Category: Communication


  • When someone’s writing is not focused, clear, and precise the message is often lost or confusing. To succeed in today’s competitive, professional world you must be able to communicate effectively; especially through writing. Describe a situation (real or fictional) where not having a focused message in your writing could lead to a problem or poor…

  • Based on what you learn about yourself from taking three leadership assessments, conduct a self-evaluation. Consider how each of these assessments suggests areas where you are well-suited to lead, what aspects of leading will come relatively easy to you? Also consider the aspects of leadership that you might find more challenging? Be sure that you…

  • General Instructions: In this 8 page paper, you will apply your knowledge of basic communication terms to an analysis of a film. In general, you will: Select a primary communication context (e.g., interpersonal communication.) that is reflected in a particular film of your choosing. Also, you will use several, specific terms (e.g., self-disclosure, relational dialectics,…

  • Gustavii | How to Prepare Graphs Beading Björn Gustavii’s chapters on “How to Prepare Graphs” and “Designing Tables” (PDFs below) from How to Write and Illustrate a Scientific Paper shows us creating good graphs and tables isn’t always straight-forward. Write a thoughtful response that walks us through the process of how you would create graphs…

  • StoryCorps: Listen, Honor, Share Set up your account with StoryCorps DIY: https://diy.storycorps.org/about/ I. First Assignment Research the StoryCorps Website. Sign up (use your school email) and complete the following three free courses: https://diy.storycorps.org/our-courses/ 1. Required: STORYCORPS DIY: FUNDAMENTALS COURSE 2. Required: STORYCORPS DIY: EDUCATION 3. Choose either STORYCORPS DIY: ROAD TO RESILIENCE or STORYCORPS DIY:…

  • Discussion Topic: Baake & Bernhardt | Science Writers Looking for AudienceBaake & Bernhardt Science Writers Looking for Audience Today, we’re reading Baake & Bernhardt’s “Science Writers Looking for Their Audience” from Metaphor and Knowledge: The Challenges of Writing Science (PDF below). As you formulate your response, you might find the following questions helpful: 1. Baake…