Undergraduate Courses & Schedules
Last updated: 9/22/2008
CMN 50 - ACTIVE STATUS CONTINUATION
Active Status Continuation
Section: 101 ID: 14138 Day: n/a Time: n/a
Instructor: Teboul, Jean-Claude B Location: Lincoln Park Campus
CMN 101 - INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN COMMUNICATION
This course provides an introduction to the field of relational, group and organizational communication. Students become acquainted with the basic terms, concepts and theoretical perspectives used to examine communication in dyadic, group and organizational contexts.
Section: 101 ID: 10878 Day: TU TH Time: 10:10 AM - 11:40 AM
Instructor: Bryant, Leah E Location: Lincoln Park Campus, SCHMITT 154
Section: 401 ID: 10882 Day: MO WE Time: 10:10 AM - 11:40 AM
Instructor: Aragona, David Location: Loop Campus, LEWIS 341
Section: 701 ID: 10883 Day: WE Time: 05:45 PM - 09:00 PM
Instructor: Martin, Donald R Location: Lincoln Park Campus, SCHMITT 154
CMN 102 - INTRODUCTION TO MASS COMMUNICATION (CROSS-LISTED WITH ART 179)
This course offers students a broad overview of the mass media (print, film, video, recorded music, radio, television and the internet) with a particular focus on how these media impact our everyday lives. Students will develop critical frameworks for understanding how power operates across the media spheres of production, circulation, representation and reception. Attention is placed on how the social categories of race, class, gender, sexuality, ethnicity, age and nationality inform each of these media spheres. The course also considers how recent developments in digital technologies, media convergence and globalization have transformed our media culture.
Section: 101 ID: 11984 Day: MO WE FR Time: 02:20 PM - 03:20 PM
Instructor: O'Neill, Margaret Location: Lincoln Park Campus, SCHMITT 292
Section: 102 ID: 11985 Day: MO WE FR Time: 09:40 AM - 10:40 AM
Instructor: O'Neill, Margaret Location: Lincoln Park Campus, LEVAN 506
Section: 103 ID: 11986 Day: TU TH Time: 08:30 AM - 10:00 AM
Instructor: Kaufman, Dana Location: Lincoln Park Campus, LEVAN 406
Section: 401 ID: 11983 Day: MO WE Time: 01:30 PM - 03:00 PM
Instructor: Vyverman, Scott J. Location: Loop Campus, LEWIS 1103
Section: 701 ID: 11987 Day: TH Time: 05:45 PM - 09:00 PM
Instructor: Pike, Kirsten Location: Loop Campus, LEWIS 104
CMN 103 - INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION
Examines the role culture plays in interethnic and international communication. Explores differences and similarities in cultural values and communication behaviors between and among diverse cultures and develops intercultural competence. Critiques stereotypes and increases cultural sensitivity.
Section: 101 ID: 11856 Day: FR Time: 12:00 PM - 03:00 PM
Instructor: Blockinger, Charlene Location: Lincoln Park Campus, LEVAN 304
Section: 102 ID: 11857 Day: TU TH Time: 08:30 AM - 10:00 AM
Instructor: Tiffe, Raechel La Location: Lincoln Park Campus, LEVAN 403
Section: 104 ID: 11861 Day: MO WE FR Time: 10:50 AM - 11:50 AM
Instructor: Lacy, Michael G Location: Lincoln Park Campus, LEVAN 401
Section: 401 ID: 11860 Day: TU TH Time: 11:50 AM - 01:20 PM
Instructor: Howell, Stephanie D. Location: Loop Campus, LEWIS 106
Section: 402 ID: 11859 Day: MO WE Time: 03:10 PM - 04:40 PM
Instructor: Tomell-Presto, Jessica S Location: Loop Campus, LEWIS 1212
Section: 701 ID: 11858 Day: MO Time: 05:45 PM - 09:00 PM
Instructor: Lacy, Michael G Location: Loop Campus, DEPAUL CTR C104
CMN 294 - COMMUNICATION INTERNSHIP
Placement of students in business, industry, or not-for-profit general communication internships. Opportunities in advertising, public relations, journalism, radio and television, museums, and philanthropic outreach organizations. Program open to communication majors and minors who meet eligibility requirements.
