COM 597 I: Interpersonal Health Communication, TTh 12:30-2:20pm, CMU 322 (John Crowley) 3-5 credits
This graduate seminar will investigate the biological underpinnings of interpersonal communication. Students will read chapters and articles by prominent interpersonal communication scholars on the ways in which biology can both influence and be influenced by our communication behavior. Moreover, students will discuss strengths and limitations for methods of collecting biological data and discuss various analytic strategies for measuring biological markers. Finally, students will consider how theories can be developed in ways that complement extant work on the physiology of interpersonal communication.
For more information, please contact Dr. John Crowley at jpcrow@uw.edu.
