Communication Ethics

Catalog description

Communication Ethics. This course examines communication ethics in individual, organizational, and societal contexts. Students will learn theoretical and practical applications of communicating ethically in a society where interactions and messages are complex, shifting, and often mediated. The course increases understanding of how critical self-awareness and emotional intelligence contribute to communicating consciously and productively. Dialogue, narrative, reflection, and identification are explored as tools for ethical communication in a rapidly changing world. Prerequisite: COM 601. (Offered every spring and summer.)