Courses Taught
Note: Names of courses may vary according to the term or the university where they are taught. The course titles listed below are the most commonly used.
Communication Studies
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Fundamentals of Oral Communication (comprehensive introductory performance course covering public speaking, interviewing, group communication, interpersonal communication)
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Communication Theory (graduate and undergraduate)
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History of Rhetorical Theory (graduate and undergraduate)
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Propaganda
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Voices of the Holocaust
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Witnessing the Holocaust (Honors)
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The Holocaust, Prejudice, and Social Justice (graduate)
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Genocide Watch (Honors)
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Rhetoric of Science and Technology (Honors)
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Science Fiction Film (graduate and undergraduate)
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Argumentation
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Introduction to Debate
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Policy Debate (Honors)
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Business and Professional Communication
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Interviewing
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Persuasion (graduate and undergraduate)
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Mythic Analysis (graduate)
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American Public Address (graduate and undergraduate)
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Classical Rhetoric
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Senior Capstone
Syllabus Storehouse
For more syllabi and teaching materials, visit Dr. Roy's Academia.edu page. Note: Any course materials serve as examples of what has been used and do not necessarily reflect current material for that course.
Allied Disciplines
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Composition I
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Composition II
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Introduction to Literature and the Research Paper
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Humanities I
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Humanities II
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Introduction to Philosophy