Spring 2021 classes offered in Communication schedarc2212COMM report generated: 21-OCT-21
Class	Sect	#	Units	Notes*	Fee	Dates	Days	Time	Room	Instructor	Cap	Enr	Sust*
COMM 100 Fund Speech Comm	10	23099	3	IA			MWF	09:00-09:50	ONL	Hitchcock-Tinseth,RC	25	25
COMM 100 Fund Speech Comm	11	23100	3	IA			MWF	08:00-08:50	ONL	Young,GW	25	18
COMM 100 Fund Speech Comm	12	23101	3	IA			MWF	09:00-09:50	ONL	Young,GW	25	24
COMM 100 Fund Speech Comm	13	23126	3	IA			MWF	10:00-10:50	ONL	Mackinney,RA	25	25
COMM 100 Fund Speech Comm	14	23102	3	IA			TR	13:00-14:20	ONL	Hitchcock-Tinseth,RC	25	25
COMM 100 Fund Speech Comm	15	23103	3	IA			MWF	11:00-11:50	ONL	Hitchcock-Tinseth,RC	25	22
COMM 100 Fund Speech Comm	16	23104	3	IA			MWF	12:00-12:50	ONL	Young,GW	25	25
COMM 100 Fund Speech Comm	17	23094	3	IA			MWF	13:00-13:50	ONL	Young,GW	25	14
COMM 100 Fund Speech Comm	18	23105	3	IA			MWF	14:00-14:50	ONL	Mackinney,RA	25	18
COMM 100 Fund Speech Comm	19	23106	3	IA			TR	09:00-10:20	ONL	Young,GW	25	24
COMM 100 Fund Speech Comm	20	23122	3	IA			TR	08:00-09:20	ONL	Hitchcock-Tinseth,RC	25	21
COMM 100 Fund Speech Comm	27	23131	3	IA			TR	13:00-14:20	ONL	Welliver,TB	25	18
COMM 103 Critical Listening & Thinking	1	23107	3	IA			MWF	09:00-09:50	ONL	Mackinney,RA	45	43
COMM 105 Intro to Human Communication	1	23108	3	IA			TR	13:00-14:20	ONL	Donaldson,AP	45	42
COMM 108 Oral Interpretation	1	23109	3	IA			TR	11:00-12:20	ONL	Mackinney,RA	27	24
COMM 110 Intercollegiate Spch & Debate	1	23116	1	IA			MW	17:00-18:20	ONL	Donaldson,AP	10	2
COMM 110 Intercollegiate Spch & Debate	2	23117	2	IA			MW	17:00-18:20	ONL	Donaldson,AP	10	2
COMM 110 Intercollegiate Spch & Debate	3	23120	3	IA			MW	17:00-18:20	ONL	Donaldson,AP	10	9
COMM 213 Interpersonal Communication	1	23114	3	IA			MWF	15:00-15:50	ONL	Mackinney,RA	27	19
COMM 300 American Public Discourse	1	23110	3	IA			TR	09:00-10:20	ONL	Reitzel,AC	30	30
COMM 300 American Public Discourse	2	23128	3	IA				-	ONL	Frye,JJ	25	26
COMM 309B Gender and Communication	1	23111	3	IA			TR	15:00-16:20	ONL	Rossman,LL	22	24
COMM 309B Gender and Communication	2	23112	3	IA			TR	17:00-18:20	ONL	Donaldson,AP	22	22
COMM 310 Adv Intrclgte Spch & Debate	1	23118	1	IA			MW	17:00-18:20	ONL	Donaldson,AP	10	7
COMM 310 Adv Intrclgte Spch & Debate	2	23119	2	IA			MW	17:00-18:20	ONL	Donaldson,AP	10	0
COMM 310 Adv Intrclgte Spch & Debate	3	23121	3	IA			MW	17:00-18:20	ONL	Donaldson,AP	10	6
COMM 319 Communication Research	1	23113	4	IA				-	ONL	Frye,JJ	30	22
COMM 324 Nonverbal Communication	1	23097	4	IA				-	ONL	Paynton,ST	30	29
COMM 387 Int'l Education Colloquium	1	23135	1	IA		01/25	M	19:00-21:20	ONL	Sebro,T	20	9
	1					02/08-02/12		-	ONL	Sebro,T
COMM 404 Theories of Comm Influence	1	23098	4	IA				-	ONL	Frye,JJ	30	31
COMM 415 Communication Theory	1	23127	4	IA				-	ONL	Paynton,ST	30	29
COMM 472 Convention Experience	1	23132	1	IA				-	ONL	Frye,JJ	10	1
COMM 480 Marxist Rhetorical Foundations	1	23095	4	below			TR	12:00-13:50	ONL	Rossman,LL	26	17
COMM 490 Capstone Experience	1	23096	2	IA			MW	09:00-09:50	ONL	Donaldson,AP	30	18
COMM 495 Field Experience in Speech Com	1	23125	1	IA				-	ONL	Schnurer,MD	3	1
COMM 495 Field Experience in Communicat	9	23452	2	IA							1	0
COMM 495 Field Experience in Communicat	10	23534	1	IA				-	ONL	Rossman,LL	5	10
COMM 495 Field Experience in Speech Com	11	23535	1	IA				-	ONL	Frye,JJ	5	0
COMM 495 Intercultural Dialog	00		1-6	IA				-	ONL		0	0
COMM 499 Directed Study	00		1-4	IA				-		Schnurer,MD	1	0

* Notes: IA=Instructor approval required, DA=Department approval required
* Sust: classes designated as Sustainability Focused (SF) or Sustainability Related (SR)

Generally, students must register in one section from each component type shown for a particular class. For example, BIOL 104 has two lecture sections and several lab sections. Students who register for one of the lecture sections should also register for one of the labs associated with that lecture. Association numbers and section numbers are shown in parenthesis when multiple values exist.

Class notes schedarc2212COMM report generated: 21-OCT-21
Class	CN	Class Notes
COMM 480 Marxist Rhetorical Foundations	23095	IA,Special Topic Description: In contemporary rhetorical theory, scholarship on the economy of rhetoric has become increasingly popular. This seminar explores one major entry point into the conversation - Rhetoric and Marxism. Beginning with the premise that Marxist theory offers a fundamental rethinking of the humanist subject of classical rhetorical theory, this seminar will ask three ongoing questions: (1) how does Marxist theory offer a way to problematize rhetoric as an economic object?; (2) how does Marxist theory disrupt and transgress traditional conceptions of rhetorical agency?; (3)
		how does Marxist theory both restrict and expand the materiality of rhetorical labor practices? In addition to these three considerations, the seminar will also, ask us to consider the rhetorical implications of Marx's own thought.