Welcome!
The March 2011 issue of Readers Digest sums up why it's important for people to learn communication skills, especially ones that involve proper listening....
"More often than not, when someone is telling me a story, all I can think about is how I can't wait for them to finish so I can tell my own story, which not only is better but also more directly involves me" (p. 91).
I love to teach and to travel and I love all things dealing with communication and technology! There's nothing else I'd rather do! I am a Term Assistant Professor of Communication with seventeen years of university teaching, student advising, and research experience. I teach classes to include public speaking, theories of communication, interpersonal communication, business & professional communication, small-group communication, mass media and society, and interpersonal communication in the workplace courses. Read More
Office Location
My office is located in Robinson A, #314.
Office Hours for Spring 2012:
Robinson A, #314 or in class.
Monday 2 - 4pm, by appt., through email, and in person.
Useful Links:
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Look here for information on course requirements and my expectations
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If you have any Disabilities, please read the information in this link
Honor Code:
By signing up for one of my classes, you are inherently agreeing to abide by the honor code. If you are not familiar with the honor code, please become so. All papers, projects, speeches, and exams are to be original and prepared specifically for this class.
With this in mind, I reserve the right to use plagiarism detection methods, including software, as I deem appropriate.