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ADMN316: Public Sector Communications
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300-level
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Contemporary communications theory and application with focus on the communication tools in the public and non-profit sectors. Topics include: developing technically and strategically sound written, verbal and interpersonal communication skills for internal and external audiences; basic media relations; creating online/electronic content; synthesizing information for briefing notes, proposals and news releases; and how to engage elected officials and executive, community and stakeholders using effective and inclusive communication processes.
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- Credit will be granted for only one of ADMN 316, ENGL 302, ENSH 304.
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