Section: 101 ID: 13414 Day: n/a Time: n/a
Instructor: Roloff, Karen M Location: Lincoln Park Campus
Section: 102 ID: 13420 Day: n/a Time: n/a
Instructor: Roloff, Karen M Location: Lincoln Park Campus
Section: 103 ID: 13421 Day: n/a Time: n/a
Instructor: Roloff, Karen M Location: Lincoln Park Campus
Section: 104 ID: 13422 Day: n/a Time: n/a
Instructor: Roloff, Karen M Location: Lincoln Park Campus
CMN 394 - ADVANCED COMMUNICATION INTERNSHIP
Placement of students in business, industry, or not-for-profit track specific internships. Opportunities in advertising, public relations, journalism, radio and television, museums and philanthropic outreach organizations. Program open to communication majors and minors who meet eligibility requirements.
Section: 101 ID: 13423 Day: n/a Time: n/a
Instructor: Roloff, Karen M Location: Lincoln Park Campus
Section: 102 ID: 13424 Day: n/a Time: n/a
Instructor: Roloff, Karen M Location: Lincoln Park Campus
Section: 103 ID: 13425 Day: n/a Time: n/a
Instructor: Roloff, Karen M Location: Lincoln Park Campus
Section: 104 ID: 13426 Day: n/a Time: n/a
Instructor: Roloff, Karen M Location: Lincoln Park Campus
CMN 396 - CAPSTONE IN COMMUNICATION (PREREQ(S): SENIOR STANDING)
Making a difference: Communication Senior Capstone. Exploration of student skills, knowledge and interests, as well as how these might have a concrete contribution to contempory society. PREREQUISITE(S): Senior Standing
Section: 101 ID: 11924 Day: TU TH Time: 03:10 PM - 04:40 PM
Instructor: Speicher, Barbara L Location: Lincoln Park Campus, LEVAN 307
Section: 102 ID: 11925 Day: MO WE FR Time: 09:40 AM - 10:40 AM
Instructor: Roloff, Karen M Location: Lincoln Park Campus, 990WFULRTN 2402
Section: 103 ID: 11929 Day: MO WE FR Time: 01:10 PM - 02:10 PM
Instructor: Pecot-Hebert, Lisa M Location: Lincoln Park Campus, LEVAN 507
Section: 701 ID: 11922 Day: WE Time: 05:45 PM - 09:00 PM
Instructor: Yoon, Kay Kyungah Location: Lincoln Park Campus, LEVAN 507
Section: 702 ID: 11927 Day: TU Time: 05:45 PM - 09:00 PM
Instructor: Howell, Stephanie D. Location: Loop Campus, LEWIS 1405
CMN 399 - INDEPENDENT STUDY (PREREQUISITE: WRITTEN PERMISSION)
(Written permission of supervising faculty member and of the departmental chair is necessary before registration.)
Section: 101 ID: 15715 Day: n/a Time: n/a
Instructor: Conklin, Michael Location: Lincoln Park Campus
CMNS 211 - INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION
An introduction to the factors that shape communication between two people. Topics include self-concept formation, perception, message formation, verbal and nonverbal communication, active listening, and defensiveness. (Relational)
Section: 101 ID: 11898 Day: TU TH Time: 10:10 AM - 11:40 AM
Instructor: O'Brien, Jill L Location: Lincoln Park Campus, SCHMITT 292
Section: 102 ID: 11899 Day: MO WE FR Time: 02:20 PM - 03:20 PM
Instructor: Burnett, Kara L Location: Lincoln Park Campus, LEVAN 203
CMNS 212 - SMALL GROUP COMMUNICATION
A survey of the variables operating in group interactions. Combines principles with practice through participation in small group experiences. Topics include group formation, group formats, organizational approaches, decision-making models, group observation and evaluation. (Group)
Section: 101 ID: 11883 Day: TU TH Time: 08:30 AM - 10:00 AM
Instructor: Zoufal, Elizabeth W Location: Lincoln Park Campus, LEVAN 407
Section: 102 ID: 11885 Day: MO WE FR Time: 10:50 AM - 11:50 AM
Instructor: Mills, Robert W Location: Lincoln Park Campus, LEVAN 503
Section: 103 ID: 11887 Day: MO WE Time: 03:30 PM - 05:00 PM
Instructor: Yoon, Kay Kyungah Location: Lincoln Park Campus, LEVAN 508
Section: 401 ID: 11884 Day: TU TH Time: 01:30 PM - 03:00 PM
Instructor: Cramer, Emily Location: Loop Campus, LEWIS 1208
Section: 402 ID: 11890 Day: MO WE Time: 10:10 AM - 11:40 AM
Instructor: Healy, Rose M Location: Loop Campus, OMALLEY 346
Section: 701 ID: 11891 Day: TU Time: 05:45 PM - 09:00 PM
Instructor: McGinnis, Therese G. Location: Loop Campus, LEWIS 1408
CMNS 220 - PUBLIC SPEAKING
Introduction to the skills required in a variety of public speaking settings. Includes units on delivery, language, defining speech purposes and content, finding supporting material, organization, and audience analysis. Students will be required to present speeches. Background in basic writing and library skills is necessary.
