Students can complete their entire course of study on either the Armstrong or Statesboro campus. While students have the option to take a course on another campus, it is not necessary. All required courses will be offered on both campuses at some point during the academic year.
*Students accepted into the PCL program beginning fall 2018 must complete the following required courses. Students accepted prior to fall 2018 do not need to take LEAD 7100, LEAD 7700, or LEAD 7900 to graduate.
Offered during the spring semester.
Credit Hours: 3
Theories and principles of professional discourse applied toward working effectively in ethnically diverse organizations and in international contexts.
Offered during the fall semester.
Credit Hours: 3
Introduction to the concepts and methods of applied research necessary for professionals in leadership settings. Topics will include survey development, interviews, focus groups, experiments, ethnography, and content analysis. Students will construct a research question, review literature, analyze data, and present the results of their analysis.
Offered during the spring semester.
Credit Hours: 3
Examination of the leadership necessary to move from ideas to action on public issues. Course explores the unique role of the public sector in society and will compare leadership issues in public sector and private sector organizations
Spring, Summer, & Fall.
Credit Hours: 3 (Courses graded pass/fail, no letter grade)
Students are not required to complete both courses. The PCL Internship and Comprehensive Project must be approved by a faculty member before students can register for the course. For more information about these courses click here.
Credit Hours: 3
This course presents advanced techniques for editing technical publications including all levels of editing, document management, and collaboration with writers.
Offered during the fall semester.
Credit Hours: 3
Communication strategies employed by leaders in business, industry, education, and health professions; practice in writing effective memos, letters, and reports; oral communication skills required for influencing group decisions, conducting interviews, and making presentations.
*5000 level courses are cross-listed with undergraduate courses and may be offered during the day.
*Electives offered on each campus are determined by the expertise and availability of faculty.
COMM 5030G – Selected Topics in Communication
COMM 5335G – Public Relation Campaigns in Health and Science
COMM 7300 – Applied Crisis Communication Theory
COMM 7400 – Health Communication
COMM 7500 – Selected Topics in Communication
COMS 5330G – Communication Theory
COMS 5331G – Communication and Conflict
COMS 5332G – Nonverbal Communication
COMS 5333G – Communication & Gender
COMS 5334G – Interpersonal Communication in the Workplace
COMS 5335G – Family Communication
COMS 5530G – Rhetoric or WRIT 5530G – Rhetoric
COMS 7300 – Professional Communication Presentation Skills (Offered fall semester)
COMS 7400 – Communication Training and Development
GEPH 7134 – Social Marketing for Health Communication
LEAD 7300 – Selected Topics in Leadership Studies
LEAD 7400 – Contemporary Issues in Leadership
LEAD 7800 – Independent Study in Professional Communication & Leadership
LING 5130G Modern English Grammar
PSYC 6150 – Conflict Resolution
PSYC 6300 – Leadership and Group Dynamics
WRIT 5510G – Writing for Nonprofits
WRIT 5550G – Publication Design
WRIT 5590 – Cultural Rhetorics
WRIT 6030 – Selected Topics in Writing and Linguistics
WRIT 6110 – Managing Digital Documents
WRIT 6133 – Usability and User Experience
WRIT 7110 – Applied Ethics in Professional and Technical Communication
WRIT 7120 – Rhetorics of Health and Medicine
WRIT 8500 – Theory and Practice of Teaching Composition
Offered during the fall semester.
Credit Hours: 3
Theories and principles of professional discourse applied toward working effectively in ethnically diverse organizations and in international contexts.
Offered during the fall semester.
Credit Hours: 3
Introduction to the concepts and methods of applied research necessary for professionals in leadership settings. Topics will include survey development, interviews, focus groups, experiments, ethnography, and content analysis. Students will construct a research question, review literature, analyze data, and present the results of their analysis.
Offered during the fall semester.
Credit Hours: 3
Examination of the communication and leadership on public issues. Course explores the theories and practices associated with leadership in groups and organizations in the public and private sectors. Focuses on interactive aspects of leading and following, and developing leadership skills from a communication perspective.
Spring, Summer, & Fall
Credit Hours: 3 (Courses graded pass/fail, no letter grade)
Students are not required to complete both courses. The PCL Internship and Comprehensive Project must be approved by a faculty member before students can register for the course. For more information about these courses click here.
Credit Hours: 3
This course presents advanced techniques for editing technical publications including all levels of editing, document management, and collaboration with writers.
Offered during the spring semester.
Credit Hours: 3
Communication strategies employed by leaders in business, industry, education, and health professions; practice in writing effective memos, letters, and reports; oral communication skills required for influencing group decisions, conducting interviews, and making presentations.
*5000 level courses are cross-listed with undergraduate courses and may be offered during the day.
*Electives offered on each campus are determined by the expertise and availability of faculty.
COMM 5030G – Selected Topics in Communication
COMM 5335G – Public Relation Campaigns in Health and Science
COMM 7300 – Applied Crisis Communication Theory
COMM 7400 – Health Communication
COMM 7500 – Selected Topics in Communication
COMS 5330G – Communication Theory
COMS 5331G – Communication and Conflict
COMS 5332G – Nonverbal Communication
COMS 5333G – Communication & Gender
COMS 5334G – Interpersonal Communication in the Workplace
COMS 5335G – Family Communication
COMS 5530G – Rhetoric or WRIT 5530G – Rhetoric
COMS 7300 – Professional Communication Presentation Skills (Offered fall semester)
COMS 7400 – Communication Training and Development
GEPH 7134 – Social Marketing for Health Communication
LEAD 7300 – Selected Topics in Leadership Studies
LEAD 7400 – Contemporary Issues in Leadership
LEAD 7800 – Independent Study in Professional Communication & Leadership
LING 5130G Modern English Grammar
PSYC 6150 – Conflict Resolution
PSYC 6300 – Leadership and Group Dynamics
WRIT 5510G – Writing for Nonprofits
WRIT 5550G – Publication Design
WRIT 5590 – Cultural Rhetorics
WRIT 6030 – Selected Topics in Writing and Linguistics
WRIT 6110 – Managing Digital Documents
WRIT 6133 – Usability and User Experience
WRIT 7110 – Applied Ethics in Professional and Technical Communication
WRIT 7120 – Rhetorics of Health and Medicine
WRIT 8500 – Theory and Practice of Teaching Composition
Last updated: 2/28/2019
Sanford Hall
P.O. Box 8091
Statesboro, GA 30460
Phone: 912-478-5138
Fax: 912-478-0822
Email: commarts@georgiasouthern.edu
Black Box Theatre Box Office:
912-478-5379
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B.A. in Theatre
B.S. in Communication Studies
B.S. in Journalism
B.S. in Multimedia Film & Production
B.S. in Public Relations
Minor in Theatre
Minor in Communication Studies
Minor in Journalism
Minor in Multimedia Film & Production
Minor in Public Relations
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Communication Arts Department • PO Box 8091; Statesboro, GA 30460 • 912-478-5138 • commarts@georgiasouthern.edu