JMC 150

Journalism & Mass Commncations - Presenting to Audiences

University of Kansas · Fall 2026

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The ability to inform or persuade confidently through presentation is an incalculable skill no matter where students choose to direct their careers. This course introduces students to presentation approaches, effective oral communication fundamentals, audience analysis, support technologies and structural development. Students will assess their own communication styles and strengths, understand presentation purposes and types, research, edit and organize material, use graphics concepts and techniques to design formats for value-added content, and practice coherent, relevant and well-articulated stories. Students will apply what they learn in a variety of situations, from individual expository speeches to group business proposals. Open to all undergraduate students. Satisfies: Goal 2 Outcome 2 (GE22)

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Class #23998Fall 20263 credits
5 available13 enrolled18 capacity
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