| COM101x Mass Media and Society |
4 |
| COM217 Communication Practicum in Print Media* |
2 |
| COM260 News Writing and Editing |
4 |
| COM261 Feature Writing |
2 |
| COM328 Media Law |
3 |
| COM417 Internship |
4 |
| 3 |
| COM400 Community Journalism |
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| GEN312 Washington, News & Public** |
|
| 4 |
| ENG420 Advanced Writing Project |
|
| GEN312 Foundations for Media Involvement** |
|
| 5 |
| ART220 Graphic Design I |
|
| ART265 Photography II |
|
| COM202 Video Production |
|
| COM263 Layout and Design |
|
| COM310 Advanced Topics in Communications*** |
|
| COM315 Writing and Design for the Web |
|
| Cognate Requirements |
|
| ART164x Photography I |
2 |
| 8 |
| ENG235 Introduction to Rhetorical Studies |
|
| ENG290 Art of the Essay |
|
| ENG294 Reading and Writing Short Fiction |
|
| ENG296 Reading and Writing Poetry |
|
| ENG297 The Rhetoric of Persuasion |
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| ENG380 Special Topics in Writing |
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| ENG401 History and Theory of Rhetoric |
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| GEN312 Reporting in Washington** |
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| TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED |
41 |
*COM217 is a 1 credit course to be taken twice.
**Requires acceptance into the CCCU Washington journalism semester program.
***COM310 must be a topic in journalism.
Students choosing the GEN312 course option must first be accepted into the CCCU Washington journalism semester program. The Washington journalism semester program is an advanced, experiential semester on Capitol Hill and consists of 3 seminar courses (Foundations for Media Invovlement - 4 credits; Reporting in Washington - 3 credits; and Washington, News, and Public Discourse - 3 cedits) and a 6 credit internship.
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