Master of Arts
in Professional Communication
Department of Communication
College of Arts and Sciences
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other southeastern colleges should investigate the
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Studies. For in-state residency rules contact ETSU School of
Graduate Studies.
The Master of
Arts in Professional Communication is a new graduate program designed to
meet the demands for trained communicators in a wide variety of
professional roles. The degree will provide advanced training in
analysis, design, delivery, and evaluation of communication in both
business and nonprofit environments. Students may study traditional
forms of written and oral communication and recent developments in
communication technology.
This degree will be of special interest
to people seeking professional advancement in advertising, broadcasting,
journalism, public relations, electronic media, corporate
communications, and training and development. Professionals in other
fields will find that this degree will help them improve their skills
and increase their value to employers.
The degree program is built around six
core courses in communications. In addition to completing this common
core, students will pursue individualized programs that emphasize
one specific communication discipline (such as public relations, speech,
or broadcasting) as well as another area chosen from a variety of fields
within the university. Examples of these areas are art and design,
computer science, media services, professional writing, organizational
communication and communication technology.
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ADVR-5101-201 |
Topics in Advertising:
Multicultural Communication |
34579 |
3 |
T |
5:00pm |
7:45pm |
11/341 |
Stephen Marshall |
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MCOM-5030-504 |
Media & the First Amendment
Internet Course |
31677 |
3 |
TBA |
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Dr.
Dan Brown |
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MCOM-5037-501 |
Communication Law |
31679 |
3 |
TR |
12:45pm |
2:05pm |
4/133 |
Dr.
Jack Mooney |
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MCOM-5040-504 |
Seminar in Communication:
Entertainment Theory
Internet Course |
33266 |
3 |
TBA |
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Dr.
Dan Brown |
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PUBR-5301-201 |
Topics in Public Relations: Media
Relations in PR |
34581 |
3 |
R |
7:00pm |
9:50pm |
18/511 |
Staff |
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SPCH-5200-201 |
Gender and Communication |
33329 |
3 |
W |
7:00pm |
9:45pm |
18/513 |
Dr. Amber Kinser |
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SPCH-5317-201 |
Rhetoric and Public Address |
33330 |
3 |
M |
5:00pm |
7:45pm |
18/511 |
Dr. Wesley Buerkle |
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SPCH-5357-001 |
Communication in Organizations |
32536 |
3 |
R |
2:15pm |
5:15pm |
18/421 |
Dr. Patricia Cutspec |
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SPCH-5950-504 |
Research Methods
Internet Course |
32541 |
3 |
TBA |
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Dr. Charles Roberts |
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SPCH-5957-201 |
Topics in Speech: Feminist
Theories |
33332 |
3 |
MW |
3:10pm |
4:30pm |
18/513 |
Dr. Amber Kinser |
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SPCH-5957-202 |
Topics in Speech: Graduate Study
in Communication |
33333 |
3 |
T |
5:00pm |
7:45pm |
18/513 |
Dr. Kelly Dorgan |
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THEA-5527-001 |
Advanced Scenographic Design |
33407 |
3 |
TBA |
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Dr. Delbert Hall |
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