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| author | Ranney, Arthur L. Morris, Betty Zane |
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| contents | The Communication Seminar and Career Strategies: Learning by Doing. Ranney, Arthur L. Morris, Betty Zane Communication Skills Higher Education Internship Programs Interpersonal Communication Job Applicants Job Search Methods Seminars Student Attitudes Student Development An internship and a Junior Communication Seminar help prepare students for gainful employment at Shorter College in Rome, Georgia. The second-semester seminar focuses on job-hunting strategies to help students in the search for the required internship and for future employment. A significant portion of the course is devoted to students' dialogue with each other and with instructors to allow them to find a style of selling themselves that is comfortable and effective. Shorter College is a small school, with 752 students enrolled on the main campus (66% female; 61% Baptist; 89.4% Caucasian; and 88.2% state residents), and many students' worldviews are typically Southern, female, and religious. The course meets once a week for a semester-hour of credit and includes: a trip to the library; discussing job-hunting strategies; 7-minute reports; resumes; and mock interviews. Students receive individualized assistance from faculty to search for their summer internships. Requirements of the internship include weekly logs, a special project, two all-day seminars, and a final written report. A handbook is provided for communication interns. (Contains 10 references; a syllabus for Communication 301 and internship course requirements are appended.) (CR) |
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| spellingShingle | The Communication Seminar and Career Strategies: Learning by Doing. Ranney, Arthur L. Morris, Betty Zane Communication Skills Higher Education Internship Programs Interpersonal Communication Job Applicants Job Search Methods Seminars Student Attitudes Student Development The Communication Seminar and Career Strategies: Learning by Doing. Ranney, Arthur L. Morris, Betty Zane Communication Skills Higher Education Internship Programs Interpersonal Communication Job Applicants Job Search Methods Seminars Student Attitudes Student Development An internship and a Junior Communication Seminar help prepare students for gainful employment at Shorter College in Rome, Georgia. The second-semester seminar focuses on job-hunting strategies to help students in the search for the required internship and for future employment. A significant portion of the course is devoted to students' dialogue with each other and with instructors to allow them to find a style of selling themselves that is comfortable and effective. Shorter College is a small school, with 752 students enrolled on the main campus (66% female; 61% Baptist; 89.4% Caucasian; and 88.2% state residents), and many students' worldviews are typically Southern, female, and religious. The course meets once a week for a semester-hour of credit and includes: a trip to the library; discussing job-hunting strategies; 7-minute reports; resumes; and mock interviews. Students receive individualized assistance from faculty to search for their summer internships. Requirements of the internship include weekly logs, a special project, two all-day seminars, and a final written report. A handbook is provided for communication interns. (Contains 10 references; a syllabus for Communication 301 and internship course requirements are appended.) (CR) |
| title | The Communication Seminar and Career Strategies: Learning by Doing. |
| topic | Communication Skills Higher Education Internship Programs Interpersonal Communication Job Applicants Job Search Methods Seminars Student Attitudes Student Development |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED404702 |