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CHM 3071/4071: Honors Research
3.00 Credits
Manhattanville College
Honors Research provides the student with firsthand experience in the scientific research process. Students will choose a research topic with their advisor, learn about available chemistry resources, and be exposed to a variety of advanced laboratory techniques and instrumentation. At least three semesters of Honors Research are required, culminating with an Honors thesis and presentation in the Spring of the Senior year. Note: This course is only available to Chemistry majors in the Chemistry Honors Program (see above). ( Fall/Spring)
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CHM 3998: Senior Evaluation
1.00 Credits
Manhattanville College
All majors must register for the Senior Evaluation in the Spring of their Senior year. For students in the Honors Program, the grade for the Senior Evaluation is based on the presentation/defense of the Honors thesis produced in connection with the Honors Research course (CHM 3071/4071). For students not in the Honors Program, the grade for Senior Evaluation is based on the Graduate Record Exam in Chemistry taken in the Fall of the Senior year. ( Spring)
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CHM 4450: Research
3.00 Credits
Manhattanville College
In the Research course, students work with a Chemistry Faculty member on a topic of interest. The topic is explored in detail as students learn about advanced techniques and instrumentation that are not encountered in earlier laboratory courses. At the end of the semester, students will be expected to prepare a Research Report. Note: At least one semester of Research or its equivalent is required of all Chemistry majors. Biochemistry majors may register for this course with special permission from the Chemistry Chairperson. ( Fall/Spring)
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COMM 1001: Introduction to Communication
3.00 Credits
Manhattanville College
This course surveys human and media-enabled communication. Starting with concepts in communication theory, we consider interpersonal, public and nonverbal communication. A primary focus is the mass media—the history and means by which they communicate, the effects of this communication, and the professional and ethical issues involved. We cover print media, photography, radio, cinema, television and new media, and such related fields as advertising, public relations and political communication. ( Fall) (Spring)
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COMM 2009: Oral Presentation and Communication
3.00 Credits
Manhattanville College
This course helps students develop reliable vocal and listening techniques that will result in clear, communication. Through oral presentation of formal and informal speeches, discussion and work with notable literary texts and speeches, and introductory studies in nonverbal, interpersonal and intercultural communication, students will practice the expression and exchange of ideas in a logical, well-organized manner. ( Fall) (Spring)
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COMM 2010: Interpersonal and Intercultural Communication
3.00 Credits
Manhattanville College
This course enhances interpersonal and small group communication skills and surveys theoretical foundations, focusing on verbal and nonverbal interaction. Topics include listening, perception, self-concept and self-disclosure, persuasion, leadership, conflict management, cultural difference, relational development and disengagement. Exercises relate to fields from business to education and consider more intimate and familial dynamics as well. ( Spring)
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COMM 2021: Public Relations and American Culture
3.00 Credits
Manhattanville College
An introduction to the practices and ethics of public relations and its role in society and the administration of organizations. We examine theory and practice, teaching such skills as writing press releases and assembling press packets. We consider the history, philosophy and processes of PR; public opinion; internal PR; propaganda; crisis management; government, community and celebrity PR. Students work on both team and individual projects. ( Fall)
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COMM 2022: Advertising and American Popular Culture
3.00 Credits
Manhattanville College
A survey of the history of advertising through various media (print, broadcast, new media) and its impact upon our culture, from how it affects interpersonal and political communication to issues of gender, race and family. Different types of ads and ad campaigns are studied, as are the ethics, practices and business world of advertising today. ( Spring)
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COMM 2030: Communicating in the Business World
0.00 - 3.00 Credits
Manhattanville College
This course prepares students to express themselves clearly in the business world. The focus is on understanding basic principles (listening and persuasive presentation, aspects of written communication), the culture of the workplace environment (diversity, ethics) and how to work in teams (leadership principles, decision making). We also cover negotiation and organizational issues, question and answer sessions, and interviewing skills. ( Spring)
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COMM 2037: Small Group Communication
3.00 Credits
Manhattanville College
This course examines theories of group dynamics and the meaning of norms, goals, roles and leadership styles in small, task-oriented groups. Topics cover techniques involved in effective group and intergroup communication: discussion, nonverbal issues, decision-making, conflict resolution, ethics, leadership, team building, meeting planning. Students participate in structured group experiences and apply concepts to the process of communication when working as a member of a team. ( Fall)
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