Communication and Film
Comm 2381: Oral Communication
Overview
Communication creates and sustains connections between people. Meaningful communication builds families, friendships, communities, nations, and worlds. Your ability to communicate with clarity and conviction is your greatest source of power and fulfillment in personal, professional, and community life. In this course, you will study the theories and principles of effective oral communication and practice applying these principles in a series of presentation and written assignments. By the end of the semester, you should be able to plan and prepare professional presentations; deliver a well-organized speech; analyze and adapt to various audiences; and adjust to different speaking situations, purposes, and contexts. This course will equip you with the communication skills to foster greater connections with the people and communities you care about.
Oral Communications Coordinator: Prof. Nathaniel R. Repay
ACB 234, (901) 678-2565
Required E-book: Speech Craft: Second Edition by Dr. Joshua Gunn