Interpersonal Communication

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The Interpersonal Communication sequence is for students who want the knowledge and ability to work closely with people.  Classes explore the dynamics of human communication in one-on-one and small group settings, exploring such issues as social attraction, nonverbal communication, intimacy and distance in relationships, conflict management, and group dynamics, all from a communication-centered perspective.

The Interpersonal Communication sequence provides students with the knowledge and skill to be effective and ethical communicators in a variety of personal and professional settings, as well as preparing them for advanced study.  Students with an academic focus in Interpersonal Communication are prepared for careers in a variety of fields, ranging from human resources to sales and development, from counseling and social work to conflict negotiation and arbitration, from college recruiting and admissions to political advocacy--in short, any kind of profession that requires the ability to work effectively with other people.

Communication Core Requirements - 12 Units

 Bachelor of Arts in Interpersonal Communication

Choose four courses from the following:

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