CMST 3320 Sexualities and Organizational Communication

4 semester hours

This course develops and facilitates learners’ critical knowledge of the intersections between sexualities, organizations, and communication. Over the course of the semester, we will build a queer understanding of sexuality and organizational communication that is guided by the question, “what would it mean to embody a sexual ethics of organizing?” Building upon theoretical approaches to organizational communication, this course lays an anti-foundational understanding of sexuality, or rather we will come to know sexualities as strange, plural achievements that are lived and embodied within a contested terrain of history, culture, power, and labor.

Junior or senior standing required.

Majors only.

Prerequisites: CMST 1600 , CMST 1700 , CMST 2300 , and CMST 2800 .

University Core fulfilled: Integrations: Interdisciplinary Connections.