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Creative writing for social change
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Creative writing for social change
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COURSES
MCM 302 Public Relations Writing and Production (3cr.)
Gives students practical experience in developing written communication tools used in public relations. The student will learn how to prepare press releases, surveys, biographies, fact sheets, speeches, brochures, newsletters, press kits, and other media materials.
MCM 307 Media Ethics (3cr.)
Analyzes the principles and process of ethical decision-making for practitioners in both news and persuasive journalism. The course employs classical ethical theories, moral reasoning models, and critical thinking skills to resolve ethical problems involving reporters, editors, broadcasters, and practitioners in advertising and public relations.
ENG 304 Creative Writing (3cr.)
Allows students the opportunity to study and/or compose various forms, including poetry, dialogue, dramatic scenes, radio plays, pantomimes, prose fiction, essays, and others. Publication of a literary magazine is the aim of the semester’s work. Offered every other year, in the fall semester.
Gives students practical experience in developing written communication tools used in public relations. The student will learn how to prepare press releases, surveys, biographies, fact sheets, speeches, brochures, newsletters, press kits, and other media materials.
MCM 307 Media Ethics (3cr.)
Analyzes the principles and process of ethical decision-making for practitioners in both news and persuasive journalism. The course employs classical ethical theories, moral reasoning models, and critical thinking skills to resolve ethical problems involving reporters, editors, broadcasters, and practitioners in advertising and public relations.
ENG 304 Creative Writing (3cr.)
Allows students the opportunity to study and/or compose various forms, including poetry, dialogue, dramatic scenes, radio plays, pantomimes, prose fiction, essays, and others. Publication of a literary magazine is the aim of the semester’s work. Offered every other year, in the fall semester.