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An Investigation of the Impact of Electronic Communication Systems on Organizational Communication Patterns.
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Mitchell, Robert B.; And Others – Journal of Business Communication, 1985
Reports the results of electronic communication systems on office communication and the concepts and competencies that should be stressed to prepare students for this environment. (PD)
Descriptors: Business Communication, Communication Research, Computers, Curriculum Development
Executive Priorities for Effective Communication in an Information Society.
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Bennett, James C.; Olney, Robert J. – Journal of Business Communication, 1986
Reports a consensus among surveyed Fortune 500 executives that effective communication skills are more important now than ever before for success in business. Makes curricular recommendations. (MS)
Descriptors: Business Communication, Communication Research, Communication Skills, Course Content
A Comparative Analysis of Undergraduate Programs in Organizational and Business Communication.
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Matthiesen, Eric E.; Pogge, Millicent L. – Journal of Business Communication, 1979
Surveys undergraduate programs in business and organizational communication, including levels of student enrollment, faculty participation and the kinds of curriculum employed. Questions whether emphasis has been properly placed on subjects appropriate for a business or organizational communication major by existing programs and how these…
Descriptors: Business Communication, Curriculum Design, Curriculum Development, Enrollment
A Survey of Communication Practices of Business School Graduates by Job Category and Undergraduate Major.
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Rader, Martha H.; Wunsch, Alan P. – Journal of Business Communication, 1980
Reports on a study of business administration graduates from Arizona State University between 1973-77. Deals with the amount of work-time spent on various communication activities (speaking, listening, writing, and reading) and the relationship of job category to the time spent in each activity. Implications for curriculum changes are drawn. (JMF)
Descriptors: Business Administration, Business Communication, College Graduates, Curriculum Development
Advanced Management Communication: An Elective Course in Corporate Communication.
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Argenti, Paul A. – Journal of Business Communication, 1986
Proposes a college-level elective course in advanced management communication that would teach future managers how to communicate with shareholders, the media, financial analysts, and the labor force. (SRT)
Descriptors: Advanced Courses, Business Administration, Business Communication, Course Content
Key Philosophical Factors in Developing a Business Communication Curriculum
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Hart, Sara – Journal of Business Communication, 1976
Descriptors: Business Communication, College Curriculum, Curriculum Development, Curriculum Evaluation
The Role of Business Communications Practitioners in the Computer Age.
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Housel, Thomas J.; Housel, Marian – Journal of Business Communication, 1986
Describes the impact of computer technology in the business world, particularly on business communications. Suggests ways to help students and employees cope with changes in the workplace. (MS)
Descriptors: Business Communication, Computers, Curriculum Development, Education Work Relationship
Proposal Writing--A Neglected Area of Instruction.
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Rainey, Bill G. – Journal of Business Communication, 1974
The purpose of this study was to obtain information on the attitudes held by corporate executives and college professors toward the importance of proposal writing ability. Based on a survey of executives and professors, an inspection of the literature on proposal writing, and informal conversations with business executives and former students, it…
Descriptors: Business Education, College Programs, Communication Skills, Curriculum Development
The ESL Student in the Business Communication Class.
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Johns, Ann M. – Journal of Business Communication, 1981
Discusses the problem of finding appropriate communication and grammar texts for English-as-a-second-language (ESL) business students. Notes that texts do exist; however, more needs to be done before English characteristics of business can be adequately presented to ESL students. Provides lists of available texts. (PD)
Descriptors: Applied Linguistics, Bilingual Students, Business Communication, Business Correspondence