Classical/administrative, human relations/resources, systems, interpretive/cultural, and critical approaches to organizational communication. Theory and research on organizational structures and environments; power, authority and influence; communication networks; leadership; decision making; assimilation and socialization; innovation and change; and strategic communication.

Prerequisites: Graduate standing.

4

Units

Optional

Grading

1, 2, 3

Passtime

Graduate students only

Level Limit

Letters and science

College
Jennifer Gibbs
8 reviews
Lecture
SSMS 4143
R
12:00 PM - 14:50 PM
10 / 10 Full
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COMM 222 Gibbs J L Winter 2021 Total: 6
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COMM136 . 1 Year, 7 Months Ago

I enjoyed taking this class in S22! I always looked forward to coming to lectures. Grading consisted of a topic video project (15%), two writing assignments (15% ea.), a midterm (20%), and a group research project (35%). You worked on the group project throughout the quarter so it wasn't difficult. I would recommend this class & professor!

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COMM136 . 2 Years Ago

Prof Gibbs is a very caring and intelligent lady. The lectures are engaging and inspiring. Papers and tests are graded generously as long as you work. Easy A!

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COMM136 . 2 Years Ago

I think Gibbs is a great professor, you can tell she's extremely intelligent and passionate about the material. I had more issues with the structure of the class, unfortunately, too much of the grade was centered around a group project which really sucks if you get stuck with a lazy group. I also wish the paper prompts were less vague.

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COMM136 . 2 Years Ago

The best professor in the Comm department!!!!!!!!!!!! Very caring and her lectures are very clear and full of interesting content.

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