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Spring 2024
500 Level
506 - Critical & Cultural Studies
Explores critical and cultural studies theories and methods to understand and apply analysis of texts (from media and everyday spoken texts to the body and environment) in order to reveal cultural productions and transformative possibilities.
Section | Type | Credits | Time/Location | Instructor |
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002 | Seminar | 3 | F 1000 - 1230 Communication & Journalism - 219 | Michael Lechuga |
517 - Cultr, Idents & Subjectivities
An overview of theory and research in culture, identities, and subjectivities with special emphasis on the faculty member's expertise, which may include: nationality, race, gender, ethnicity, sexuality, class, multivocality, intersectionality, positionality, agency, etc.
Section | Type | Credits | Time/Location | Instructor |
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001 | Seminar | 3 | M 1620 - 1855 Communication & Journalism - 119 | Michael Lechuga |
552 - T: Health Communication
Intensive study of theory and research in one area of health communication chosen by the instructor. Content varies from semester to semester, may be repeated with different content.
Section | Type | Credits | Time/Location | Instructor |
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001 | Topics | 3 | M 1350 - 1620 Communication & Journalism - 219 | Yangsun Hong |
567 - Digital & Social Media
This course critically examines the central role digital/social media technologies play in culture and society, providing the structures in which individual identity forms, social relations manifest, political discourse occurs, and economic power flows.
Section | Type | Credits | Time/Location | Instructor |
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001 | Seminar | 3 | R 1620 - 1855 Communication & Journalism - 219 | Mohammad Yousuf |
593 - Graduate Problems
Independent study on questions and issues beyond those covered by regularly approved seminars. Plan must be prepared and approved by a faculty member who agrees to direct the study. Approval by department chairperson required.
Section | Type | Credits | Time/Location | Instructor |
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004 | Independent Study | 1 TO 3 | Jaelyn DeMaria | |
005 | Independent Study | 1 TO 3 | Shinsuke Eguchi | |
009 | Independent Study | 1 TO 3 | Marco Briziarelli | |
012 | Independent Study | 1 TO 3 | Tamar Ginossar | |
015 | Independent Study | 1 TO 3 | Ilia Rodriguez Nazario | |
017 | Independent Study | 1 TO 3 | Susana Martinez Guillem | |
020 | Independent Study | 1 TO 3 | Judith White | |
022 | Independent Study | 1 TO 3 | David Keating | |
023 | Independent Study | 1 TO 3 | David Weiss | |
002 | Independent Study | 1 TO 3 | Evan Ashworth | |
003 | Independent Study | 1 TO 3 | Yangsun Hong | |
006 | Independent Study | 1 TO 3 | Cleophas Muneri | |
007 | Independent Study | 1 TO 3 | Mohammad Yousuf | |
010 | Independent Study | 1 TO 3 | Michael Lechuga |
598 - Masters Project
Plan II students only. Having registered for the project plan, the student must continue to register for a minimum of 1 hour of 598 during each regular semester (exclusive of summer) until the project is completed and approved. Offered on a CR/NC basis only. Restriction: permission of advisor.
Section | Type | Credits | Time/Location | Instructor |
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004 | Prof Paper/Project/Design Proj | 1 TO 6 | Michael Lechuga | |
005 | Prof Paper/Project/Design Proj | 1 TO 6 | Shinsuke Eguchi | |
007 | Prof Paper/Project/Design Proj | 1 TO 6 | Mohammad Yousuf | |
008 | Prof Paper/Project/Design Proj | 1 TO 6 | Yangsun Hong | |
009 | Prof Paper/Project/Design Proj | 1 TO 6 | Marco Briziarelli | |
012 | Prof Paper/Project/Design Proj | 1 TO 6 | Susana Martinez Guillem | |
015 | Prof Paper/Project/Design Proj | 1 TO 6 | Ilia Rodriguez Nazario | |
018 | Prof Paper/Project/Design Proj | 1 TO 6 | Tamar Ginossar | |
003 | Prof Paper/Project/Design Proj | 1 TO 6 | Evan Ashworth | |
019 | Prof Paper/Project/Design Proj | 1 TO 6 | Judith White | |
022 | Prof Paper/Project/Design Proj | 1 TO 6 | David Keating | |
023 | Prof Paper/Project/Design Proj | 1 TO 6 | David Weiss | |
001 | Prof Paper/Project/Design Proj | 1 TO 6 | Jaelyn DeMaria | |
014 | Prof Paper/Project/Design Proj | 1 TO 6 | Cleophas Muneri |
599 - Masters Thesis
Plan I students only. Having registered for the thesis plan, the student must continue to register for a minimum of 1 hour of 599 during each regular semester (exclusive of summer) until the thesis is approved. Offered on a CR/NC basis only.
