Speech
As teachers of speech communication, we want to help you improve your skills in interpersonal, group and public communication. Our classes will also address listening skills, conflict-resolution, and self-concept. Communication skills directly affect the quality of our lives; they contribute to successful relationships and help us succeed in careers. You can improve your communication skills and replace speaking apprehension with confident communication in a speech communication course.
Would you like to:
- ask your boss for a raise?
- ask your neighbor to stop his dog from barking?
- ask questions in class?
- tell your supervisor you cannot work overtime?
- return your defective stereo to the store?
- deliver a well organized effective speech without stammering or shaking?
- impress your co-workers with your ability to communicate clearly?
- understand how cultural and gender differences impact communication?
- take courses that transfer successfully to other colleges and universities?
- take the course that is required for a DCCCD degree? (Answer: "Introduction to Speech Communication," SPCH 1311)
If the answer to these questions is YES! then MAYBE these courses are for you.
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| Fannin Hall Room F171 972-238-6250 Office Hours: Monday - Friday, 7:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. |