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The interdisciplinary
major in Organizational Communication Non-Profit Organizations Suggestions for students who want to direct non-profit organizations by managing personnel, marketing, fund-raising, budgeting, strategic planning, volunteers, and boards of directors. Courses below seem to be best if your interest is in non-profit organizations; however, they are not required. You may take any of the courses approved for General Education and for the Cognate in the Organizational Communication major. General Education – 41 hours Suggestions for General Education: From among the 41 hours required in the General Education, we recommend specific courses in three areas which seem pertinent to non-profit organizations. Humanities and/or Fine Arts: ART 1030 Orientation to Art ART 1910 Art History Survey I MUS 1030 Introduction to Music THEA 1030 Theatre Appreciation Natural Sciences: ASTR 1030/1031 Exploring the Universe CHEM 1030/1031 Chemistry for the Consumer Social/Behavioral Sciences: AAS 2100 Introduction to African-American Studies HLTH 1530 Health and Wellness SOC 2010 Social Problems WMST 2100 Introduction to Women’s Studies Organizational Communication major – 30 hours (fall 2008 catalog); 31 hours (2003 to summer 2008 catalog) Please talk to your advisor about requirements in the major. Required statistics and internship – 6 hours (fall 2008 catalog) Majors are required to take a statistics course and to choose 3 internship hours from the following: ORCO 4220 Internship, COED 2930 Cooperative Education, or COMM 3620/3630/4620/4630 Applied Communication. Cognate -- 18 hours Suggestions for the Cognate: From among the 18 hours required in the Cognate, we recommend that you choose from the following lists. Organizations, choose 2: BCEN 2900 Entrepreneurship MGMT 3610 Principles of Management MGMT 3810 Human Resources Management MKT 3820 Principles of Marketing PR 3040 Public Relations Principles PSY 3320 Introduction to Industrial and Organizational Psychology REC 3010 Introduction to Recreation and Leisure Services REC 3390 Tourism and Commercial Recreation SOC 3950 Social Organizations and Institutions SOC 4560 Organizational Structures and Processes THEA 3800 (ORCO 3800) Introduction to Arts Management Intercultural/International, choose 1: CJA 4220 Community Relations and Minority Problems COMM 3350 Multicultural Communication COMM 3560 Intercultural Communication FREN 3030 Business French GERM 3030 Business German HIST 4810 History of Women in the Third World MES 2010 Introduction to Middle East Studies P S 3000 The Political Status of Women in the World P S 3030 Introduction to Human Rights SPAN 3030 Business Spanish SPAN 3060 Introduction to Hispanic Culture Diversity, choose 1: A S 2600 Introduction to Aging Studies BCEN 4680 Diversity in the Workplace CJA 3700 (WMST 3700) Women, Crime, and Justice Administration COMM 3225 Gender Communication HLTH 4390 Women’s Health MGMT 4500 Employment Discrimination Law ORCO 3245 (LEST 3245) Women, Leadership, and Communication P S 3010 Women and the Law P S 3170 Civil Rights Policy and Politics PSY 3250 Perspectives on Black Psychology PSY 4610 Adult Psychology and Aging PSY 4620 Psychology of Women REC 3380 Introduction to Recreation for Persons with a Disability REC 4470 Leisure and Aging SOC 3400 Gender and Society SOC 4010 Social Inequity SOC 4240 Race and Ethnic Relations SOC 4510 Social Movements and Social Change SOC 4550 Sociology of Religion Communication, choose 2: |
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