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COMM 265 - Environmental Communication |
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Associated Term:
Fall 2020
Learning Objectives: Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to: 1- Identify the concepts involved in the fundamentals of rhetoric and communication process. 2- Show a practical approach to research and organize materials in a manner that supports a set of persuasive arguments. 3- Understand the ethical and intellectual responsibilities associated with rhetorical engagement. 4- Show an awareness of current land use/environmental issues, understand the manner in which rhetoric is employed by primary rhetors, and predict outcomes. 5- Describe and analyze audience needs and behaviors associated with various environmental issues. 6- Demonstrate proficiency in oral testimony, group discussion, and debate. 7- Critically evaluate the persuasive tactics used by speakers and campaigns which advocate positions on environmental issues. 8- Communicate in a manner that promotes community stability through sustainable use of natural resources based on ecological principles. 9-Identify rhetorical elements of public messages and analyze key arguments. 10-Understand the influence of digital communication on message construction and society. Required Materials: Technical Requirements: |
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