Communication

In this course, students will develop skills toward expository writing based upon the close reading and study of selected texts. The course emphasizes oral and written analytical interpretations which include recognition of the techniques, forms, and rhetorical devices used by writers of literature. The course also serves as an introduction to literature.

This course is designed to develop students' skills in managing organizational behavior through the leveraging of effective communicative processes. It will provide them with a solid grounding in theories and strategies of organizational communication relevant to their experiences, real-life professional settings, and potential situations.

This course provides an introduction to essential principles and new practices in communication, partner development, branding, and marketing. It examines how modern communication technologies are driving changes in these fields. The course also offers a framework for developing value-driven strategies that address the needs of both financial and operational stakeholders.

This course is designed to develop understanding and skills in managing organizational behavior through the use of effective communicative processes. It will provide students with a solid grounding in foundational theories and strategies of organizational communication relevant to their experiences, real-life settings, and potential situations.

3 Credits A ministry leader is responsible for communicating God’s words to the people for whose care they has been...