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College Catalog 2022-2023 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Communication Studies (A.A.)
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The Communication Studies A.A. degree offers students a program designed to meet their transfer needs. Working closely with an advisor, students will custom-tailor a program to achieve a seamless transfer to any college with which Onondaga has either a 2 Plus 2 or articulation agreement for Communication Studies. This degree allows students to fulfill such requirements as Introduction to Communication, Public Speaking, Introduction to Mass Media, Interpersonal Communication, and Intercultural Communication.
Students wishing to use this degree to increase their marketability in the workplace may certainly do so. The degree is flexible enough to allow students, again with good advising, to custom-tailor a program that will fulfill their employers’ need for employees with solid communication skills.
Mission Statement
The mission of the Communication Studies AA program is to provide students with the skills necessary to communicate effectively in interpersonal, group, and public settings within a professional context. Students will maximize their ability to communicate effectively in an increasily diverse workplace through the development of proficiencies in the production, performance, analysis, and reception of community messages. Development of these skills will provide students with the advantages necessary to compete in a modern job market.
Program Learning Outcomes
- Demonstrate effective oral and written skills.
- Demonstrate a basic knowledge of the components of communication studies in everyday communication interactions.
- Demonstrate critical thinking skills as they are applied in communication contexts.
- Demonstrate an understanding of diversity/global awareness in communication situations.
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Third Semester
- Communication Studies Elective Credits: (3)
(Recommended courses: COM 220 , COM 225 , COM 245 , COM 272 , COM 282 , COM 284 ) - SUNY Gen Ed Arts Elective Credits: (3)
(Recommended courses: ART 105 , ART 106 , BMC 110 , BMC 120 , PHO 100 ) - SUNY Gen Ed Foreign Language Elective Credits: (3) –or–
- SUNY Gen Ed Western Civilizations Elective Credits: (3)
(Recommended courses: HIS 103 , HIS 104 ) - Humanities Elective Credits: (3)
(Recommended courses: HIS 101 , HIS 102 , PHI 101 , PHI 107 , PHI 108 ) - General Elective Credits: (3)
(Recommended courses: COM 121 , COM 157 , COM 227 ) Fourth Semester
- COM 251 News Writing Credits: (3)
- Communication Studies Elective Credits: (3)
(Recommended courses: COM 220 , COM 225 , COM 245 , COM 272 , COM 282 , COM 284 ) - SUNY Gen Ed Elective Credits: (3)
(Recommended courses: any SUNY Gen Ed Foreign Language, HIS 103 , HIS 104 ) - Liberal Arts Elective Credits: (3)
(Recommended courses: SOC 183 , SOC 203 , SOC 211 ) - General Elective Credits: (3)
(Recommended courses: BMC 110 , BMC 120 , BMC 145 )
Total Program Credits: 60
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