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	• JOUR 720 - History of Mass Media
	• JOUR 725 - Strategic Communications Campaigns
	• JOUR 730 - Literary Aspects of Journalism and Mass Communication
	• JOUR 740 - New Technologies and the Mass Media
	• JOUR 746 - Educational Broadcasting
	• JOUR 747 - Independent Study in Journalism and Mass Communications
	• JOUR 749 - Literature of Mass Communication
	• JOUR 750 - Foundations of Multimedia Journalism
	• JOUR 762 - Issues in Mass Communication Management
	• JOUR 771 - Media Economics
	• JOUR 772 - Seminar in Health, Science, and the Media
	• JOUR 773 - Risk Communication
	• JOUR 774 - Public Relations Theory
	• JOUR 775 - Strategic Communication for Behavior & Social Change
	• JOUR 776 - Seminar in Interactive Media and Emerging Communication Technologies
	• JOUR 777 - Practicum in Mass Communications Management
	• JOUR 779 - Theories of Global Communication
	• JOUR 789 - Selected Readings and Research
	• JOUR 790 - Topics in Mass Communication
	• JOUR 797 - Project Preparation
	• JOUR 799 - Thesis Preparation
	• JOUR 801 - Communication Research Design
	• JOUR 802 - Seminar in Ethical Reasoning in Mass Communications
	• JOUR 803 - Seminar in Mass Communication Theory and Theory Construction
	• JOUR 804 - Seminar in Mass Communication Historical Research Methods
	• JOUR 805 - Seminar in Teaching Mass Communication
	• JOUR 806 - Seminar in Mass Communication Legal Research Methods
	• JOUR 807 - Advanced Communication Research
	• JOUR 808 - Communication Research: Critical, Cultural, and Naturalistic Approaches
	• JOUR 809 - Seminar in Freedom of Speech
	• JOUR 810 - Independent Research Project
	• JOUR 899 - Dissertation Preparation
	• LATN 501 - Latin Drama
	• LATN 502 - Cicero
	• LATN 504 - Horace
	• LATN 508 - Ovid
	• LATN 513 - Tacitus
	• LATN 514 - Livy
	• LATN 525 - Roman Satire
	• LATN 530 - Latin Erotic Poetry
	• LATN 537 - Lucretius
	• LATN 540 - Renaissance Latin
	• LATN 551 - History of Latin Literature from the Origins to the Golden Age
	• LATN 552 - History of Latin Literature in the Silver Age
	• LATN 560 - Independent Study
	• LATN 561 - Independent Study
	• LATN 580 - Teaching Advanced Latin in Secondary School
	• LATN 614 - Intensive Grammar Review in Latin
	• LATN 615 - Intensive Readings in Latin
	• LATN 703 - Medieval Latin
	• LATN 790 - Directed Reading and Research
	• LING 502 - French Linguistics
	• LING 503 - Introduction to German Linguistics
	• LING 504 - Introduction to Spanish Linguistics
	• LING 505 - Interdisciplinary Topics in Linguistics
	• LING 512 - French Phonology
	• LING 514 - Contrastive English-Spanish Phonetics and Phonology
	• LING 521 - Advanced English Grammar
	• LING 530 - Language Change
	• LING 533 - Introduction to the Germanic Languages
	• LING 540 - Topics in Language and Culture
	• LING 541 - Language and Gender
	• LING 542 - Research in Language Conflict and Language Rights
	• LING 543 - Discourse, Gender, and Politics of Emotion
	• LING 545 - Anthropological Approaches to Narrative and Performance
	• LING 546 - Japanese Language in Society
	• LING 554 - The Structure of Modern Spanish
	• LING 556 - Language and Globalization
	• LING 565 - Philosophy of Language
	• LING 567 - Psychology of Language
	• LING 570 - Introduction to Language Development
	• LING 600 - Survey of Linguistics
	• LING 627 - Introduction to Semantics and Pragmatics
	• LING 650 - Introduction to Morphology
	• LING 701 - Quantitative Approaches to Linguistic Analysis
	• LING 710 - Introduction to Phonology
	• LING 711 - Phonological Theory
	• LING 712 - Articulatory and Acoustic Phonetics
	• LING 715 - Applied English Phonetics
	• LING 720 - Introduction to Syntax
	• LING 721 - Syntactic Theory
	• LING 728 - Semantic Theory
	• LING 729 - Pragmatic Theory
	• LING 730 - Historical Linguistics
	• LING 731 - History of English Language
	• LING 732 - History of the French Language
	• LING 733 - History of the German Language
	• LING 734 - History of the Spanish Language
	• LING 739 - The Evolution of Linguistic Theory, Practice, and Methods
	• LING 740 - Introduction to Sociolinguistics
	• LING 743 - Analysis of Conversation
	• LING 744 - Language Contact Phenomena
	• LING 745 - Varieties of American English
	• LING 747 - Language as Social Action
	• LING 748 - Introduction to Linguistic Anthropology
	• LING 765 - Studies in Philosophy of Language
	• LING 772 - Technology in Foreign Language Education
	• LING 780 - Discourse Analysis
	• LING 781 - Stylistics
	• LING 782 - Language Ideology: The Political Economy of Language Beliefs and Practices

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