Syllabi & Videos
If you are a student, teacher, or professional seeking learning resources, this page is for you. Here I offer videos as well as course syllabi, complete with learning objectives, core resources, assignments, and topic foci.
Anyone is welcome to duplicate or reuse portions of these with source notation and email FYI to Sarah J. Tracy. Feedback also welcome.
- COM 692 – How a COM PhD can lead to #AltAc Professional Work
- COM 609 - Advanced Qualitative Research Methods in Communication - Spring 2020
- COM 691 - Being a Leader through Language - Fall 2019
- COM 407 - Critical Qualitative Methods in Communication - Spring 2019
- COM 604 - Theory Construction in Communication - Fall 2019
- COM 609-Advanced Qualitative Research Methods in Communication - Fall 2018
- COM 692 - Writing for Academic Publication - Fall 2018
- COM 604 - Theory Construction in Communication - Fall 2018
- COM 691 - Communication for Wellbeing and Social Impact - Spring 2018
- COM 452 - Communication and The Art of Happiness - Spring 2018
- COM 494 - Being a Leader (OPPT-in version) - Spring 2017
- COM 494 - Being a Leader (Conventional version) - Spring 2017
- COM 604- Theory Construction in Communication- Fall 2016
- COM 691- Being a Leader- Fall 2016
- COM 692- Metaphor and Sensemaking- Summer 2016
- COM 692- Advanced Qualitative Data Analysis- Spring 2016
- COM 609- Advanced Qualitative Research Methods in Communication- Spring 2016
- COM 604- Theory Construction in Communication- Fall 2015
- COM 494- Being a Leader- Fall 2015
- COM 452-Communication & The Art of Happiness - Fall 2014
- COM 691 - Emotions in Organizations: Communication, construction & control of work feeling - Fall 2014
- COM 609 - Advanced Qualitative Research Methods in Communication
- COM 312- Communication, Conflict & Negotiation- Summer 2011 UK Program
- COM 691 – Communication and Happiness / Organizational Well-Being
- COM 691 – Navigating Work/Life through Communication
- COM 692 – Advanced Qualitative Data Analysis w/ Nvivo
Get Your Qual On Videos
“Get Your Qual On” offers short tutorials that will be useful to anyone trying to understand (or teach others about) the value and distinct characteristics of qualitative research.
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