Wikipedia:Education program/Assignments/Media and Communications

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General Communications	Writing As Communication, University of Massachusetts Amherst Intro to Mass Communication, Fall 2011, University of Southern Indiana Introduction to Mass Communication, Spring 2012, University of Southern Indiana	Communication Theories and Frameworks, Georgetown University Technical Communication, New Jersey Institute of Technology
Political communication	Advanced Seminar in Political Communication, Louisiana State University
Business communications		Corporate Training and Development, University of South Carolina Intro to Organizational Communication, James Madison University Communication Theory and Frameworks, Fall 2011, Georgetown University Telecommunications Management, University of South Carolina Training Systems, University of South Carolina Corporate Training and Development, Fall 2012, University of South Carolina	Business Data Communications, Louisiana State University Leadership Communication, James Madison University Communication, Leadership, and Entrepreneurship, University of Kentucky
Public Relations		Public Relations Seminar, Simmons College
Arab World media	Media and Communication in the Arab World, Georgetown University Embattled Media: Conflict and War Journalism, Georgetown University
New Media and Technology	History of Design and Digital Media, College of Staten Island	New Media and Development, Columbia University New Media and Development Communication, Columbia University New Media: Innovation, Community, and Dissidence, Georgetown University Introduction to Digital Literacies, Ball State University Teaching with Technology, Ball State University Communication Technology and Organizations, Georgetown University	The Social Web, Carnegie Mellon University Interactive Technology and Pedagogy, CUNY Graduate Center New Media: Dissidence, Innovation, Community, Georgetown University