CMST 308 - Rhetoric and Diversity

Credits: 3

Students will produce and deliver effective rhetorical messages, actively applying both traditional and more modern rhetorical strategies. Students will begin by studying traditional (e.g., primarily male and Western) notions of rhetoric, argument, and evidence. The focus will then shift to more recent notions of what “rhetoric” can be, particularly by studying rhetorical strategies.

USI Core 39: Embedded Experience-Diversity

Prerequisite(s): CMST 301 (grade of C or better)

Term(s) Offered: Fall (even-numbered years)

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