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The Associate of Science degree in Speech Communication is for students who want to
transfer to another state university (including Oregon State) with the intention of
majoring in Communication.
Speech Communication Emphasis, Associate of Science
This two-year degree prepares you to transfer to Oregon State University ready to
enroll in upper-division coursework. Students should enroll in the Degree Partnership Program and take classes at both LBCC and OSU.
Transfer to Any Oregon University Communication Program
This degree allows you to transfer to a communication program at any Oregon university.
Work with your advisor to select the best courses for your transfer destination.
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Communication Focus Award
This three-course LBCC program is designed for individuals interested in developing
their communication skills so they can interact well with others in any workplace
environment.
Even in our current digital age, effective face-to-face interactions are integral
to employee performance. Given the changing landscape of professional communication,
this award addresses the timeless need for oral communication training.
Award recipients will acquire a solid foundation of soft skills that proves to be
beneficial throughout their respective careers.
Why Participate?
- Gain a set of soft skills that employers highly value
- Build a resumé that demonstrates your communication competence, setting you apart
from the crowd
- Develop strong skills without having to major or minor in communication
- Engage in a high-quality program at a fraction of the cost charged by private sector
programs
Courses
- COMM 111: Public Speaking
- COMM 114: Argument & Critical Discourse (formerly Comm 112)
- COMM 218: Interpersonal Communication
Learning Objectives
- Control nervousness and anxiety when speaking to others
- Organize thoughts on the spot and speak with clarity
- Verbally articulate your ideas promptly when called upon
- Listen actively and respond to others in an effective manner
- Recognize and manage nonverbal cues, including facial expressions, eye contact, vocal
characteristics, and gestures
- Communicate interest in a topic and adapt your communication style to diverse audiences
- Participate confidently in meetings, discussions, and presentations
- Receive, appreciate, analyze, and apply constructive criticism
- Solve problems and negotiate conflict resolutions interpersonally or in a team environment
Note: all courses must be completed with a grade B or higher. Also, this focus award
should not be confused with a degree or certificate. It is not officially recognized
by the state, and the award will not appear on your official LBCC transcript.
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