Culture, Identity, and Power

This focus area advances understanding of how power and culture influence both individual communication and society.

Students will be prepared to enter careers such as non-profit/NGO work, advocacy and public policy/service, social and political activism, critical media and progressive marketing, public relations, and journalism as well as attend graduate school.

  • 308 Group Performance of Literature
  • 319 Critical Cultural Studies 
  • 320 Intergroup Communication
  • 331 Contemporary Rhetorical Theory 
  • 350 Advanced Forensic Activity 
  • 351 Speech and Debate Team 
  • 387 Sports Communication 
  • 404 Video Games and Society
  • 418 Health Communication 
  • 420 Nonverbal Communication 
  • 421 Gender and Communication 
  • 428 Family Communication 
  • 430 Dark Side of Interpersonal Communication
  • 435 American Political Rhetoric

For questions about this focus area, please contact the current Faculty Advisor, Dr. Megan Lambertz-Berndt.

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