Section: 101 ID: 11866 Day: TU TH Time: 08:30 AM - 10:00 AM
Instructor: Willard, Barbara E Location: Lincoln Park Campus, LEVAN 402
Section: 102 ID: 11867 Day: MO WE FR Time: 09:40 AM - 10:40 AM
Instructor: Lacy, Michael G Location: Lincoln Park Campus, LEVAN 402
Section: 103 ID: 11871 Day: MO WE Time: 03:30 PM - 05:00 PM
Instructor: D'Aurelio, Kirsten Location: Lincoln Park Campus, LEVAN 203
Section: 401 ID: 11868 Day: MO WE Time: 11:50 AM - 01:20 PM
Instructor: D'Aurelio, Kirsten Location: Loop Campus, LEWIS 1514
Section: 403 ID: 11872 Day: TU TH Time: 03:10 PM - 04:40 PM
Instructor: Conway, Timothy Location: Loop Campus, OMALLEY 1503
Section: 404 ID: 11873 Day: TU TH Time: 10:10 AM - 11:40 AM
Instructor: Kreilkamp, Emmy E. Location: Loop Campus, DEPAUL CTR 8201
Section: 701 ID: 11870 Day: WE Time: 05:45 PM - 09:00 PM
Instructor: Soto, Colleen Location: Loop Campus, LEWIS 1101
CMNS 230 - PERFORMANCE OF LITERATURE (ARTS AND LITERATURE)
Introduction to the communication of literature through oral interpretation. Involves critical analyses of selected literary works and preparation for and delivery of short performances.
Section: 101 ID: 11874 Day: MO WE FR Time: 12:00 PM - 01:00 PM
Instructor: Goltz, Dustin Bradley Location: Lincoln Park Campus, LEVAN 405
Section: 401 ID: 11880 Day: TU TH Time: 10:10 AM - 11:40 AM
Instructor: Long, Douglas A Location: Loop Campus, LEWIS 1104
CMNS 251 - ORGANIZATIONAL COMMUNICATION
This course focuses on the role of communication in organizational life. Attention will be devoted to exploring how communication simultaneously shapes and is shaped by organizations. Topics include conflict and mediation, stress and social support, the supervisor-subordinate relationships, workplace diversity, organizational consultation and new communcation technologies in organizations. (organizational)
Section: 101 ID: 11903 Day: TU TH Time: 01:30 PM - 03:00 PM
Instructor: Olison, Willona Location: Lincoln Park Campus, SCHMITT 204
CMNS 291 - RESEARCH METHODS
This course is an introduction to the study of communication through the observation and analysis of empirical (i.e. aspects of the observable world) data. It will stress how to form appropriate questions from the theories (or hunches, dreams etc.) and rigorously test these propositions (quantitatively and qualitatively) to see how well they correspond to the world outside ourselves. An added benefit of the course will be to show how to be a more informed judge of the claims of others. The format of the course is lecture/discussion.
Section: 101 ID: 11862 Day: MO WE Time: 03:30 PM - 05:00 PM
Instructor: Aragona, David Location: Lincoln Park Campus, LEVAN 301
Section: 102 ID: 11863 Day: MO WE FR Time: 09:40 AM - 10:40 AM
Instructor: Stantz, Juliet L. Location: Lincoln Park Campus, LEVAN 100
Section: 701 ID: 11864 Day: TH Time: 05:45 PM - 09:00 PM
Instructor: Aragona, David Location: Loop Campus, LEWIS 1717
CMNS 308 - TOPICS IN COMMUNICATION and CULTURE
Examination of the application of linguistic and rhetorical theories to various specializations in cultural discourse. The course focuses each term on one particular area such as semiotics, language acquisition, or language and power.
