SC&I Courses

The capstone seminar requires students to integrate theory and practice through the preparation and presentation of an intensive project. Students will design their own original work that includes integrating, synthesizing, and analyzing fundamental communication theories, concepts, and research methods; show proficiency in gathering and using evidence to study and understand communication processes and consequences; demonstrate advanced written and oral presentation skills; apply communication theories and concepts to professional and civic life.

Open only to students appointed as MCM Fellows. Course is required of MCM fellows in the first term of their fellowship placement.  Includes formal assessment of the student by the fellowship supervisor.

Open only to students appointed as MCM Fellows. Course is required of MCM fellows in the second term of their fellowship placement.  Includes formal assessment of the student by the fellowship supervisor.

Open only to students appointed as MCM Fellows. Course is required of MCM fellows in the third term of their fellowship placement.  Includes formal assessment of the student by the fellowship supervisor.

Open only to students appointed as MCM Teaching Interns. Each selected student assists a faculty member with delivery and student evaluation of an undergraduate course.

Open only to students appointed as MCM Teaching Interns. Each selected student assists a faculty member with delivery and student evaluation of an undergraduate course.

Recommended for students without significant experience in complex organizations.  Requires 150 hours of supervised professional practice in an approved organizational setting, with supervisor assessment and student report required.

Recommended for students without significant experience in complex organizations. Requires 150 hours of supervised professional practice in an approved organizational setting, with supervisor assessment and student report required.

Recommended for students without significant experience in complex organizations. Requires 300 hours of supervised professional practice in an approved organizational setting, with supervisor assessment and student report required.

Open only to students appointed as MCM Fellows.  Course is required of MCM fellows in the fourth term of their fellowship placement.  Includes formal assessment of the student by the fellowship supervisor.