Course on Propaganda in Communications School
Heaven knows there are plenty of courses at Marquette that are propaganda, but we are happy to be able to report what promises to be a dandy course about propaganda.
Titled “Propaganda in War & Revolution,” it is taught by Lawrence Soley in the Communications School. The title actually begins with “Communication 196: Seminar in Communication,” which is a way of saying that this is not a regular course (although such courses are often put in the catalog at a later time). So, depending on a lot of exigencies, this coming Fall Semester might be your only time to take it.
For quite a lot of students, this should be a very attractive opportunity.
Titled “Propaganda in War & Revolution,” it is taught by Lawrence Soley in the Communications School. The title actually begins with “Communication 196: Seminar in Communication,” which is a way of saying that this is not a regular course (although such courses are often put in the catalog at a later time). So, depending on a lot of exigencies, this coming Fall Semester might be your only time to take it.
For quite a lot of students, this should be a very attractive opportunity.
Labels: College of Communications, Lawrence Soley, Marquette University, Propaganda
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