Section: 101 ID: 11904 Day: n/a Time: n/a
Instructor: Makagon, Daniel Location: Lincoln Park Campus
CMNS 315 - HEALTH COMMUNICATION
This course overviews the theory and practice of communication in the health care setting. Topics include the dynamics of doctor-patient interaction and the cursory nature of health care campaigns. (Organizational, Relational)
Section: 101 ID: 11905 Day: TU TH Time: 03:10 PM - 04:40 PM
Instructor: O'Brien, Jill L Location: Lincoln Park Campus, LEVAN 401
CMNS 318 - CLOSE RELATIONSHIPS
This course examines the role of communication in the development, maintenance, and deterioration of romantic attachments. Topics include attraction, intimacy and self-disclosure, attachment beliefs, jealousy, satisfaction, commitment, trust, betrayal, conflict, autonomy, interdependence, etc. (Relational)
Section: 101 ID: 11906 Day: WE Time: 12:00 PM - 03:15 PM
Instructor: Cole, Timothy D Location: Lincoln Park Campus, LEVAN 304
CMNS 324 - CULTURE OF CONSUMPTION
Introduces students to the critique of our consumer culture. Teaches students how to be critical consumers and understand how to be critical consumers and understand how we consume lifestyles, images, aesthetics, and desire through our shopping patterns. Provides theoretical, observational, and critical tools that allow students to critique patterns of consumption, the production of culture through consumption, and how consumption is a means of communication.
Section: 101 ID: 11907 Day: TU TH Time: 11:50 AM - 01:20 PM
Instructor: Willard, Barbara E Location: Lincoln Park Campus, LEVAN 403
CMNS 328 - HISTORY OF RHETORIC AND COMMUNICATION
Offers an overview of historical foundations of the communication field. Examines how the formulations of rhetoric by various thinkers derived from cultural, religious, and political contexts shape human consciousness and communication patterns. Students read primary and secondary materials on classical rhetoric and rhetoric of diverse cultures. The course promotes an understanding and appreciation of antiquity and development of ideas over time in relation to current cultural and communicative patterns.
Section: 101 ID: 11908 Day: MO WE FR Time: 10:50 AM - 11:50 AM
Instructor: Lu, Xing L Location: Lincoln Park Campus, SCHMITT 270
CMNS 331 - COMMUNICATION FIELDWORK
COMMUNICATION FIELDWORK: Provides students with experience conducting qualitative research, including data collection techniques, data coding and analysis, as well as interpretation of data and writing ethnographic reports. In addition to providing practical hands-on training in ethnographic research, this course serves to explore the theory, ethics, and politics behind various research methodologies.
Section: 702 ID: 14213 Day: TU Time: 05:45 PM - 09:00 PM
Instructor: Winchatz, Michaela R Location: Lincoln Park Campus, LEVAN 503
CMNS 357 - TOPICS IN ORGANIZATIONAL COMMUNICATION
Topics in Organizational Communication
Section: 401 ID: 11909 Day: MO WE Time: 01:30 PM - 03:00 PM
Instructor: Bochantin, Jaime E Location: Loop Campus, LEWIS 1105
CMNS 360 - RELATIONAL, GROUP, AND ORGANIZATIONAL THEORY
This course surveys relevant theoretical developments in the field of communication. While exploring the major theoretical paradigms that inform and guide the study of human communication, students receive insight into the significance and meaning of their own day-to-day communication activities and discover how theories provide complementary and viable explanations for analyzing as well as assessing the impact of communication in relational, group and organizational contexts. (Core)
Section: 101 ID: 11910 Day: MO Time: 12:00 PM - 03:15 PM
Instructor: Martin, Donald R Location: Lincoln Park Campus, LEVAN 304
CMNS 367 - PERFORMANCE FOR SOCIAL CHANGE (PREREQ(S): CMNS 230 OR INSTRUCTOR PERMISSION)
This is an experiential field experience that examines the role of performance in social activism. Student projects will identify a social issue of critical concerns and devise a performative response. Prerequisite(s): CMNS 230 or permission of instructor.
Section: 101 ID: 11911 Day: MO WE FR Time: 02:20 PM - 03:20 PM
Instructor: Goltz, Dustin Bradley Location: Lincoln Park Campus, LEVAN 301
CMNS 392 - INDEPENDENT STUDY
INDEPENDENT STUDY
Section: 101 ID: 15777 Day: n/a Time: n/a
Instructor: Murphy, Alexandra G Location: Lincoln Park Campus
JOUR 240 - BROADCAST JOURNALISM (PREREQ): JOUR 275; JOUR 330)
An introduction to the preparation and presentation skills needed by broadcast journalists. This is a studio course that will allow the gathering and delivery of news and public affairs programming with the development of the critical competencies students must have if they are considering careers in the profession.
