Marilyn A. Dyrud

The 2007 Meada Gibbs Outstanding Teacher Award
Business Communication Quarterly 2008 71: 5-9. [PDF]  

David Carrithers and John C. Bean

Using a Client Memo to Assess Critical Thinking of Finance Majors
Business Communication Quarterly 2008 71: 10-26. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Elizabeth A. Tuleja and Anne M. Greenhalgh

Communicating Across the Curriculum in an Undergraduate Business Program: Management 100—Leadership and Communication in Groups
Business Communication Quarterly 2008 71: 27-43. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Linda Stallworth Williams

Strengthening the Ethics and Visual Rhetoric of Sales Letters
Business Communication Quarterly 2008 71: 44-52. [PDF] [References]  

Rebecca B. Worley

Active Learning Strategies, Part 2
Business Communication Quarterly 2008 71: 53-54. [PDF]  

Michael J. Fontenot and Karen A. Fontenot

Incorporating Film Into the Research Paper
Business Communication Quarterly 2008 71: 55-58. [PDF]  

Terri Fredrick

Practicing Professional Communication Principles by Creating Public Service Announcements
Business Communication Quarterly 2008 71: 58-63. [PDF] [References]  

Rebecca Pope-Ruark

The Interview Project: Reinforcing Business Communication Competence
Business Communication Quarterly 2008 71: 63-67. [PDF]  

Lucy Bednar

Learning the Intricacies of Effective Communication Through Game Design
Business Communication Quarterly 2008 71: 68-71. [PDF]  

Susan M. Katz

Creating Appropriate Graphics for Business Situations
Business Communication Quarterly 2008 71: 71-75. [PDF]  

Jane Holst-Larkin

Actively Learning About Readers: Audience Modelling in Business Writing
Business Communication Quarterly 2008 71: 75-80. [PDF] [References]  

Valerie Creelman

Teaching Students the Persuasive Message Through Small Group Activity
Business Communication Quarterly 2008 71: 80-85. [PDF] [References]  

Clive Muir

Writing Policies and Procedures
Business Communication Quarterly 2008 71: 86-88. [PDF] [References]  

Don Byrne

Writing Government Policies and Procedures in Plain Language
Business Communication Quarterly 2008 71: 88-92. [PDF] [References]  

Gina L. Genova

Waiver Culture: The Unintended Consequence of Ethics Compliance
Business Communication Quarterly 2008 71: 92-95. [PDF] [References]  

Stephanie Joseph

Legal Consequences of Employer Discharge Procedures
Business Communication Quarterly 2008 71: 96-99. [PDF] [References]  

Barbara Burgess-Wilkerson

Selection and Interview Procedures at a Multinational Company
Business Communication Quarterly 2008 71: 100-102. [PDF] [References]  

Diane Bandow and Debra Hunter

Developing Policies About Uncivil Workplace Behavior
Business Communication Quarterly 2008 71: 103-106. [PDF] [References]  

Frank G. A. de Bakker and Frank den Hond

Activists' Influence Tactics and Corporate Policies
Business Communication Quarterly 2008 71: 107-111. [PDF] [References]  

Michelle Dacus Carr

Book Review: BOOM: Marketing To the Ultimate Power Consumer—the Baby Boomer Woman: Mary Brown and Carol Orsborn. New York: AMACOM, 2006, 239 pages
Business Communication Quarterly 2008 71: 112-114. [PDF]  

Alec R. Hosterman

Book Review: Defining Visual Rhetorics: Edited by Charles A. Hill and Marguerite Helmers. Mahwah, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum, 2004, 342 pages
Business Communication Quarterly 2008 71: 114-118. [PDF]  

Doug Dangler

Book Review: Successful Writing At Work: Concise Edition: Philip Kolin. Boston, MA: Houghton-Mifflin, 2006, 344 pages
Business Communication Quarterly 2008 71: 118-121. [PDF] [References]  

Anita Pandey

Book Review: Business and Administrative Communication (7Th Ed.): Kitty O. Locker. New York: McGraw-Hill, 2006, 648 pages
Business Communication Quarterly 2008 71: 121-123. [PDF]  

Lizabeth A. Barclay

Book Review: The Nature of Leadership: Reptiles, Mammals, and the Challenge of Becoming a Great Leader: B. Joseph White with Yaron Prywes. New York: American Management Association, 2007, 194 pages
Business Communication Quarterly 2008 71: 123-125. [PDF] [References]  

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