Senior Capstone

Catalog description

The Department of Communication aims to prepare articulate, adaptable, creative, ethical, and civic-minded communication professionals who are prepared to act as culturally competent leaders in their communities, workplaces, and everyday lives. In this course, students will reflect upon, integrate, and synthesize the diverse theories, concepts, processes, and practices they have engaged through their work in communication primarily through a collaborative experiential learning project. Along with developmental activities and a comprehensive exam, course work seeks to enhance the scholarly, personal, civic, and professional development of our graduating seniors. Prerequisites: C- or higher in COMM 204, 209, 211, 281 and 312 Restrictions: Students must have 75 earned hours to be able to register Foundational Studies Credit: [FS 2022: High Impact Practices]