Sponsored by School of Communications, Department of Radio, TV and Film, Howard Universtiy

This course is a survey of radio, television and cable programs and on-the-air presentations using advanced techniques in psychological and sociological principles of programming.

When participants complete this course they will: (1) understand the principles of programming and how to interpret programming strategies; (2) know the concepts and practices of programmers; and (3) know ho to analyze and create programs in particular situations and for specific audiences.

Managerial

June 1-2, 2000

June 5-16, 2000

Washington, DC

K2-123, K2-126, or K2-130 to one of the following: K2-128, K2-129 to one of the following: K2-136, K2-137, K2-138, or K2-139