout, headlining, illustrations, photography, and distribution.
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COMJ 422: Electronic Journalism
3.00 Credits
Evangel University
Application in preparing and writing news copy for television, radio, and Internet communication. Students are introduced to broadcast writing style guidelines, video production techniques in news programming, and preparation of copy and graphics for web presentation. Prerequisite: COMM 214.
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COMJ 435: Feature Writing
3.00 Credits
Evangel University
Practical experience in writing and developing feature materials for newspapers and magazines. Prerequisite: COMM 214; 5-6 credits of English composition recommended.
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COMJ 436: Creative Writing
3.00 Credits
Evangel University
(Cross-listed with ENGL 436.) Imaginative writing, providing guidance and practice in at least two of the following genres: poetry, fiction, drama. Includes submitting work to national publications. Prerequisites: One literature course and one of the following: ENGL 211, ENG 236, or permission of professor.
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COMJ 451: Reporting And Writing Opinion For Editorials And Commentary
3.00 Credits
Evangel University
Principles and techniques of editorial and persuasive writing, including editorials and columns. Prerequisites: three communication courses (including COMM 214 and COMJ 314) or permission of professor.
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COMJ 470: Capstone Project in Journalism
1.00 Credits
Evangel University
Seminar centering on the student's ability to work through an approved project or paper under the supervision of an advisor or another Communication faculty member. Taken during the junior or senior year.
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COMM 100: Freshman Seminar
1.00 Credits
Evangel University
Orientation to the University in general and to the Communication major in particular. A student transferring into the Department from another major at Evangel can apply the freshman seminar from that major to the Communication requirement. Required of all incoming Evangel freshman Communication majors. Offered fall semester.
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COMM 110: Film Theory And Criticism
2.00 Credits
Evangel University
Survey of film as art from both historical and cultural perspectives, including attention to film theories and criticism. Introduction to film analysis, aesthetics, and philosophy from a Christian worldview. Credit may count toward the General Education fine arts requirement.
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COMM 111: Fundamentals of Speech
3.00 Credits
Evangel University
Designed to provide the student with both theory and practice in the principles of effective speech communication and presentation. Students who have completed a high school speech course with a grade of B or higher should take COMM 211 Public Speaking and Rhetoric instead of COMM 111. Credit applies to the General Education humanities requirement.
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COMM 113: Introduction to Mass Communication
3.00 Credits
Evangel University
Survey of the traditional mass media from both historical and cultural perspectives, including attention to media theories and effects, media operations, and social and economic problems in the media. Introduction to advertising, public relations, the relationships of foreign media to American media, media ethics and law, and new media technologies, including the Internet. Credit applies to the General Education humanities requirement.
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