Section | Type | Credits | Time/Location | Instructor |
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003 | Thesis | 1 TO 6 | Evan Ashworth | |
005 | Thesis | 1 TO 6 | Shinsuke Eguchi | |
009 | Thesis | 1 TO 6 | Marco Briziarelli | |
010 | Thesis | 1 TO 6 | Susana Martinez Guillem | |
015 | Thesis | 1 TO 6 | Ilia Rodriguez Nazario | |
017 | Thesis | 1 TO 6 | David Weiss | |
004 | Thesis | 1 TO 6 | Michael Lechuga | |
011 | Thesis | 1 TO 6 | Mohammad Yousuf | |
019 | Thesis | 1 TO 6 | Judith White | |
002 | Thesis | 1 TO 6 | Tamar Ginossar | |
014 | Thesis | 1 TO 6 | David Keating | |
001 | Thesis | 1 TO 6 | Yangsun Hong | |
006 | Thesis | 1 TO 6 | Jaelyn DeMaria | |
016 | Thesis | 1 TO 6 | ||
012 | Thesis | 1 TO 6 | Cleophas Muneri |
600 Level
602 - Theorizing Culture & Comm
Reviews historical and contemporary theorizing and research programs addressing cultural and intercultural communication.
Section | Type | Credits | Time/Location | Instructor |
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001 | Seminar | 3 | W 1625 - 1855 Communication & Journalism - 119 | Shinsuke Eguchi |
604 - Survey Qualitative Res Methods
Introduction to history, assumptions, logic, and methods of qualitative inquiry, with emphasis on field methods of data collection.
Section | Type | Credits | Time/Location | Instructor |
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001 | Lecture/Practice Experience | 3 | T 1350 - 1620 Communication & Journalism - 219 | Ilia Rodriguez Nazario |
607 - Adv Quantitative Res Meth
This course is designed to help students understand the principles of statistical analysis, develop statistical techniques to conduct complex multivariate analyses (multiple regression, mediation, moderation, path analysis), and conduct communication research with advanced data analyses.
Section | Type | Credits | Time/Location | Instructor |
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001 | Seminar | 3 | R 1350 - 1620 Communication & Journalism - 219 | David Keating |
699 - Dissertation
Having registered for the dissertation, the student must continue to register for a minimum of 1 hour of 699 during each regular semester (exclusive of summer) until the dissertation is completed and approved. Offered on a CR/NC basis only. Restriction: permission of advisor.
Section | Type | Credits | Time/Location | Instructor |
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001 | Dissertation | 3 TO 12 | Evan Ashworth | |
005 | Dissertation | 3 TO 12 | Shinsuke Eguchi | |
007 | Dissertation | 3 TO 12 | Yangsun Hong | |
008 | Dissertation | 3 TO 12 | Cleophas Muneri | |
017 | Dissertation | 3 TO 12 | David Weiss | |
009 | Dissertation | 3 TO 12 | Marco Briziarelli | |
010 | Dissertation | 3 TO 12 | Susana Martinez Guillem | |
015 | Dissertation | 3 TO 12 | Ilia Rodriguez Nazario | |
016 | Dissertation | 3 TO 12 | Mohammad Yousuf | |
011 | Dissertation | 3 TO 12 | Michael Lechuga | |
019 | Dissertation | 3 TO 12 | Judith White | |
002 | Dissertation | 3 TO 12 | Tamar Ginossar | |
014 | Dissertation | 3 TO 12 | David Keating | |
006 | Dissertation | 3 TO 12 | Jaelyn DeMaria |