COM 423 - Diversity, Identity, and Communication

This course examines complex relationships between communication, identity, and diversity. Emphasis is placed on critical analyses of social worlds by applying frameworks related to identity development, enactment, and public discourse surrounding diversity and identity. Current and historical events are considered by drawing on social scientific and humanistic approaches to identity.

Prerequisite: Nine credits in COM and upper-division standing; or instructor permission.
When Offered: Not on a regular basis
Credit: 3