• Communication Studies

  • Questions? 

    Communication Studies
    MS-B1801
    Hamline University
    1536 Hewitt Avenue
    Saint Paul, MN 55104

    651-523-2296

    Patricia Palmerton
    Department Chair
    651-523-2228
    ppalmerton@hamline.edu

  • Communication students studying in Bush Library

    Resources for Students

    Welcome to these pages, intended to provide support for students and faculty in all disciplines. There are two main areas I address in these pages: formal presentational speaking, and oral communication in discussion contexts. As pages are prepared, I will add them to the site.
     

    Presentational Speaking

    Planning 

    Organization 

    Support 

    Revising and Finalizing 

    Presenting a Previously Written Paper 

    Dealing with Nerves 

    PRCA
     

    Class Discussion

    Responsibilities of Facilitators and Participants 

     

     

    All of these pages are from Patricia R. Palmerton, Talking, Learning: Oral Communication Across the Curriculum. Copyright © Patricia R. Palmerton, 2001, all rights reserved. A limited number of copies may be made by Hamline University faculty for scholarly or classroom use if the material is distributed without charge and includes the full citation including the URL. All others, contact Patricia Palmerton at ppalmerton@hamline.edu for permission.

     

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