Section: 401 ID: 12237 Day: MO Time: 09:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Instructor: Pecot-Hebert, Lisa M Location: Loop Campus, DEPAUL CTR C106C
JOUR 245 - NEWS EDITING (PREREQ: JOUR 275)
This course introduces students to editing and publishing procedures, including proofreading, copyediting and layout for different types of publications, including newsletters, brochures, periodicals and books. Skills in grammar, punctuation, style, organization, design and headline writing are emphasized along with the editor's role in the ethics of the profession, including questions of libel. Students will understand the editor's central role in the newsroom and the flow of a story from a reporter to the public.(PREREQ(S): CMN 275 or consent)
Section: 701 ID: 12239 Day: MO Time: 05:45 PM - 09:00 PM
Instructor: Clancy, Sheila E. Location: Loop Campus, DEPAUL CTR C108
JOUR 275 - INTRODUCTION TO JOURNALISM
An introduction to the field of journalism. Instruction and practice in writing and reporting news stories. Students will learn the skills needed to become better communicators and to understand the news in the world around them.
Section: 401 ID: 12225 Day: MO WE Time: 03:10 PM - 04:40 PM
Instructor: Hawthorne, Michael W Location: Loop Campus, DEPAUL CTR C106B
Section: 402 ID: 12227 Day: TU TH Time: 11:50 AM - 01:20 PM
Instructor: Krause, Marla Location: Loop Campus, 55EJACKSON CNA00405
Section: 701 ID: 12230 Day: TU Time: 05:45 PM - 09:00 PM
Instructor: Krause, Marla Location: Loop Campus, DEPAUL CTR C106
JOUR 276 - PHOTOJOURNALISM (CROSS-LISTED AS ART 377)
Introduction to the theoretical and technical foundateions of photography with exploration of the medium's aesthetic , documentary and narrative purposes. (Cross-Listed As Art 377)
Section: 401 ID: 12244 Day: TU TH Time: 01:30 PM - 03:00 PM
Instructor: Brenders, David A Location: Loop Campus, DEPAUL CTR C106C
JOUR 279 - FEATURE WRITING (PREREQ: JOUR 275)
This practicum develops the observational and narrative skills essential to writing feature stories in a variety of journalistic contexts. Students will learn the story telling techniques that emphasize human interest, description and the details of a subject. Instruction will include illustrated lectures, class discussions, writing exercises and critiques.
Section: 401 ID: 12246 Day: TU TH Time: 11:50 AM - 01:20 PM
Instructor: Shumac, Janis E. Location: Loop Campus, DEPAUL CTR C106B
JOUR 330 - WRITING FOR BROADCAST (PREREQ: JOUR 275)
Writing for Broadcast
Section: 401 ID: 12252 Day: MO WE Time: 03:10 PM - 04:40 PM
Instructor: Peterson, Erik Location: Loop Campus, DEPAUL CTR C105
JOUR 362 - THE PRESS AND THE PRESIDENCY (Formerly CMN 362)
This seminar describes the current and historic relationship between the mass media and the American presidency, focusing on the connections between press coverage to agenda-setting and public opinion in presidential campaigns. Students will analyze conditions in which press-presidential relations are cooperative or adversarial, including the market forces that have shaped that relationship and the news values that have reinforced it.
Section: 101 ID: 12253 Day: TU TH Time: 01:30 PM - 03:00 PM
Instructor: Evensen, Bruce J Location: Lincoln Park Campus, SCHMITT 292
JOUR 363 - ON LINE JOURNALISM (PREREQ: JOUR 275)
The opportunities and challenges faced by journalists in the on line world are the focus of this course. Course content includes the impact of speed on reliability and the tension between a journalist's public service responsibility and its commercial reality. Also analyzed are the unique design and presentational problems faced by on line journalists and editors.
