SLIDE 11 CHS sample
Media, Policy and Communities 3-0-3: Students will learn about issues impacting working-class urban communities in the Philadelphia region.We will analyze how these communities are represented within the media. As part of this class, the students will engage in critical media analysis, speak directly to community leaders and policy experts who deal with these issues on a daily basis, and spend some time engaging in observational research about these
PSYCH 233: Interpersonal Relations and Small Group Dynamics OR PSYCH 234: Cultural and Social Diversity 3- 0-3: (HDC2) One of these courses would be developed as an honors course with the appropriate content and activity of interest to students in all majors in the College and that fulfills the honors learning outcomes. COMM 102: Intro to Public Speaking 3-0-3: This course is designed to expand your public speaking "tool box". By preparing and performing a range of speaking assignments, engaging in in-class activities, and reading the assigned textbook, each student should leave this course with an increased comfort in expressing ideas before various
- audiences. These skills will not only be useful in larger, formal public speaking settings, but also for small group and
interpersonal communications, and for constructing, analyzing and criticizing claims, arguments and rhetorical techniques more generally. Students will conduct research, host symposia and public presentations on perspectives
- n current issues in their discipline. (HDE)
Capstone - Students enrolled in their respective Capstones will prepare research/ projects for publication submission and or conference presentation. (HDCAP)
