Intro to Comm Media

when the message is delivered through gestures, expressions, appearance, and the like. Consider how world leaders project themselves during televised interviews through their clothes and posture; or how your significant other would hold your hand as you walk outside campus. Both are examples of non-verbal communication.

• Oral communication

• Written communication

• Non-verbal communication

when the message is printed, published, or written. You engage in written communication when you post a restaurant review on Facebook, chat with a long-distance friend via messenger, or email a professor.

• Oral Communication

• Written Communications

• Non-Verbal Communication

when the message is spoken. Imagine your teacher conducting a class, your older sibling ordering pizza through a phone call, or your upperclassmen presenting their thesis. These familiar instances are examples of oral communication.

• Oral Communication

• Written Communications

• Non-Verbal Communication

It builds on the foundation of advertising, public relations, marketing, technical writing, branding, and political communication. It is defined as “the practice of deliberate and purposive communication that a communication agent enacts in the public sphere on behalf of a communicative entity to reach set goals”.

• Risk Communication

• Science Communication

• Political Communication

• Strategic Communication

to make this apparent, to increase people’s awareness, interest, and appreciation for science to influence public opinion and policy, and people’s attitudes and behaviors. It, in turn, helps ensure that different perspectives are considered in developing solutions to community-wide problems

• Risk Communication

• Science Communication

• Political Communication

• Strategic Communication

Generally, “it could be taken to include messages, dialogues, gifts, or benefactions, declarations of support, the motivation or instigation of active cooperation in political, legal, or military causes, proclamations, or any other instances of the transmission of ideas, information, or resources between individuals or between individuals and groups, in writing or orally”

• Risk Communication

• Science Communication

• Political Communication

• Strategic Communication

the science-based approach of informing people about the possible hazards related to their persons, property, and community in situations that are highly stressful and controversial

• Risk Communication

• Science Communication

• Political Communication

• Strategic Communication

plays an integral role throughout these processes. Facilitators would lead these meetings and serve as a liaison between the community, practitioners, and development workers. They are likewise instrumental in defining and resolving conflicts in the communities.

• Corporate Communication

• Intercultural Communication

• Participatory Communication

cultures can influence how we communicate, as communication can shape our culture. Communication can help strengthen our sense of cultural identity.

• Corporate Communication

• Intercultural Communication

• Participatory Communication

that instrument of management where all possible means of internal and external communication are “harmonized as effectively and efficiently as possible” to foster stakeholder relationships.

• Corporate Communication

• Intercultural Communication

• Participatory Communication