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COM270 Persuasion and Advocacy

3 credit(s)
This course investigates seminal and current persuasive theories as a means to create change within a workplace, community, or world.  It puts into practice being a “voice for the voiceless”.  Students will apply theories to create a strategic communication plan with the use of interpersonal, public, organizational, and social media tactics to be an advocate for social justice.  Students will also learn to recognize strategies used to influence their own thought processes and actions. Offered alternating spring semesters. Prerequisite: COM101  


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