AI In Human Communication (’23)
This course will provide students with an overview of the ways in which artificial intelligence (AI) […]
Debating Politics and Science
This class explores how the public consumes scientific information and how scientific findings translate into policy. In […]
Media Theory Seminar in the Social Science Traditions (’21)
This course is designed to give you a broad perspective on various social scientific approaches to […]
Quantitative Skills for Communication Studies (’15 – ’22)
This course explores the basic principles of scientific research. Students explore different ways scientific studies are […]
Graduate Survey Practicum (Fall ’19)
This class serves as a hands-on opportunity to design and analyze original survey / survey experimental […]
Quantitative Methods Across the Social Sciences (Comm 840: ’12-’18)
This graduate-level course takes a broad look at quantitative data collection and analysis techniques used across […]
Debating Politics and Science (version 1: ’11-’18)
Scientific issues have often formed the basis for political debates. But translating science into public policy […]
Evaluating Information and Analyzing Media (Comm 121/122: ’13-’15)
Over two sequential terms, Evaluating Information and Analyzing Media explores first the basic fundamentals of the […]
Social Media and Politics (’11-’13)
It’s hard to imagine that social media tools like Facebook and Twitter are less than a […]
Evaluating Information (Comm 211: ’12-’13)
This course teaches the fundamental thinking skills necessary for critical evaluation of research-based arguments, especially those […]