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Theatre Emphasis in Communication
Theatre provides you with an opportunity to excel on stage.
You can develop your talents in acting, directing, costuming,
stage design and theatre management. You may take part in up
to five major productions each year and a variety of one-act
plays. In addition to performance, a broad range of courses
are offered in acting, directing, stagecraft, and dramatic literature.
You will be well prepared to pursue the kind of creative communication
career you want.
Bachelor of Arts
(Communication with emphasis in Theatre)
University Degree Requirements
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Hours |
Specified General Education
Courses - Foundation Studies |
18 |
Elective/Specified General
Education Courses: |
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• Math 250 or
CIS 200 - Elements of Statistics - REQUIRED |
3 |
• Modern Language Courses (Beginning
courses I,II) |
10 |
• Electives |
17 |
Communication Studies Core Courses (12 Hours)
COMM 208 |
Communication and the Information
Society |
3 |
COMM 300 |
Diversity and Communication |
3 |
COMM 350 |
Communication Research Methods |
3 |
COMM 490 |
Issues and Applications
in Communication |
3 |
Applied disciplinary Focus (6 Hours)
Select one course from each category below
Theoretical/Conceptual Focus
(select one) |
COMM 128 |
Mass Media in a Free Society |
3 |
COMM 602 |
Intercultural Communication |
3 |
COMM 604 |
Interpersonal Communication |
3 |
| COMM 626 |
Communication Ethics and Law |
3 |
Social Interaction skills
(select one) |
COMM 240 |
News Reporting |
3 |
COMM 345 |
Desktop Publishing |
3 |
COMM 606 |
Conflict Managment |
3 |
| COMM 607 |
Listening |
3 |
Major Electives (Theatre Emphasis)
COMM 121 |
Voice, Diction & Interpretation |
3 |
COMM 122 |
Acting |
3 |
COMM 224 |
Stagecraft |
3 |
COMM 326 |
Costume History & Design |
3 |
COMM 361 |
Directing |
3 |
COMM 661 |
Advanced Acting |
3 |
| COMM 662 |
Creative Dramatics/Children's Theatre |
3 |
| COMM 667 |
Survey of Drama I OR |
3 |
| COMM 669 |
Survey of Drama II OR |
3 |
| COMM 226/670 |
Production/Performance/Project |
3 |
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Class schedule may be accessed at http://www.fhsu.edu/sws.
For other course descriptions, refer to our University
Catalog.
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