COMMS 416
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Civic Communication and Public Advocacy
Communications
College of Fine Arts and Communications
Course Description
Communication principles, theories, and approaches applied to effect social change. Approaches may include public policy, grass roots advocacy, social marketing, and social movements.
When Taught
Winter
Min
3
Fixed/Max
3
Fixed
3
Fixed
0
Other Prerequisites
Major or minor status
Title
Social and Political Advocacy
Learning Outcome
Develop advanced skills in public speaking, persuasion, and social advocacy through the presentation of content across multiple contexts.
Title
Lifelong Learning and Responsible Media Use
Learning Outcome
Deepen abilities for media literacy competencies, specifically in efforts to think critically and articulate the positive and negative effects of mass media practices on society.
Title
Effects of Mass Media on Society
Learning Outcome
Analyze the role of digital and traditional media in shaping public opinion and policy.
Title
Social and Political Advocacy
Learning Outcome
Partner with the Wheatley Institute, Civic Leadership minor, or similar campus entities for real-life opportunities related to social issues, family, and religion.
