Business & Organizational Communication

MW 2.30-3.45 PM 
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​Business & Organizational Communication will cover oral and written communications used in organizational settings. Topics covered include methods of logic, organization, analysis, presentation, and mechanics of written and oral communication. The course is designed to improve students' writing and public speaking skills.
Assignments
​​Learning statements
Presentation Assignment (sign up here)
​​Peer grading form
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For Jan 20 // Free creation response prompt: please respond to the first video. Consider any one of the principles of persuasion and reflect on it in your response.
Texts 
​Organizational Communication​ (text), Zink & Zink
​(Granite State College Creative Commons)
HBR: 10 Must-Reads on Communication (text) 
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Supplementary resources
Effective communication starts with this (short podcast)
How emotion shapes our communication (short podcast), Baba Shiv
HBR Videos and Podcasts (library)
HBR: Effective communications in challenging times (library)
Freewriting exercises (University of NC Chapel Hill library)

Course Schedule
Class creations
The word communicate comes from the Latin “to make common." 

Chole Friesen - Instagram
Kasandra Hila - Wix
Soren Lock - Wix
Rhett Neufeld - Wix
Emily Townsend - Blogspot
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