Doane College

Organizational Communication

Students meet in class on the Lincoln campus.
 

Organizational Communication

Program Overview
The Organizational Communication major focuses on the impact of effective communication in business and not-for-profit organizations.  This  major integrates course work in the fields of communication, business, psychology, sociology, writing, and research.  You will develop skills demanded in today's workplace and learn the importance of communication in the growth of an organization.

You will learn how to interact with and motivate people, sell ideas and products, promote organizations and events, build productive teams, and train and develop people.  Attention is paid to the improvement of written and oral communication skills and to the ethics of human interaction.

Career Fields
Organizational Communication graduates are employed in such fields as:

  • Advertising
  • Marketing
  • Human Resources
  • Training and Development
  • Radio and Television
  • Journalism
  • Consulting
  • Research
  • Public Relations
  • Political Advising

A Student Perspective
"I have chosen Doane's Lincoln campus to earn my organizational communication degree because of the location of the campus and the flexible hours.  I enrolled after hearing positive feedback from previous graduates that work at my place of employment."
                         
Curt Beckenhauer
                          Organizational Communication

Required Courses
     BUS 215 Applied Statistics 
     BUS 497 Business and Professional Ethics
           CMM 113 Basic News Writing and Reporting
                  OR
           BUS 305 Business Writing
     CMM 320 Public Relations
     CMS 112 Small Group Communication
     CMS 210 Public Speaking
     CMS 316 Business and Professional Communication
     CMS 220 Interpersonal Communication
     CMS 296 Organizational Communication Practicum
           CMS 321 Intercultural Communication 
                  OR
           CMS 348 Gender Communication
     CMS 323 Training and Development
     CMS 336 Applied Organizational Communication
     CMS 342 Leadership Communication
     CMS 351 Persuasion
     CMS 496 Senior Seminar in Communication
     CSA 108 Desk-Top Publishing
     IDS 206 Introduction to Research

Plus two courses selected from:
     BUS 212 Human Resource Management
     BUS 242 Management
     BUS 251 Marketing
     BUS 301 Consumer Behavior
     BUS 315 Organizational Behavior

Plus two courses selected from:
     PSY 256 Adult Development
     PSY 259 Human Growth & Development
     PSY 336 Social Psychology
     PSY 365 Psychology of Personality
     SOC 324 Race and Nationality

About the Lincoln Campus
At Doane College, you will join an institution committed to academic excellence, community, innovation, and a unique learning environment.   The Doane College Lincoln campus specializes in serving working adults.  With flexible hours, students take classes in the evening, morning, or on the weekend.   Instructors and staff encourage students to integrate their personal and professional experiences into the classroom. 

Contact Us
If you are up for the challenge and would like to learn more about the Doane College Lincoln campus, contact us for more information.

Web: www.doane.edu
Phone:  (402) 466-4774
E-mail:  doanelincoln@doane.edu
Mail:  303 N. 52nd St., Lincoln,  NE  68504

Doane College
1014 Boswell Avenue
Crete, NE 68333
800.333.6263
FAX: 402.826.8600