School of Communication

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Laura C. Prividera, Acting Director
Keith Richards, Acting Director of Graduate Programs

The School of Communication offers a master of arts in communication with an emphasis in health communication. Admission to the program requires that the applicant meet the admissions requirements of the Graduate School, as well as the School of Communication.

Information about the School of Communication is available on the school website. 

Programs

• Communication, BS/Communication, MA

• Health Communication Certificate

• Communication, MA

Courses

• COMM 6000 - Communication Theory
• COMM 6030 - Research Methods
• COMM 6031 - Communication Pedagogy
• COMM 6110 - Media Effects
• COMM 6120 - Interpersonal Communication
• COMM 6124 - Organizational Communication
• COMM 6131 - Social Influence
• COMM 6140 - Special Topics in Communication
• COMM 6141 - Independent Study
• COMM 6210 - Media and Health Communication
• COMM 6211 - Health Communication Campaigns
• COMM 6215 - Communication Approaches to eHealth
• COMM 6216 - Community Engagement and Health Communication
• COMM 6220 - Interpersonal Health Communication
• COMM 6221 - Intercultural Communication in Health Contexts
• COMM 6222 - Family Communication and Health
• COMM 6224 - Communication and Health Organizations
• COMM 6226 - Communication Approaches to Health Advocacy
• COMM 6230 - Introduction to Health Communication
• COMM 6240 - Special Topics in Health Communication
• COMM 6310 - Strategic Communication
• COMM 6312 - Risk and Crisis Communication
• COMM 6999 - Applied Communication Capstone
• COMM 7000 - Thesis

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