This report outlines a presentation on intercultural communication. Topics include the following: (1) definition; (2) components; (3) importance; (4) outcomes; and (5) underlying principles. Three lessons on communication theory, cultural perspectives in communication, and world view are included. The objectives of Lesson 1, "Communication Models and Principles," are the following: (1) describe the general process of human communication; (2) identify the basic elements of communication; and (3) explain some basic principles and models of communication. Models discussed include Berlo's "Source-Message-Channel-Receiver" model; Barnlund's "Transactional" model; Newcomb's "co-orientation" model; and Shannon and Weaver's "information theory" model. The objectives of Lesson 2,"Cultural Perspectives in Communication," are the following: (1) define culture; (2) identify culture's basic features; and (3) describe how culture is acquired and transmitted. The objectives of Lesson 3, "Perception and Culture: World View," are the following: (1) understand the nature and role of perception in intercultural communication; (2) discuss the relationship between perception and culture; and (3) explain the relationship between stereotypes, prejudice, and intercultural contacts. Each lesson includes a brief list of suggested readings, and a "Skills Section" in which the student must apply the concepts discussed. (FMW)