COMM 345
Communicating Science, Health, and Environment
This course develops an understanding of the prevalence, challenges, significance, and applications of communication in science, health, and environment. We will explore theories, models, contexts, research findings, and "real world" experiences in areas such as media portrayals, public opinion, health disparities, science literacy, journalism, marketing, social movements, and citizen science.
Prerequisites & course information
No credit in COMM 307 with the topic "Communicating Science, Health & Environment". (Prerequisites enforced at registration.) COMM 102, another SS course, or sophomore standing. (3 - 4). (SS). May not be repeated for credit.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027