COM 353 - Communication for Social Change

Credits: 4

This course investigates the way that communication is used to advocate for social, political, and cultural movement. It examines history and context of social movements, assesses the communication strategies used by movements, and allows students to apply skills toward social change. The course places the study of social change in context with new media and forms of digital activism. Students must have at least sophomore standing to register.

Course Attributes: CRIT, DPD
Course Outcomes: Critical Thinking