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studies. The Department of Communication Studies explores the panoply of theories, experiences, practices, and problems of a communication-intensive society. Students work with concepts from the humanities and the social sciences and employ a wide range of research and design technologies and methods. Coursework also emphasizes the analytical ...
The Department of Radio/Television/Film explores the history, theory, and production of media—from cinema to television to sound design to interactive media and emerging technologies. We value originality, critical analysis, creativity, diversity, and vision in both scholarly research and creative work. Our programs, courses, and research ...
Cristal Chanelle Truscott. Associate Professor. cct@northwestern.edu. Cristal Chanelle Truscott, PhD is a culture worker, scholar, educator, playwright, director, founder of the touring ensemble Progress Theatre, and creator of “ SoulWork ” – a generative method for making performance, training artists, engaging communities and framing ...
Students majoring in Communication Studies will learn to analyze organizational, cultural, interpersonal and mass media communication. Communication Studies undergraduate students ground their studies in Northwestern’s liberal arts model and apply knowledge gained in this coursework to their research and career goals. Learn more.
The department’s faculty are renowned for discoveries that have changed our understanding of human communication. They explore the processes that underlie hearing, speech, language, learning and swallowing, including sensation, perception, cognition and motor control. They investigate social, familial and cultural issues that impair ...
The School of Communication boasts an auspicious distinction: no other collegiate program offers a comparable combination of disciplines, and certainly not with the stellar stature each department enjoys. ” E. Patrick Johnson, Dean and Annenberg University Professor. Explore our Areas of Expertise
Theories of Persuasion (COMM_ST 205-0) This course is a survey of major theories that explains how to change another person's attitudes and behaviors. Students learn the application of persuasion within a variety of contexts, including relationships, organizations, legal campaigns, and the mass culture.
