Business and Professional Communication Quarterly

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A Writing-Intensive Project for Teaching Retailing Management
Jean C. DarianKatharine T. HoffJudy Cohen
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The Structure and Content of the Introductory Business Communication Course
Beverly H. NelsonDonna W. LuseDebbie D. DuFrene
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Teaching Ethics in Business Communication: The Effective/Ethical Balancing Scale
Judi BrownellMichael Fitzgerald
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A Strategy for Teaching Critical-Thinking Skills in Business Communication
John J. StallardSandra F. PriceE. Ray Smith
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Student-Researchers in Business Communication: Using Primary Research to Teach Students About the Workplace
Maggy Smith
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Government Depository Libraries: Gold Mines of Business Information
Mary Ellen Murray
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I A Student-Developed Writing Checklist
Karen Nantz
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II Developing a Demand Reduction Campaign
Joan M. Gaulard
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III The Professional Journal Assignment
Kathleen M. Hiemstra
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IV In Lieu of
Mary Gelinas
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Controlling Software Piracy
Albert S. King
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Business Communication and the Case Method: Toward Integration in Accounting and MBA Graduate Programs
Larry D. Hartman
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Simulating the Corporate Strategic Planning Function in the Business Communication Curriculum
H.J. ScheiberPeter J. Hager
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Preparing Technical Proposals: Planning and Prewriting Considerations
Patricia Dorazio
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Kenneth Burke's Theory of Identification: An Essential for Business Communication
Laura G. Andres
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Integration Theory: Developing Effective "Bad News" Messages
Pamela R. JohnsonJulie Indvik
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Teach Your Students Video-Camera Control
Neil HarnischMargaret McLaren
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Learn Students' Names During the First Class
Janet K. Winter
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Helping Students Overcome the Fear of Business Writing
Thomas HiltonCharles M. Lutz
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Are You Communicating Left or Right?
Jean C. Swanson
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How To Improve Learning With a Productive Method for Providing Feedback
Kathy Black
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The Presentation: A New Genre in Business Communication
Thomas F. Carney
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Teaching Techniques to Help Managers Overcome Stagefright in Oral Presentations
Chia-Jung Tsui
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How to Read Nonverbal Communication
Patricia A. ThompsonBrian H. Kleiner
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Using Humor Effectively in Organizational Life
Chris KramerBrian H. Kleiner
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Business Communication: A Major Whose Time Has Come
Betty S. JohnsonDebbie D. DuFrene
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Familiarity and Marketability of the Organizational Communication Major
Jeffrey Kent Springston
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Business Communication as an English Graduation Requirement
Jo Behymer
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A Comparison of Students' Business Communication Grades When Students Are Grouped According to Grade Level and Major
Donna W. LuseBeverly H. Nelson
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The Relationship Between Scores on a Diagnostic Writing Skills Test and Success in a Basic Business Communication Course
Virginia RichersonKenneth Sutrick
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Volume 55, Issue 3, September 1992