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PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION PROGRAM |
661.110 (H,S)
(W) |
TECHNICAL COMMUNICATION (3) Sec. 01,02, 04: Allocca
Sec. 03: Rice
Sec. 05: Winett
Sec. 06: Porosky
Limit 20 per section
In this course, students create several different kinds of professional documents including resumes, cover letters, and application essays. They are given the opportunity to learn more about effective writing techniques and to develop professional communication skills. |
Sec. 01
02
03
04
05
06
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M 3-6pm
M 6-9pm
T 3-6pm
T 6-9pm
W 3-6pm
W 6-9pm 3-6pm
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661.120 (H,S)
(W) |
BUSINESS COMMUNICATION (3) Sec. 01, 02: Sheff
Sec. 03: Cavanaugh-Simpson
Limit 20 per section
This course focuses on writing business memos, business proposals, resumes, cover letters and formal reports. Students present work orally and enhance their presentations with technology-based media. |
Sec 01
02
03 |
MTW 11
MTW 12
Th 6:15-9pm |
661.150 (H,S)
(W) |
ORAL PRESENTATIONS (3)
Sec. 01, 02: Dungey
Sec. 03: Porosky
Sec. 04,05, 06: Kulanko
Limit 16 per section
This course introduces students to the principles of developing and delivering effective oral presentations. Students practice these skills in a variety of contexts and submit written documents (speaking scripts) to accompany them. The goal of the course is to allow students develop confidence when speaking in front of different audiences and on various topics. |
Sec 01
02
03
04
05
06 |
M3-6pm
M 6-9pm
W 3-6pm
Th 12-3
Th 3-6pm
F 12-3 |
661.310 (H)
(W) |
SCIENTIFIC WRITING (3) Sheff Limit 20 This course allows students to develop critical writing skills needed for the sciences. In addition to producing their own written work, students will critique articles for content and style. The goal of the course is to weld critical thinking to compelling writing. |
Sec. 01 |
MTW 2 |
661.330 (H)
(W) |
WRITING FOR THE HEALTH PROFESSIONS (3) Stone Limit 20 This course is specifically designed for s tudents interested in developing their writing skills for health-related professions. Students will create a variety of papers and will also develop editing skills through peer review. |
Sec. 01
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M 3-6pm |
661.610 |
RESEARCH WRITING Stone Limit 20 This course provides writing and organizational support to graduate students developing journal articles, dissertations, theses, or conference papers. Each student is expected to do substantial writing and editing of professional documents during the semester. |
Sec. 01 |
W 3-6pm |
