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Course name
Introduction to Political Communication
Institution
University of Denver
Instructor
Dakota Park-Ozee
Wikipedia Expert
Ian (Wiki Ed)
Subject
Political Science
Course dates
2024-01-08 00:00:00 UTC – 2024-03-22 23:59:59 UTC
Approximate number of student editors
30


The purpose of this course is to introduce students to the subdiscipline of political communication with a focus on the United States. Through scholarship, case study development, discussion, and activities, this course surveys the major communicative actors in U.S. public and political life. Students will use theories from across political communication to understand the roles of elites, media organizations, and everyday individuals in political talk. Students should leave the course with the ability to identify and critically assess the political communication that permeates their lives.

Student Assigned Reviewing
Megan.Fournier Weekend Update Political communication, Canvassing
Maliacouser Social media and political communication in the United States Weekend Update, Political journalism
Abbyhallam003 Social media use in politics Social movement theory, Misinformation
Scienceman1936 Canvassing Social media use in politics, The Daily Show
Ella-hall1234 Social media and political communication in the United States Gerrymandering in the United States, Mass media and American politics
Emaridoby Social movement theory Social media and political communication in the United States, History of communication by presidents of the United States
Kscourtney8 Weekend Update Political communication, Canvassing
Abbybh Mass media and American politics Weekend Update, Political journalism
22aneumann Social movement theory Social media use in politics, Misinformation
Willmaggio957 Misinformation Social movement theory, The Daily Show
Sophie0100 Canvassing Gerrymandering in the United States, Mass media and American politics
Elliewolsfeld Social media use in politics Social media and political communication in the United States, History of communication by presidents of the United States
Lindseywilmot16 Social media use in politics Political communication, Canvassing
AMoore2001 The Daily Show Weekend Update, Political journalism
Ellagracerobertson Canvassing Social movement theory, Social media use in politics
Juliedo1 Gerrymandering in the United States Misinformation, The Daily Show
Bhorwitch The Daily Show Gerrymandering in the United States, Mass media and American politics
Cduffy40 Misinformation Social media and political communication in the United States, History of communication by presidents of the United States
Jordin Letchinger Social movement theory Political communication, Canvassing
Petermcauliffe Political journalism Weekend Update, Social movement theory
Carterlockwood1 Political communication Political journalism, Social media use in politics, The Daily Show
Luke.sewpersaud Weekend Update Misinformation, The Daily Show
Ava.burnhamm History of communication by presidents of the United States Gerrymandering in the United States, Mass media and American politics
Siribeck Social media and political communication in the United States History of communication by presidents of the United States, Political communication
KatieBrick27 Social media use in politics Social media and political communication in the United States, Canvassing
Vkbennett Social media and political communication in the United States Weekend Update, Political journalism
Emendelman Misinformation Social movement theory, Social media use in politics
Zlloading Political journalism Misinformation, The Daily Show
Katehaertl Weekend Update Gerrymandering in the United States, Mass media and American politics
Zayanmoses Political journalism Social media and political communication in the United States, History of communication by presidents of the United States