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Fundamentals of Speech Communication (3 hours)
SPE-101-___ Graduation Requirement
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Fundamentals
of Speech Communication (Honors)
SPE-101-031
TT# 3567-034
Call Marcia for section number (925-6944)
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PUBLIC SPEAKING & COMMUNICATION THEORY (3 hours)
SPE-102-001
TT# 3568-001
Take advantage of the opportunity to gain more confidence and skill in public speaking. Perform speeches and study communication theory. Apply these skills to social and professional settings. Be an effective communicator!
Approved Elective Course-Group 7
APPLIED FORENSICS (1 hour--can be repeated 4 times)
SPE-180-001, SPE-181-001, SPE-182-001, & SPE-183-001
M 2:25-4:05
TT# 3572-001
Earn college credit for competing on Harper’s award winning Speech Team. Compete in Prose, Poetry, Informative & Persuasive Speaking, Duet Acting and much more! Approved Elective Course -Group 7
Instructors: Jeff Przybylo & Marcia Litrenta
INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION (3 hours)
SPE-200-001
TT# 3580-001
Learn about yourself, improving your everyday communication skills and enhancing your relationships at home and work. There is no public speaking in this class! Class emphasis will be on understanding and using practical, daily, one on one communication. Fulfills Special Electives-Group 6
Instructor: Patti Ferguson
INTERVIEWING (3 hours)
SPE-115-001
TT#1828-001
Create your own resume and practice writing cover letters. Get interviewing advice from professional men and women who interview applicants as part of their job. Learn the skills needed to be interviewed for a job more effectively. Fulfills Special Electives-Group 6
Instructor: Patti Ferguson
GROUP DISCUSSION (3 hours)
SPE-205-001
TT# 3576-001
Learn to work and communicate together in teams, committees, and small groups. The focus of this course is on practical experience. Most of the class time is spent working on exercises related to conflict, decision making, leadership, and problem solving. Fulfills Special Electives-Group 6
Instructor: Jeff Przybylo
ACTING I (3 hours)
SPE-212
TT#3577
In Acting I, you get a basic understanding of the concept of acting. You
do simple exercises to encourage the development of voice, body and mind
in the creation of character. You learn the basic “terms and lingo”
of the theatre and have an opportunity to work on monologues and scenes.
This course is designed to accommodate both the beginner and those interested
in refreshing skills that they may not have used in many years. Acting
I can also benefit you if you have a hard time getting up in front of
a group, or would like to improve your basic communication skills. Fulfills
Special Electives-Group 6
ACTING II (3 hours)
SPE-213-001
TT#3579
Advanced acting is a course designed to give you further training specifically in the area of character development. You work on more complex acting exercises in class and look at a number of different play styles. The class concludes with a showcase of scenes which you work on through the course of the semester. The showcase is open to the public, providing an opportunity for you to perform in front of a live audience. Prerequisite: Acting I and consent of the instructor. Approved Elective Course -Group 7
STAGECRAFT (3 hours)
SPE-216-001
TT # 3578-01
Have you ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes of a play? This course gives you the opportunity to study the technical aspects of theatre production. You get hands on experience in building the sets in our brand new Performing Arts Center!! Come and be a part of that great group of people who never take a curtain call but who are crucial to any production.
Fulfills Special Electives-Group 6
Instructor:
John Curran
ORAL INTERPRETATION (3 hours)
SPE-107-001
FALL SEMESTER ONLY
TT# 3569-001
Marcia Litrenta-Instructor
Do you enjoy literature? Are you interested in performing? In the Oral Interpretation class, you learn to analyze/perform prose, poetry, & drama. Previous performance experience is not necessary. Fulfills Special Electives-Group 6
INTRODUCTION TO THEATRE (3 hours)
SPE-111
TT#3570-001 OR 002
Come find out why "all the world's a stage". Whether you enjoy performing on stage or being part of an audience, this course gives you an appreciation for the major periods in the history of the theater as well as introduces you to the roles played by the actors, directors and designers in bringing a play to life. Fulfills Humanities &Fine Arts-Group 4