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I teach a range of courses in Organizational Communication, Communication
Consulting, Interpersonal Communication, and Marketing Communication.
My teaching practices stem from the claim
that the field of communication studies is a practical discipline. The
term practical implies that the focus of research and teaching should
begin with problems and issues that communicators confront in their everyday
lives and to create ways to ethically and responsibly address these problems.
Students should thus come away with a practical, strategic understanding
of how to employ particular communication skills, an appreciation for
a range of theoretical perspectives that shed light on various communication
problems and issues, a critical understanding of the assumptions (cultural,
theoretical, or otherwise) implicated in what makes for "effective"
communication, as well as a reflective awareness of what constitutes ethical
and socially responsible communication.
In Fall 2008, I taught:
CMNU531 Applications of Organizational Communication [course
blog and wiki in Blackboard]
In Summer 2006, I taught:
CMNU914 Word of Mouth, Buzz, and Viral Marketing Communication [course blog]
In Spring 2006, I taught:
CMNU531 Advanced Organizational Communication [course
blog]
In Fall 2005, I taught:
CMNU101
Introduction to Communication Studies [course
web site]
CMNU531
Advanced Organizational Communication
In Spring 2005, I taught:
CMNU531
Advanced Organizational Communication [syllabus]
CMNU533
Consultation Skills [syllabus]
In Fall 2004, I taught:
CMNU101
Introduction to Communication Studies [course
web site]
CMNU531
Advanced Organizational Communication
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