Academics

Course Overview

For many years, programs in mediation, dialogue, and deliberation have been invaluable in helping people change their communicative patterns in order to improve their situations at home, work, and in the community. In this course we will examine these three well-established types of programs, learn how and why they work, and experience using and participating in these methods through role plays, simulations, and actual events. We will use a communication perspective within a systemic approach to examine the complex factors involved in conflict and to learn how a change in communication can shift interaction dynamics.

COM 330

Program: Communication Studies

Credit: 3

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COM-420

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Communication Studies

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COM-430

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Communication Studies

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COM-440

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Communication Studies

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COM-450

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An examination of the persuasive strategies used by…

Communication Studies

Credits 3

COM-460

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