COM 21000 - Addressing Public Issues

Credit Hours: 3.00. Survey of argumentation and persuasion theories addressing contemporary public issues. Readings and discussions on cultural norms, audience reasoning, civic discourse, and constructing appeals addressing policies and practices. Preparation of appeals for public campaigns and social movements.
Course Learning Outcomes
1. Describe argumentation and persuasion theories as applied to contemporary public issues. 2. Identify cultural norms, values, and beliefs of diverse communities contribute to civic discourse and audience reasoning. 3. Construct written and oral appeals addressing public issues, policies, and practices.

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