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Organizational Communication (Com 317) City As Classroom Project Report, Andrea Pampaloni Phd
Organizational Communication (Com 317) City As Classroom Project Report, Andrea Pampaloni Phd
City as Classroom Projects
Organizational Communication focuses on the study and implementation of effective communication within various types of organizations, including corporations, nonprofits, and institutions. It examines how communication acts as the foundation of all organizations by considering major schools of thought about organizations and communication networks, functions, and practices. It also explore significant issues in organizational settings including leadership, conflict, power, ethics, culture, and technology.
Students in this class are required to interview a (non-family member) professional in a field they may be interested in pursuing to see how various aspects of organizational communication are used in the workplace. As a result of …
Communication And Culture (Com 320) City As Classroom Project Report, Katie Neary Dunleavy Phd
Communication And Culture (Com 320) City As Classroom Project Report, Katie Neary Dunleavy Phd
City as Classroom Projects
The purpose of this course is to provide students with the theoretical tools necessary to understand the reciprocal link between communication and culture: how communication practices create, reflect, and maintain cultures, as well as how culture influences communication practices. Focus will be on intercultural, cross-cultural, and interethnic communication.
As part of a larger project, students selected a microculture within the city to explore. After attending, students wrote a reflection on the experience, and then wrote a larger summative paper on numerous cultural experiences and synthesized the content from the course with the experiences.