Section: 401 ID: 12266 Day: TU TH Time: 10:10 AM - 11:40 AM
Instructor: Rutigliano, Lou Location: Loop Campus, DEPAUL CTR C106
Section: 701 ID: 12267 Day: WE Time: 05:45 PM - 09:00 PM
Instructor: Rutigliano, Lou Location: Loop Campus, DEPAUL CTR C106C
JOUR 364 - INVESTIGATIVE REPORTING (Formerly CMN 364) [PREREQ(S): JOUR 275]
The course will include discussions and reporting projects that will analyze how investigative story ideas are developed, how decisions are made in the selection and development of investigative stories: how public records and other sources of information are obtained and used in investigative reporting: ethical dilemmas; and the impact of investigative journalism on public opinion and policy with a particular focus on issues of race, diversity and urban affairs. Prerequisite(s): CMN 275
Section: 401 ID: 12277 Day: TH Time: 02:30 PM - 05:45 PM
Instructor: Washington, Laura S Location: Loop Campus, DEPAUL CTR C106B
JOUR 365 - TELEVISION NEWS I (PREREQ: JOUR 275; JOUR 330)
This is a course in electronic newsgathering. Student teams will shoot and edit stand up news packages. To do this, students will learn the basic elements in developing a broadcast news story--from originating the story idea, researching it, illustrating it, doing interviews, and then packaging the story for air.
Section: 401 ID: 12284 Day: MO WE Time: 12:00 PM - 01:30 PM
Instructor: Peterson, Erik Location: Loop Campus, DEPAUL CTR C106C
JOUR 377 - Special Topics in Journalism
Focuses on a specific topic related to the field of journalism. Included might be such topics as sports reporting, Chicago journalism, tabloid journalism, and Front Page news. See schedule for description of current topic.
Section: 101 ID: 14667 Day: MO Time: 02:00 PM - 05:00 PM
Instructor: Dunsky, Marda Location: Lincoln Park Campus, CLIFTON 140
Section: 401 ID: 14990 Day: WE Time: 05:45 PM - 09:00 PM
Instructor: Lawler, Edmund O Location: Loop Campus, DEPAUL CTR C106B
MCS 207 - HISTORY OF CINEMA I, 1890-1945 (FORMERLY 1895-1945)
This course examines the history of cinema as one of the most influential cultural forms of the 20th Century. We will study the aesthetic and technological developments of cinema during its first 50 years, as well as examine the social and economic factors shaping its history. Initially influenced by other art forms (theater, literature, painting) filmmaking quickly acquired its own formal system, language, and traditions. We will trace the changing styles, techniques, content, and methods of filmmaking as an art form, as popular culture, and as an industry. We will consider how cinema is bound to its social context via audience relations, economics, technology, and ideology. The limited scope of this course will cover primarily feature-length, narratives films as the dominant mode of filmmaking, although we will also look at the development of documentary and experimental filmmaking. The class will consist of lectures, screenings, and discussions.
Section: 101 ID: 11997 Day: TU TH Time: 03:10 PM - 04:40 PM
Instructor: Sen, Meheli Location: Lincoln Park Campus, LEVAN 405
Section: 101L ID: 13238 Day: TH Time: 05:45 PM - 09:00 PM
Instructor: Sen, Meheli Location: Lincoln Park Campus, LEVAN 405
Section: 401 ID: 11998 Day: WE Time: 01:30 PM - 04:40 PM
Instructor: Sen, Meheli Location: Loop Campus, DEPAUL CTR C102
Section: 401L ID: 13239 Day: WE Time: 05:45 PM - 09:00 PM
Instructor: Sen, Meheli Location: Loop Campus, DEPAUL CTR C105
MCS 231 - INTRODUCTION TO DOCUMENTARY STUDIES
Introduction to Documentary Studies
Section: 101 ID: 12021 Day: MO WE Time: 03:30 PM - 05:00 PM
Instructor: Alvaray, Luisela Amelia Location: Lincoln Park Campus, LEVAN 407
Section: 101L ID: 14604 Day: MO Time: 05:00 PM - 07:00 PM
Instructor: Alvaray, Luisela Amelia Location: Lincoln Park Campus, LEVAN 407
MCS 271 - MEDIA AND CULTURAL STUDIES (FORMERLY INTRODUCTION TO RADIO, TELEVISION, AND FILM)
This course introduces the RTF student to the study of the three major divisions of the track. Students will learn the basic concepts of media history, criticism, and production practices within the social, institutional, aesthetic, and technological contexts of each field. The final week of the course will examine media synergies; ways in which current and nascent media technologies and social uses may combine in the 21st Century.
Section: 101 ID: 11988 Day: MO WE FR Time: 10:50 AM - 11:50 AM
Instructor: Pagano, Mary E. Location: Lincoln Park Campus, LEVAN 506
Section: 401 ID: 11993 Day: TU TH Time: 10:10 AM - 11:40 AM
Instructor: Turk, Jane E. Location: Loop Campus, DEPAUL CTR C110
MCS 273 - FILM/VIDEO ANALYSIS (FORMERLY FILM/VIDEO AESTHETICS I)
Course covers basic concepts and terminology of film and video as forms of art and mass culture. This course covers the aesthetic elements that constitute film and video texts: plot structures, sets, costumes and makeup, acting, lighting, cinematography, editing, and sound. By performing extensive textual analyses, students learn how the interaction of these elements produces meaning. Students also gain basics of how these concepts are practiced in film production. After mastering the aesthetic concepts, students also examine their use in three different modes of film: fiction, documentary, and the avant-garde. There is a required lab for film viewing.
