Learning Outcomes
The Department of Communication is committed to pursuing 6 primary learning outcomes, in its instruction and development of students as scholars, professionals, and people. Those outcomes are:
- Demonstrate clear, critical, and creative thinking in response to communication;
- In a variety of settings, express ideas in messages that are coherent, persuasive, and ethical;
- Analyze and evaluate verbal and nonverbal messages in differing social, political, and/or cultural contexts in order to assess their effectiveness;
- Demonstrate comprehension of significant issues in the history, theory, and/or criticism of human communication;
- Engage in communication inquiry;
- Utilize communication to embrace difference.
These learning outcomes are critical influencers on all of our curricula, and help shape all of the courses offered by our department.
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