Communication
2026-2027
100 courses
- COM 100Introduction to Communication and Rhetoric. (3 h)
- COM 102Debate and Advocacy. (3 h)
- COM 110Public Speaking. (3 h)
- COM 113Relational Communication. (3 h)
- COM 120Introduction to Critical and Creative Media. (3 h)
- COM 162Introduction to Integrated Marketing Communications. (3 h)
- COM 215Broadcast Journalism. (3 h)
- COM 220Empirical Research in Communication. (3 h)
- COM 225Rhetorical Theory and Criticism. (3 h)
- COM 230Interactive Digital Media. (3 h)
- COM 245Introduction to Mass Communication. (3 h)
- COM 246Black Popular Culture. (3 h)
- COM 247Media Production I. (3 h)
- COM 249Sound Design & Soundtracks. (3 h)
- COM 250Communicating for an Entrepreneurial Mindset. (3 h)
- COM 262Writing for Public Relations and Advertising. (3 h)
- COM 264Digital & Social Media Marketing. (3 h)
- COM 270Special Seminar. (1-3 h)
- COM 271Sports Broadcasting. (3 h)
- COM 275Local Environmental Narratives. (3 h)
- COM 276Global Environmental Narratives. (3 h)
- COM 280Communication Internship I. (1.5-3 h)
- COM 282Debate Practicum I. (1.5 h)
- COM 283Debate Practicum II. (1.5 h)
- COM 284Production Practicum I. (1.5 h)
- COM 285Production Practicum II. (1.5 h)
- COM 286Individual Study. (1-3 h)
- COM 287Research Practicum I. (1.5 h)
- COM 288Research Practicum II. (1.5 h)
- COM 300Ancient Persuasions: Rhetoric and Democracy in Greece and Rome. (3 h)
- COM 301Film Genre. (3 h)
- COM 302Argumentation Theory. (3 h)
- COM 305Communication and Ethics. (3 h)
- COM 307The Prophetic Mode in American Public Discourse. (3 h)
- COM 308Speechwriting. (3 h)
- COM 309Visual Storytelling. (3 h)
- COM 310Media Production II. (3 h)
- COM 311Narrative Production. (3 h)
- COM 312Film History to 1945. (3 h)
- COM 313Film History Since 1945. (3 h)
- COM 314Media Effects. (3 h)
- COM 315Communication and Technology. (3 h)
- COM 316Screenwriting. (3 h)
- COM 317Communication and Popular Culture. (3 h)
- COM 318Culture and Sitcom. (3 h)
- COM 319Media Ethics. (3 h)
- COM 320Media Theory and Criticism. (3 h)
- COM 323Superheroes, Cinema, and American Mythology. (3 h)
- COM 324Children and Media. (3 h)
- COM 325On Camera Performance. (3 h)
- COM 326Advanced Screenwriting. (3 h)
- COM 327Social Media Effects. (3 h)
- COM 329The Arab-Israeli-Palestinian Conflict as a Communication Phenomenon. (3 h)
- COM 330Communication and Conflict. (3 h)
- COM 331Communication and Terrorism. (3 h)
- COM 332Sports, Culture, and Society. (3 h)
- COM 333Business of Sports Media. (3 h)
- COM 334Entrepreneurial Communities and Winston-Salem. (3 h)
- COM 335Survey of Organizational Communication. (3 h)
- COM 336Organizational Rhetoric. (3 h)
- COM 337Social Media Marketing in the Creative Arts. (3 h)
- COM 338African-American Rhetoric. (3 h)
- COM 339Practices of Citizenship. (3 h)
- COM 340Democracy, Slavery and Sex: Emancipation Discourse from the Founding to the Civil War. (3 h)
- COM 341Class, Race, Sex and War: Emancipation Discourse from the Civil War to the Second Wave of Feminism. (3 h)
- COM 342Political Communication. (3 h)
- COM 343Presidential Rhetoric. (3 h)
- COM 344Conspiracy Theories in American Public Discourse. (3 h)
- COM 345Rhetoric of Science and Technology. (3 h)
- COM 346Sport, Media, and Communication. (3 h)
- COM 347Rhetoric of the Law. (3 h)
- COM 348Legal Theory, Practice, and Communication. (3 h)
- COM 349Advocacy, Debate and the Law. (3 h)
- COM 350Intercultural Communication. (3 h)
- COM 351Comparative Communication. (1.5-3 h)
- COM 351AComparative Communication: Japan. (1.5-3 h)
- COM 351BComparative Communication: Russia. (1.5-3 h)
- COM 351CComparative Communication: Great Britain. (1.5-3 h)
- COM 351DComparative Communications: Multiple Countries. (1.5-3 h)
- COM 351EComparative Communication: China. (1.5-3 h)
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