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Interpersonal Communication
"We have two ears and one mouth so that we can listen twice as much as we speak."
Epictetus, first century Greek philosopher (55-135 A.D.)
Why Interpersonal Communication?
The Interpersonal Communication emphasis provides you with a comprehensive examination and understanding of communication in small groups and between individuals. The subtlety of communication demands that you be well-versed in the different processes and styles of communication. Whether by studying the cultural effects on interpersonal communication, or examining what qualifies effective interpretation, you'll explore the problems and solutions in communication management.
Interpersonal Communication in the Christian University
Interpersonal Communication at CCU is taught by faculty who integrate faith and learning through careful study of relationships in a spiritual light. As one of the oldest, most versatile disciplines, effective communication is necessary in all areas of life and career. CCU's Interpersonal Communication emphasis equips you to communicate in both small and large groups, understanding human behavior and communication styles.
Dr. Chris Leland
Professor of Communication & Director of Debate
Faith & Learning:
Our Christian faith is foundational to everything we study, see, hear, and experience. In the classroom that means that we must go far beyond simply praying before class, but must ...
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Interesting Communication classes I might take:
- Cross-Cultural Communication
- Family Psychology
- Small Group Communication
What can I do with an emphasis in Interpersonal Communication?
- Communication Training
- Human Resources
- Public Relations
