MACO Course Syllabi
MACO Course Syllabi Samples…
- MACO 101 - Survey of Mass Communication
- MACO 251 - News Writing
- MACO 252 - Advanced News Writing
- MACO 261 - Photojournalism
- MACO 271 - Broadcast News Writing
- MACO 317 - Public Relations Writing
- MACO 322 - Computers for Mass Communication
- MACO 326 - News Editing
- MACO 330 - Public Relations
- MACO 355 - History and Principles of Mass Communication
- MACO 361 - Television Production
- MACO 364 - Television Workshop
- MACO 370 - Law and Ethics of Mass Communication
- MACO 380 - Advertising Copy and Layout
- MACO 390 - Internship
- MACO 397/398/399 - Independent Study
- MACO 401 - Broadcast Journalism
- MACO 402 - Broadcast Journalism Workshop
- MACO 430 - Public Relations Practice and Cases
- MACO 440 - Public Relations Campaigns
- MACO 451 - Feature Writing
- MACO 453 - Media Research
- MACO 455 - Public Affairs Reporting
- MACO 480 - Advertising Concepts and Strategies
- MACO 499 - Seminar in Contemporary MACO
Dr. Alfred N. Delahaye
Print Journalism
Professor Emeritus of Journalism
Dr. Alfred N. Delahaye established the Nicholls mass communication degree program in 1973 and continues to assist it in retirement. In 1983, Nicholls designated him a distinguished service professor.
He served in the Marine Corps and is a former newspaper reporter and editor. He is also the author of two books on the history of Nicholls State University. Delahaye earned journalism degrees at LSU and at the University of Missouri School of Journalism, where he once taught. In his reporting and editing classes, he emphasized accuracy, fairness, basic English and much else, such as the importance of keeping up with current events.
Education:
B. A. , Louisiana State University
Ph.D., University of Missouri
Contact Info:
100-C Talbot Hall
Phone: 985.448.4579
Email: al.delahaye@nicholls.edu