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Below is a this fall’s initial list (as of 8.9.17). If you are a member, please add to the syllabus bank with some of your own syllabi. Enjoy!
- Argumentation and Debate, Joel Ward, Geneva College
- Christianity and Communication, Matthew Melton, Lee University
- Communication Architecture, Joel Ward, Geneva College
- Communication and Religion, Mark Williams, California State University, Sacramento
- Communication, Spirituality, and Service, Mary Darling, Spring Arbor University
- Communication Theory and Research, Paul Patton, Spring Arbor University
- Interpersonal Communication, Core 100 (using Quentin Schultze and Diane Badzinski’s book, An Essential Guide to Interpersonal Communication, Baker Academic, 2015), Mary Darling, Spring Arbor University
- Interpersonal Communication, Joel Ward, Geneva College
- Introduction to Communication, Mary Darling, Spring Arbor University
- Popular Culture, Paul Patton, Spring Arbor University
- Principles of Communication, Joel Ward, Geneva College
- Relational Communication, Bill Strom, Trinity Western University
- Religious Communication, Heidi Campbell, Texas A & M
- Rhetoric, Mary Darling, Spring Arbor University
- Special Topics: Listen, Laugh, and Love, Quentin Schultze, Calvin College, Professor Emeritus
- Syllabus MCOM 171: Introduction to Communication, Bill Strom, Trinity Western University (based on his book More Than Talk: A Convenantal Approach to Everyday Communication, 4th ed., Kendall Hunt, 2013)