Communication Studies - Interpersonal Comm Honors

Catalog description

This course provides knowledge of basic interpersonal communication principles, theory, and applied research, and helps students develop foundational research and presentation skills. Students will learn about themselves, their communication tendencies, and ways to develop various interpersonal communication skills as they relate to self-disclosure, perception, nonverbal communication, listening, relationship development (initiation, maintenance, and termination), and conflict management. Emphasis is placed on understanding the communication process as it pertains to numerous interpersonal relationships (e.g., intercultural, workplace, friendship, romantic, and family). Prerequisite: Open only to students admitted to the University Honors Program, or by consent of the instructor. Satisfies: Communications (CMS) , Goal 2 Outcome 2 (GE22) , Honors