Section: 101 ID: 11994 Day: TU TH Time: 11:50 AM - 01:20 PM
Instructor: Grisham, Therese Location: Lincoln Park Campus, SCHMITT 200
Section: 101L ID: 13245 Day: TU Time: 05:00 PM - 07:00 PM
Instructor: Grisham, Therese Location: Lincoln Park Campus, SCHMITT 200
Section: 401 ID: 11996 Day: MO WE Time: 01:30 PM - 03:00 PM
Instructor: Kessler, Kelly Location: Loop Campus, DEPAUL CTR C105
Section: 401L ID: 13241 Day: WE Time: 03:10 PM - 05:15 PM
Instructor: Kessler, Kelly Location: Loop Campus, DEPAUL CTR C106
MCS 273L - FILM/VIDEO ANALYSIS
Film/Video Analysis
Section: 401L ID: 13314 Day: WE Time: 03:10 PM - 06:25 PM
Instructor: n/a Location: Loop Campus, DEPAUL CTR C106C
MCS 342 - HISTORY OF BROADCASTING
A history of radio, television, and cable that examines their relations to other media industries inlcuding programming, economics, industrial structures, audiences, government and industry policies, and social effects. The course includes viewing, analysis and criticism of significant and representative programming.
Section: 401 ID: 12024 Day: MO WE Time: 10:10 AM - 11:40 AM
Instructor: Turk, Jane E. Location: Loop Campus, DEPAUL CTR C102
MCS 349 - TOPICS IN FILM STUDIES: POLITICS AND THE PRESIDENCY IN FILM
Topics in Film Studies: Politics and The Presidency in Film
Section: 401 ID: 13148 Day: TU TH Time: 11:50 AM - 01:20 PM
Instructor: Fox, Gary Paul Location: Loop Campus, DEPAUL CTR C108
MCS 350 - TOPICS IN GLOBAL CINEMA
Topics in Global Cinema
Section: 101 ID: 12045 Day: n/a Time: n/a
Instructor: n/a Location: Lincoln Park Campus
Section: 102 ID: 14497 Day: TU TH Time: 10:10 AM - 11:40 AM
Instructor: Sen, Meheli Location: Lincoln Park Campus, LEVAN 507
Section: 102L ID: 14498 Day: TU Time: 05:45 PM - 09:00 PM
Instructor: Sen, Meheli Location: Lincoln Park Campus, 990WFULRTN 2402
PRAD 244 - PRINCIPLES OF ADVERTISING
Examines the construction and implementation of an advertising campaign from the assessment of client needs through completion of the finished project. Analysis of successful advertisements and exposure to contemporary theory complements practical experience gained through completion of course projects.
Section: 101 ID: 12386 Day: TU TH Time: 11:50 AM - 01:20 PM
Instructor: Windels, Kasey Location: Lincoln Park Campus, LEVAN 100
Section: 102 ID: 14602 Day: MO WE FR Time: 09:40 AM - 10:40 AM
Instructor: MARCONI, JOE Location: Lincoln Park Campus, LEVAN 401
Section: 401 ID: 12390 Day: MO WE Time: 03:10 PM - 04:40 PM
Instructor: Gillespie, Dennis P Location: Loop Campus, LEWIS 1002
PRAD 255 - PUBLIC RELATIONS
The foundational course in the public relations/advertising track traces the development of public relations/advertising industries and practices. Students are introduced to theories and principles in public relations/advertising, along with the roles and responsibilities of professionals working in public relations, advertising and related disciplines. Students examine industry regulations, societal implications, and strategic planning processes associated with public relations/advertising campaign and programs.
