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Introduction to digital video production covering documentary and informational video principles, style analysis, and core techniques including videography, scripting, producing, and editing.

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Digital and Print Media Design covers principles and techniques of effective visual communication using industry-standard digital design software for digital and print publications.

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Examines the spread of misinformation on scientific topics, including why people believe fake news, social media's role, and strategies to correct false beliefs.

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Explores principles of design, perception, and cognition in visualizing science for mass media through lectures and written critique.

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Science Podcasting & Radio covers writing, editing, and producing newscasts, ads, PSAs, and features using digital audio equipment.

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A coordinative internship or cooperative education course where students work with a faculty member and site supervisor to apply classroom learning in a workplace setting.

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This course applies strategic marketing, branding, and communication planning to science, technology, and environmental industries.

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Documentary Photography for the Sciences trains students in visual storytelling and photographic thinking to communicate science, health, and the environment through portfolios and video stories.

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Introduction to collecting and analyzing social media data to evaluate impacts on consumer choices, human interaction, and public opinion, with practical application of platform metrics.

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Full-scale agri-marketing campaign project culminating in a national student competition for the National Agricultural Marketing Association's annual spring convention.

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Design, produce, and evaluate social marketing communication programs for public education on agricultural, environmental, science, health, and human ecology issues.

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Web Design for the Sciences focuses on designing websites for agricultural, life, and social sciences, covering user characteristics, information goals, needs assessment, search strategies, formative evaluations, and legal issues.

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Writing Science for the Public focuses on science writing concepts and techniques for communicating effectively with public audiences about science, research, and technology.

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RISK COMMUNICATION examines risk as a central concept in communication using interdisciplinary literature from fields like psychology, sociology, and formal risk analysis.

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Second semester of individual study for majors completing theses for Honors degrees, arranged with a faculty member.

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Special Problems offers individual advanced work in Life Sciences Communication under direct faculty guidance.

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A graduate colloquium exposing students to UW faculty working on communication issues in science, health technology, and related fields through weekly interdisciplinary speakers.

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Independent research course for preparing a graduate thesis in science communication under faculty supervision.

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Independent research course where students conduct and report on science communication research under the guidance of a qualified instructor.

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Special Problems offers directed study projects arranged with the instructor, focusing on applying coursework concepts, searching scientific literature, and developing critical thinking.

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A graduate seminar covering current research in environmental toxicology and pathology, focusing on presenting work, evaluating data, and synthesizing findings for professional development.

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Graduate course on scientific communication in Molecular & Environmental Toxicology, covering articles, proposals, presentations, and posters with emphasis on effective strategies.

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Graduate-level independent research and writing in toxicology under faculty supervision.

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Toxicology II surveys basic methods and biochemical mechanisms of toxicity, covering mammalian organ systems, evaluation techniques, species specificity, and environmental interactions.

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Marketing Management covers planning and controlling marketing programs, including organization, product, packaging, pricing, promotion, and physical distribution.

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Studies how individuals, families, and groups acquire, consume, and dispose of goods and services using psychological, economic, anthropological, and sociological perspectives.

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Marketing Research covers systematic search and analysis of information to identify and solve marketing problems.

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Brand Management & Strategy explores how brands work and applies this knowledge to managerial situations, covering brand history, cultural contexts, and underlying economic principles.

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Marketing in a Digital Age provides a foundational understanding of digital marketing channels and how successful campaigns utilize online and mobile platforms.

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Contemporary Topics explores subject areas possibly to be introduced into the business curriculum.

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