Arts Academic Plans
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Speech Communication Option |
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The Speech Communication Option requires successful completion of a minimum of four academic course units (eight courses) in Speech Communication core and approved courses with a minimum cumulative average of 65%, including:
- SPCOM 100, 223
- two courses (one course in each of two areas of concentration):
- Intercultural Communication: SPCOM 226, 401, 402, 404
- Interpersonal and Organizational Communication: SPCOM 325, 432, 433, 475
- Performance Studies: SPCOM 102, 220, 326, 440
- Public and Digital Communication: SPCOM 228, 300, 323, 329, 400, 403, 420, 430, 431, 434
- four approved courses (two courses each from two areas of concentration to match the chosen Speech Communication areas of concentration):
- Intercultural Communication: ANTH 350, 351; ENGL 407; FINE 255R; HIST 200, 213, 221, 321, 351; PHIL 202, 204J; PSCI 387, 456; PSYCH 222R, 352; RS 322 (taken after spring 2008); SOC 256, 315, 410; WS 102, 201, 202
- Interpersonal and Organizational Communication: AFM 131; ENGL 210F; HRM 200; MSCI 211 or PSYCH 338, MSCI 311; PACS 201, 202, 313, 323, 325; PHIL 215, 318J; PSYCH 253, 334, 339, 340, 353, 354; SMF 306, 307; SOC 234, 235, 243, 336; WS 207
- Performance Studies: DRAMA 221, 222, 321, 322, 402, 405, 409, 421, 422; ENGL 210H
- Public and Digital Communication: ARTS 303; ENGL 103B, 210E, 210I, 306A-G, 319, 320, 392A, 408C; MSCI 421; PHIL 145, 200J, 363, 418J; PSCI 101, 334; SOC 237, 246, 265, 345; STV 202, 302; WLU CS 208, CS 308/SY 308, EN 302
Notes:
- Students must declare their two areas of concentration with the department undergraduate advisor at the end of their 1B term.
- Students in the Speech Communication Minor or Option academic plans may double count no more than two courses from Speech Communication Approved Courses toward their Major plan and the Minor or Option plan.
- Consultation with the department undergraduate advisor is highly recommended to ensure that students can fulfill all the academic plan requirements during the terms that they are on campus.
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