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Enck, Suzanne Marie – Communication Teacher, 2015
This semester-long activity for a "Gender Fair" project helps undergraduate students gain an appreciation of gender as a social, historical, and cultural construction that is constituted intersectionally (with race-class-sexuality, at minimum) and fundamentally through communication practices. Specifically, upon completing this project,…
Descriptors: Student Projects, Gender Issues, Exhibits, Undergraduate Students
Meyers, Erin A. – Communication Teacher, 2014
As a central area of study within the discipline, theories of interpersonal communication are the bedrock of many introductory textbooks designed for use in undergraduate courses on communication and communication theory (Griffin, 2012; Littlejohn & Foss, 2010; Miller, 2004; West & Turner, 2010). Though undergraduate students are, of…
Descriptors: Cartoons, Interpersonal Communication, Theories, Communication (Thought Transfer)
Nodulman, Jessica A. – Communication Teacher, 2011
This article presents an activity that combines this popular website, Postsecret.com, with college students' love for the internet, and course content on privacy boundaries and theory, disclosure, communicative control, and privacy rule development. By taking part in this activity, students practice privacy disclosure and are able to examine their…
Descriptors: College Students, Web Sites, Reputation, Privacy
Harter, Lynn M.; Quinlan, Margaret M. – Communication Teacher, 2008
This article presents an activity in which students use narrative theory as a conceptual canvas for understanding resumes as autobiographical performances shaped by social and material forces. By asking students to story their lives in both conventional and creative resumes, this assignment invites students to produce autobiographical discourse…
Descriptors: Resumes (Personal), Writing (Composition), Imagination, Story Telling
Shapiro, Elayne – Communication Teacher, 2006
This article presents an activity that encourages students to create and analyze an organizational culture. In this activity, students perform two rounds of "keeping balloons in the air" with a brief interlude to try and improve performance. Next, they conduct an in-depth discussion of elements of organizational culture that affect productivity.…
Descriptors: Organizational Communication, Organizational Culture, Productivity, Creative Activities
Fellows, Kelli L.; Madden, Steven J. – Communication Teacher, 2006
For many students, public speaking is a communication apprehension inducing event. Others may enter the public speaking classroom as confident speakers but are restrictive in their approach to topic selection and alternative solution development. Both scenarios present a particular challenge for teachers who require students to present a variety…
Descriptors: Public Speaking, Speeches, Speech Communication, Persuasive Discourse