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Course Overview

Students in this course will approach public speeches and speech-making based on theory, performance and criticism. Students will both write and deliver their own addresses and learn principles for rhetorical criticism of others’ speeches.

Prerequisite: COM 290

Program: Communication Studies

Credit: 3

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