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Courses that Dr. Hedrick teaches/has taught at JSU:

COM 200 Intro to Mass Communication (3). Prerequisite: EH 101. A survey of the mass media and their interrelationship with each other and society. Emphasis will be placed on how mass communication functions in a multi-ethnic, gender-diverse environment. Fall/Spring. (Chandler/Hedrick) Spring Syllabus

COM 330 Intro to Public Relations (3). Prerequisite: EH 101, COM 200. Basic concepts of public relations, including history, theory, organization and ethics. Writing emphasized. Fall/Summer. (Hedrick) Spring Syllabus Presentations

COM 375 Internet Production (3). Prerequisite: COM 315 or COM 325 or permission of instructor. Establishing and maintaining Internet sites for news media and new media by producing and updating text and visual material on home pages. Requires both journalistic and computer skills. Fall/Spring (Staff/Hedrick) Course Site

COM 449 Communication Law (3). Prerequisite: Junior standing and permission of instructor. Study of legal system of state and nation as related to media, including libel, privacy, copyright, access, contract and First Amendment issues. Emphasis on gender, religion, and ethnic diversity issues as they apply to communication law. Fall/Spring. (Hedrick) Course Site Syllabus

COM 450 Mass Communication Research (3). Prerequisites: COM 200, MS 108, and second semester junior in Communication. Fundamentals of research methodologies in mass communication. Prepares students to become familiar with, and develop the understanding and ability to apply research concepts to mass communication problems. Major topics include, among others, basic statistics, internet research and diversity issues in mass communication research. Fall/Spring. (Harbor/Hedrick) Course Site Old Syllabus

COM 307 Media Literacy (3). Learn analytical and critical skills to develop an awareness
and understanding of the effects of media, including profit and emotional strategies, portrayals of diversity, stereotypes, love, myths, and other issues. Fall/Spring (Staff)

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