Introduction to strategies and behaviors in all aspects of the interpersonal communication process. Includes study of self concept, relationships, perception, culture, listening, language, non-verbal cues, emotions, and conflict management. This course will provide students with an understanding of the rhetoric involved in interpersonal communication, the psychological basis, and the social significance of communication, including how communication operates in various contexts (friendship, family, intimate, and workplace relationships). This course includes faculty-supervised, faculty-evaluated oral communication in the presence of others (physically or virtually).
Recent sections
Fall 2026 · 9 sections
Section
Days & time
Location
Instructor
SectionClass #70204
Days & timeTu Th · 9:00 – 10:15 AMAug 17 – Dec 16
LocationLRC148
InstructorD. Alonso-Pecora
SectionClass #70215
Days & time
Online
Aug 17 – Dec 16
LocationONLINE
InstructorK. Stankovich
SectionClass #70220
Days & timeOnlineAug 17 – Dec 16
LocationONLINE
InstructorM. Dinger
SectionClass #70224
Days & timeOnlineAug 17 – Dec 16
LocationONLINE
InstructorK. Stankovich
SectionClass #70226
Days & timeMo We · 9:00 – 10:15 AMAug 17 – Dec 16
LocationLRC144
InstructorE. Fanney
SectionClass #70242
Days & timeOnlineOct 19 – Dec 16
LocationONLINE
InstructorE. Fanney
SectionClass #70243
Days & timeOnlineOct 19 – Dec 16
LocationONLINE
InstructorK. Stankovich
SectionClass #70244
Days & timeTu · 7:00 – 9:50 PMOnlineOct 19 – Dec 16