Integration of Faith & Learning 4: Scholarly Communication: Expression Integration of Faith & Learning 4: Scholarly Communication: Expression Let no corrupting talk come out of your mouths, but only such as is good for building up, as fits the occasion, that it may give grace to those who hear. Ephesians 4:29 (ESV) The heart of … Read more
The Fundamentals of Public Speaking Week 2 Discussion – The Fundamentals of Public Speaking (one page) This week you will have read chapters 2 and 3. These chapters go into detail on the importance of studying/practicing public speaking, the basic concepts and components of it, and strategies on dealing with public speaking anxiety. In this … Read more
Some of the readings this week discuss various philosophies of communication genres Some of the readings this week discuss various philosophies of communication genres, emphasizing that genres of communication help constitute the way people function together within organizations. From your perspective, how does written communication influence what an organization \”is\”? What examples can you find … Read more
Letter to Your Representative Assignment: Letter to Your RepresentativeDepending on the urgency of a social problem and policy timeline, you may not have the opportunity to attend a meeting with local, state, or federal representatives to vocalize your advocacy goals as they relate to the specific policies and agendas. As an advocacy professional, you have … Read more
Martin Buber was an early 20th century Jewish theologian I-Thou Communication Martin Buber was an early 20th century Jewish theologian, famous for the distinction between \\\”I-It\\\” relationships and \\\”I-Thou\\\” relationships. \\\”I-It\\\” and \\\”I-Thou\\\” are two distinct ways of relating. Shifting your communication from I-It to I-Thou For this discussion board assignment, think of someone you … Read more
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