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Campus: ABBOTS

Term: FALL26

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CMNS125ALL - Professional Communications
CMNS125CH1 - Professional Communications
CMNS126AB1 - Cmns Visually In Organizations
CMNS140AB1 - Interpersonal Skills Workplace
CMNS180AB1 - Intro To Intercultural Communication
CMNS180AB2 - Intro To Intercultural Communication
CMNS180ON1 - Intro To Intercultural Communication
CMNS185AB1 - Indigenizing Communication
CMNS201AB1 - Foundations Of Journalism Practice
CMNS212AB1 - Intro Media & Public Relations - C/L Cmns/Macs 212
CMNS235ALL - Public Speaking
CMNS251ALL - Professional Report Writing
CMNS310AB1 - Professional Communication Ethics
CMNS320AB1 - Edit Principles & Applications
CMNS353IS1 - Research In Organizations
CMNS360ON1 - Advocacy Writing
CMNS375AB1 - Understand Design Print Pubs
CMNS380AB1 - Cross-Generational Workplace
CMNS390AB1 - Designing User-Friendly Guides
CMNS399FAB1 - Indigenizing Communications
CMNS412IS1 - Communications Practicum
CMNS490IS1 - Directed Studies In Cmns

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The University of the Fraser Valley is situated in the traditional territory of the Stó:lō peoples. The Stó:lō have an intrinsic relationship with what they refer to as S'olh Temexw (Our Sacred Land); therefore, we express our gratitude and respect for the honour of living and working in this territory.

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