Section: 101 ID: 12619 Day: TU TH Time: 01:30 PM - 03:00 PM
Instructor: Mastin, Theresa Location: Lincoln Park Campus, LEVAN 506
Section: 102 ID: 12622 Day: MO WE FR Time: 01:10 PM - 02:10 PM
Instructor: Kim, Sora Location: Lincoln Park Campus, LEVAN 506
PRAD 256 - WRITING FOR PUBLIC RELATIONS AND ADVERTISING (PREREQ: PRAD 244 or PRAD 255)
This class provides students the opportunity to apply Public Relations/Advertising theories and principles to the development of media materials. The course familiarizes students with various forms of persuasive writing and requires them to develop a writing portfolio that demonstrates their ability to write for diverse audiences. Assignments include campaign plans, news media kits, speeches, video scripts and more.
include campaign plans, news media kits, speeches, video scripts and more.
Section: 101 ID: 12623 Day: TU TH Time: 10:10 AM - 11:40 AM
Instructor: Findlay, Kristina K Location: Lincoln Park Campus, LEVAN 402
Section: 102 ID: 12624 Day: MO WE FR Time: 10:50 AM - 11:50 AM
Instructor: MARCONI, JOE Location: Lincoln Park Campus, LEVAN 402
Section: 401 ID: 12625 Day: TU TH Time: 03:10 PM - 04:40 PM
Instructor: Lofstrom, Joyce Location: Loop Campus, LEWIS 1307
Section: 402 ID: 12626 Day: MO WE Time: 11:50 AM - 01:20 PM
Instructor: Stewart, Jill O'Mahony Location: Loop Campus, DEPAUL CTR C106B
PRAD 334 - ADVERTISING AND PUBLIC RELATIONS ETHICS (PREREQ: PRAD 244 or PRAD 255)
This class explores issues of Public Relations/Advertising from both theoretical and practical perspectives. A focus is on the professional and social responsibilities of Public Relations/Advertising professionals and prevailing norms in public relations, advertising and related disciplines. Students also address issues related to institutional ethical practices. Ethical standards and practices associated with the use of persuasive communication are also addressed.
Section: 101 ID: 12629 Day: MO WE FR Time: 12:00 PM - 01:00 PM
Instructor: Liu, Brooke Fisher Location: Lincoln Park Campus, LEVAN 201
PRAD 335 - ADVERTISING AND SOCIETY (PREREQ: PRAD 244 or PRAD 255)
This course challenges students to think critically about the societal effect of public relations and advertising with regard to their roles in the production and maintenance of consumer culture and the formation of public opinion. Students read widely from a body of social criticism that may diminish democracy and endanger our collective public life. This course asks future practitioners to confront the uses and abuses of public relations and advertising, and to understand the negative social consequences that can result.
Section: 101 ID: 12632 Day: TU TH Time: 11:50 AM - 01:20 PM
Instructor: Willard, Barbara E Location: Lincoln Park Campus, LEVAN 403
PRAD 337 - PUBLIC RELATIONS CAMPAIGNS (PREREQUISITE: PRAD 255)
This class is designed to expose students to the use of public relations and advertising strategies and techniques in a variety of functions, including community relations, employee relations, government relations, and media relations. Through case studies, students examine contemporary examples of successful public relations programs and campaigns and discover how practitioners function as intermediaries between organizations and their publics.
Section: 101 ID: 12635 Day: TU TH Time: 08:30 AM - 10:00 AM
Instructor: Moster, Mary Location: Lincoln Park Campus, LEVAN 504
PRAD 339 - INTEGRATED COMMUNICATION CAMPAIGNS (PREREQ: PRAD 244 or PRAD 255)
Integrated Communication Campaigns
Section: 401 ID: 12639 Day: MO WE Time: 01:30 PM - 03:00 PM
Instructor: Whalen, Patricia T Location: Loop Campus, OMALLEY 1503
PRAD 380 - POLITICAL COMMUNICATION
POLITICAL COMMUNICATION
Section: 101 ID: 12661 Day: MO WE FR Time: 09:40 AM - 10:40 AM
Instructor: Liu, Brooke Fisher Location: Lincoln Park Campus, LEVAN 201
PRAD 391 - SPECIAL TOPICS IN PUBLIC RELATIONS (PREREQ: PRAD 255)
SPECIAL TOPICS IN PUBLIC RELATIONS
Section: 401 ID: 14452 Day: TH Time: 05:45 PM - 09:00 PM
Instructor: Bona, Christopher G Location: Loop Campus, LEWIS 1309
PRAD 392 - SPECIAL TOPICS IN ADVERTISING (PREREQ: PRAD 244)
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ADVERTISING
Section: 101 ID: 14838 Day: MO WE Time: 03:30 PM - 05:00 PM
Instructor: Azzaro, Daniel A. Location: Lincoln Park Campus, LEVAN 502