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Speech and Interpersonal Communication

Students' experience as a Speech and Interpersonal student at Rider will enable them to tailor their curriculum to their specific interests. Students choose from a wide variety of courses that ...

Choose At Least Six

  • COM 201 Communication Theory (Fall and Spring)
  • COM 204 Advanced Speech (Fall and Spring)
  • COM 220 Voice and Articulation (Spring)
  • COM 222 Group Communication (Fall)
  • COM 240 Public Relations (Fall and Spring)
  • COM 251 Interpersonal Communication (Fall)
  • COM 252 Intercultural Communication (Spring)
  • COM 253 Organizational Communication (As Needed)
  • COM 322 Argumentation and Debate (Fall)
  • COM 353 Nonverbal Communication (Fall)
  • COM 452 Contemporary Issues in Interpersonal Communication (Spring)
     

Choose at Least One

  • COM 106 Writing for the Communication Professions (As Needed)
  • COM 102 Introduction to Newswriting (Fall and Spring)
  • COM 233 Writing for Broadcast (Spring)
     

Choose at Least One

  • COM 205 Theories of Persuasion (Fall and Spring)
  • COM 323 Oral Interpretation of Literature (Spring)
  • COM 393 International Communication (As Needed)
  • COM 391 Communication Criticism (As Needed)


These requirements are in addition to the Core Curriculum Requirements and Communication Core Requirements.  Please see the Academic Catalogs for more information, including course descriptions.

Disclaimer:  This information is taken from a recent published version of a Rider University academic catalog or manual, though not necessarily the most recent.  Please be aware that, while the University makes reasonable efforts to keep website material current and correct, this information is subject to the University's academic policy committees, relevant accreditation organizations, and (in some instances) state and federal laws and regulations.  For this and other reasons it may be subject to change at any time without notice and without being immediately reflected on the Web site.