SPCH 1315 FUNDAMENTALS OF PUBLIC SPEAKING (3-3-0). A study of the basic principles and techniques for the research, composition, organization and delivery of speeches for various purposes. The course concentrates on practical experience in developing speaking and listening abilities. Skills: E (SPE 1613)
SPCH 1318 INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION (3-3-0). Participation in exercises to improve effective one-to-one communication, including a study of communication theory, non-verbal communication, and assertiveness training. Skills that aid in overcoming the common problems present in interpersonal communication are emphasized. Skills: E (SPE 1623)
SPCH 2333 SMALL GROUP COMMUNICATION (3-3-0). Experience in communication within the small group. A team approach to selecting, researching, and reporting a topic of interest. Interaction, leadership, feed back, and other concepts viewed in theoretical and practical contexts. (SPE 1633)
SPCH 2335 ARGUMENTATION AND DEBATE (3-3-0). Principles of argumentation and skills of debate, including reasoning, evidence, refutation, and briefing. Skills: E (SPE 2623)
SPCH 2341 ORAL INTERPRETATION OF LITERATURE (3-3-0). A study of the techniques of effective oral reading. Includes oral presentation of a variety of literary forms. Skills: E (SPE 1643)
SPE 2613 ADVANCED PUBLIC SPEAKING (3-3-0). A continuation of the study of the elements of speech preparation and construction, including research, outlining, and extemporaneous speaking. Focus is placed upon the persuasion, information, and entertainment skills involved in oral communication. Prerequisites: SPCH 1315.