COM 51200: Interpersonal Communication Theories
Interpersonal communication is designed to increase your understanding and implementation of effective interpersonal communication behaviors through the study of interpersonal communication theory. This course examines the staple topics of interpersonal communication including basic verbal and nonverbal elements affecting communication between individuals in family, peer groups, friendships, and romantic relationships.
Please review the syllabus for full course information.
Term: This is a Winter/Spring I course. Participants may register for one Full Semester course OR one course each in Winter/Spring I and Winter/Spring II.
Prerequisite(s): Qualified to teach content area
Purdue University Northwest
Semester: Winter/Spring 2024 – Winter/Spring I
Instructor: Catherine M. Gillotti, Ph.D.
Graduate Credits: 3
Format: Online Asynchronous
Dates: 1/8/24 – 3/2/24
Graduate Certificate Available: No
Master’s Completion: View Options for Communications
Related Courses by Institution
COM 51200: Interpersonal Communication Theories (Winter/Spring I 2024) – Asynchronous
COM 52000: Small Group Communication Theories (Summer I 2024) – Asynchronous
COM 51800: Theories of Persuasion (Summer II 2024) – Asynchronous
COM 57400: Organizational Communication Theories (Fall I 2024) – Asynchronous
COM 52100: Rhetorical Theories (Fall II 2024) – Asynchronous
COM 56000: Rhetoric of Mass Media (Winter/Spring II 2025) – Asynchronous
COM 52100: Rhetorical Theories (Summer II 2025) – Asynchronous
COM 50200: Classroom Communication (Fall I 2025) – Asynchronous
COM 58400: Historical/Critical Research Methods (Fall II 2025) – Asynchronous