Introduction to Communication

Catalog description

This course inspires students to study communication as a means to transform their lives and the world. Communication becomes a tool for cultural and professional competence, and human rights activism. Students examine how human beings have communicated with one another throughout history, and how gender, immigration, media and culture influence communication. With love, justice and empathy, students engage in storytelling and collaborate on a human rights project in the community. Students also explore ways to participate in the creative industry and other fields of communication. This course fulfills the Learning Community requirement.