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Health, Sport, and Exercise Science Faculty Joseph Bointy (Comanche Nation, Kiowa & Arapaho) Faculty, Health, Sports, and Exercise Science 135 B Parker College of Education and Health Sciences jbointy@haskell.edu M.S., University of Central Oklahoma Lancen Duncan (Dine) Faculty, Health, Sports, and Exercise Science 137 Parker College of Education and Health Sciences lduncan@haskell.edu M.S., A. T. […]
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How do we create stories and meaning out of the chaos that life often presents? Where can we look to for answers to our questions about life? How do we determine what the right way to live life is? The humanities help us answer these questions. Whether you are reading Shakespeare or Sherman Alexie, performing […]
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Welcome to the Communication Studies Department. Human communication is a fascinating and relevant field of study drawing on historical roots going back to pre-history, and cutting edge futuristic technology moving us into the global age. The Communication Studies department offers course work to prepare the student to be successful in the classroom, the courtroom, or […]
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100-Level200-Level300-Level COMS 131|Public Speaking|3 Credits Public Speaking is an introductory class in rhetoric and public address, emphasizing the practical demonstration of public communication skills, including topic selection and audience adaptation, research, message organization, effective delivery, incorporation of technology and multi-media, apprehension reduction, and informative and persuasive speaking strategies. Prerequisite: ENG 101 or concurrent enrollment. COMS […]
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Communications Department Joel Hill, (Seneca Tribe, Iroquois Nation) Faculty, Speech Communications 137B Ross Hall College of Humanities and Arts jhill@haskell.edu – (785)-832-6680 M.A., Strategic Communication, Michigan State University M.A., Interdisciplinary Studies (Concentration in Communication), Grand Rapids Theological Seminary
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Introductory Courses100-Level200-Level MATH 015 | Introductory Algebra | 3 Credits This course begins by covering operations on whole numbers, fractions, ratios & proportions, decimals, percentages, and signed numbers. Then, the course will introduce algebraic expressions, solving linear equations in equalities in one variable, graphing linear equations, polynomial operations, and factoring binomials and simple trinomials. Successful […]
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The Media Communications Department is for students interested in Multimedia Journalism. Through hands-on training on video equipment, non-linear editing classes, photography or writing for the school newspaper, students learn all aspects of mass communication through these mediums. Because journalism is going through convergence, the Media communications degree ensures students learn all aspects of media. Many […]
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100-Level200-Level MCOM 115|Video Production I|3 Credits Basic operating procedures of video production equipment: sound recording and mixing, studio and location lighting, and video editing techniques. Study of the operating characteristics, care and maintenance of professional video equipment. MCOM 116|Video Production II|3 Credits Producing industrial video and producing the Haskell News. Students will set up for […]
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Media Communications Robert Hicks Jr (Pyramid Lake Paiute) Faculty, Media Communications 117 Tommaney Hall College of Humanities and Arts rphicks@haskell.edu – (785) 749-8442 M.A., University of Kansas
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About Haskell’s music program offers a variety of courses designed to provide students with basic knowledge of music history, appreciation, and various music-making opportunities. In addition to courses that fulfill the General Education requirement for Humanities and Arts, students may take other courses as elective credits. Music courses are offered in Tam-I-Nend Hall. Tam-I-Nend features […]
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