2005 Yearbook - Communications for a Global Society

Table of Contents

Preface

Part I. The Foundations of Business Education
Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow: Communicating in a Global Society - Diana J. Green
Listening: The Forgotten Skill - Bobbye J. Davis, Clarice P. Brantley
Speaking: Verbalizing Ideas Effectively - Allyson D. Saunders, Colleen Vawdrey
Reading: The Key to Knowledge Acquisition - Cheryl D. Wiedmaier, Jeff L. Whittingham

Writing: Transmitting Ideas with Words - Susan Jaderstrom
Numeracy and Computing: Making Sense of Data - Carol Blaszczynski
Visualizing: Conveying Information Graphically in a Global Business Environment - Martha H. Rader

Part II. Preparing for Global Communication
Intercultural Communication: Bridging Cultural Differences - Lillian H. Chaney, Jeanette S. Martin
Culture Shock and Reverse Culture Shock: Developing Coping Skills - Roberta H. Krapels, Barbara D. Davis

Part III. Communication in an Interdependent World
English: A Global Language - James Calvert Scott

Nonverbal Communication: The Silent but Important Language - Marsha L. Bayless
Contexting: The Relative Directness of Intercultural Communication - Janet K. Winter, Esther J. Winter
Face: Western and Eastern Perspectives - Peter W. Cardon
Group Dynamics: Working Effectively in a Multicultural Setting - Sherri Lee Arosteguy
Negotiating Concluding Agreements with Global Partners - Jensen J. Zhao
Time: An Enigma of Intercultural Communication - Marcia L. Bush
Computer-Mediated Communication: Promises and Pitfalls - Elizabeth A. Regan