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SPEECH COMMUNICATION I 399
SPEECH COMMUNICATION DEPARTMENT
Professors: Campbell, Taylor
Associate Professors: Hennings (Chairman), Fulkerson, W. Henderson
Assistant Professors: G. Anderson, Bloom, Bochin, Cagle, Diestel, Natharius, Quadro,
Ullmann
Lecturer: Cronkite
Part-time: Hansen
The Speech Communication department offers courses leading to a bachelor of arts degree
with a major or minor in speech communication and master of arts degree in speech arts.
The curriculum is designed to provide areas of concentration appropriate to prepare
students for careers in teaching, communication professions, public service and
administration, and industrial communication management. The departmental major and
minor requirements include courses relating to rhetorical and communication theories. The
department affords the student majoring in fields other than speech many courses which
focus upon communication factors as they apply to any field of study. Students planning to
pursue graduate work in speech communication should consult their advisers and the
graduate schools of their choice regarding requirements for admission and should plan to use
their electives within the major largely to satisfy such requirements.
In addition to departmental programs, many courses are offered which fulfill general
education requirements and which provide the knowledge and background necessary to
enjoy and contribute to our free society.
SPEECH TEST
For credential candidates. See General Information-Entrance Examinations and School
of Education-Admission to Credential Program.
MAJOR AND MINOR
Both the speech communication major and minor are offered with two options. Option I
is designed to provide competencies in rhetoric and communication for students who intend
to pursue study beyond the bachelor of arts degree, and who are preparing for careers in
secondary teaching, communication professions, public service and administration and
industrial communication management. Option II is primarily designed to provide
competencies for students who desire an interdepartmental major in speech arts to fulfill the
academic major requirements for an elementary education credential, and for students in
child development, child psychology, communicative disorders, home economics,
recreation, social welfare, and physical education.
MAJOR
Speech Option I Units
Spch 5, 7, 8, 15-115, 140, 142, 146 or 148, 160, 162, 166, 187 .. ........ .......... .. .......... ...... .... .... .... 32
Approved upper division electives from speech (Credential candidates must have at
least 24 upper division units in speech. ), anthropology, criminology, economics,
English, history, linguistics, philosophy, political science, psychology, sociology,
journalism, business administration, marketing, drama, radio-television,
communicative disorders, or any discipline from which a cohesive program can be
selected .... .... ...................................................... ........................................................................ 15
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Speech Option II
Spch 7 or 8, 134, 160, 162 ...... .............................................................................. .............. ............ 13
Drama 31, 137, C D 101, 102 ........................................................................................................ 11
Approved electives .. .. ......... ..... ............................. ........................................................................... 12
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Object Description
| Title | 1972-73 General Catalog |
| Creator | California State University, Fresno |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 1972-05 |
| Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
| Object type | Document |
| Location | Fresno, California |
| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | Page 399 |
| Full Text Search | SPEECH COMMUNICATION I 399 SPEECH COMMUNICATION DEPARTMENT Professors: Campbell, Taylor Associate Professors: Hennings (Chairman), Fulkerson, W. Henderson Assistant Professors: G. Anderson, Bloom, Bochin, Cagle, Diestel, Natharius, Quadro, Ullmann Lecturer: Cronkite Part-time: Hansen The Speech Communication department offers courses leading to a bachelor of arts degree with a major or minor in speech communication and master of arts degree in speech arts. The curriculum is designed to provide areas of concentration appropriate to prepare students for careers in teaching, communication professions, public service and administration, and industrial communication management. The departmental major and minor requirements include courses relating to rhetorical and communication theories. The department affords the student majoring in fields other than speech many courses which focus upon communication factors as they apply to any field of study. Students planning to pursue graduate work in speech communication should consult their advisers and the graduate schools of their choice regarding requirements for admission and should plan to use their electives within the major largely to satisfy such requirements. In addition to departmental programs, many courses are offered which fulfill general education requirements and which provide the knowledge and background necessary to enjoy and contribute to our free society. SPEECH TEST For credential candidates. See General Information-Entrance Examinations and School of Education-Admission to Credential Program. MAJOR AND MINOR Both the speech communication major and minor are offered with two options. Option I is designed to provide competencies in rhetoric and communication for students who intend to pursue study beyond the bachelor of arts degree, and who are preparing for careers in secondary teaching, communication professions, public service and administration and industrial communication management. Option II is primarily designed to provide competencies for students who desire an interdepartmental major in speech arts to fulfill the academic major requirements for an elementary education credential, and for students in child development, child psychology, communicative disorders, home economics, recreation, social welfare, and physical education. MAJOR Speech Option I Units Spch 5, 7, 8, 15-115, 140, 142, 146 or 148, 160, 162, 166, 187 .. ........ .......... .. .......... ...... .... .... .... 32 Approved upper division electives from speech (Credential candidates must have at least 24 upper division units in speech. ), anthropology, criminology, economics, English, history, linguistics, philosophy, political science, psychology, sociology, journalism, business administration, marketing, drama, radio-television, communicative disorders, or any discipline from which a cohesive program can be selected .... .... ...................................................... ........................................................................ 15 47 Speech Option II Spch 7 or 8, 134, 160, 162 ...... .............................................................................. .............. ............ 13 Drama 31, 137, C D 101, 102 ........................................................................................................ 11 Approved electives .. .. ......... ..... ............................. ........................................................................... 12 36 1753 1 3 4 435 |
