Texas A&M University Corpus Christi - Communication
Management Development Program
Higher Education/Higher Education Administration
Harvard University Graduate School of Education
Missouri State University
Angelo State University
Christus Spohn Health System
Sherwin Alumina Company
Executive Coach and Corporate Trainer
Corpus Christi
Texas Area
Sherwin Alumina Company
Department Head of Communication
Mass Media and Theatre
San Angelo
Texas Area
Angelo State University
Springfield
Missouri Area
Served as Administrative Head of undergraduate and graduate programs in Communication Studies with 21 full-time faculty and team of adjuncts/professional staff.\n\nServed as Co-Director of the School of Communication that houses Mass Media
Journalism
Film
Communication Studies
The Center for Dispute Resolution
University Debate Team
Weekly Campus Newspaper
and Campus Media Production Studios.\n\nResponsibilities: \n\n•\tBudget supporting Communication
Mass Media
Journalism
and Film programs for 1000 undergraduate and graduate students\n•\tStrategic Planning\n•\tFundraising\n•\tAlumni Relations\n•\tCommunity Relations\n•\tUndergraduate and Graduate Curriculum\n•\tCourse Scheduling \n•\tUndergraduate and Graduate Student Recruitment
Retention
Assessment and Advising\n•\tFundraising\n•\tFaculty Annual Reviews/Tenure-Promotion\n•\tFaculty Professional Development Programs (teaching
scholarly/creative endeavor
and service)
Department Head
Co-Director of the School of Communication Studies
Missouri State University
Springfield
Missouri
Served as Interim Dean of the College of Arts and Letters that houses 7 academic programs: Art and Design
Communication Studies
English
Music
Modern and Classical Languages
Media
Journalism and Film and Theatre and Dance.
Interim Dean
Missouri State University
Executive Coach and Corporate Trainer
Corpus Christi
Texas Area
Christus Spohn Health System
Assistant and Associate Professor of Communication
Corpus Christi
Texas Area
Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi
Springfield
Missouri
Serve as Dean of the Judith Enyeart Reynolds College of Arts and Letters that houses 7 academic programs: Art and Design
Communication Studies
English
Music
Modern and Classical Languages
Media
Journalism and Film and Theatre and Dance.
Dean
Missouri State University
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
Speech Communication and Rhetoric
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Master’s Degree
Speech Communication and Rhetoric
Texas Tech University
Bachelor’s Degree
Speech Communication and Rhetoric
Angelo State University
Higher Education Leadership
Executive Coaching
Motivational Speaking
Business Development
Training & Development
Public Speaking
Team Building
Trial Consulting
Strategic Human Resources Leadership
Organizational Development
Business Communications
Conflict Resolution
Public Relations
Organizational Change Agent
Strategic Planning
Corporate Training
Life Coaching
Strategic Communications
Patient Satisfaction
Diversity Program Development
Business and Professional Communication: Keys for Workplace Excellence
Kelly M. Quintanilla
Sage
Professional success requires excellent communication skills. Organized around the transition from student to professional life
Business and Professional Communication
Fourth Edition gives readers the tools they need to move from interview candidate to team member to leader. Kelly M. Quintanilla and Shawn T. Wahl help students understand the role communication plays when successfully handling situations like job interviewing
providing feedback to supervisors
and working in teams. The fully updated Fourth Edition includes expanded coverage of making competent choices in new communication channels
increased emphasis on skill building for business writing and presentations
and the effective use of visual aids.
Business and Professional Communication: Keys for Workplace Excellence
Jeffery McCune
Jake Simmons
Where groups of people gather
there is always an elephant in the room: difference.\nElephants are remarkable
complex creatures which take up much space. Likewise
matters of race
culture
and difference require creative and complicated conversations —which move us beyond “we are all alike” or “we all matter”—to understanding the significance of difference
as both a gift and a challenge.\nIntercultural Communication in Your Life teaches readers the essential nature of difference
what to do with difference
and how to see difference beyond deficiency. It provides a lens for understanding the complex networks of communication in which we dwell.\nReaders are invited to study communication and culture as a part of their everyday lived experience including but not limited to popular culture
co-culture
worldview
race
gender
social class
sexual orientation
personal relationships
verbal/nonverbal communication
conflict
new media
and more. \nThe NEW second edition of Intercultural Communication in Your Life:\n\nStreamlines the vast research base for intercultural communication and speaks directly to the reader. \n\nTakes readers on a journey through many rooms
personal and professional. Readers will see many critical topics
theories
and dialogue embedded within this text—providing concrete and complex
but accessible approaches to studying and thinking seriously about culture and everyday life.\n\nIncorporates an In Your Life organizing feature - a process designed to develop the reader's critical thinking skills and make him/her a more reflexive communicator with the ability to adapt and continually improve. \n\nIs a perfect choice for a variety of face-to-face
hybrid
and online courses - including introduction to intercultural communication
cultural competence
communication and diversity
and more. \n\n
Intercultural Communication In Your Life (2nd Edition)
Diana K. Ivy
Kendall Hunt
Written in a voice that speaks to where students live and translates fascinating
wide-ranging research into practical terms that resonate with students
Nonverbal Communication for a Lifetime fuses a unique balance of theory and application. \n\nNonverbal Communication for a Lifetime (formerly published by Pearson and known as The Nonverbal Self: Communication for a Lifetime (978-0-2054-7481-3)
translates academic material based on sound research and theory into meaningful applications for the reader to utilize throughout life.\n\nNonverbal Communication for a Lifetime by Diana Ivy and Shawn Wahl:\n•Introduces the Reflexive Cycle of Nonverbal Communication Development Model. This model of five phases that continue over a lifetime was developed from discussions about how people come to learn nonverbal behavior
modify their behavior as they grow and mature
perceive others' nonverbal cues
impact others through their own nonverbal communication
and finally how those behaviors are altered or reinforced as a result of this ongoing process.\n•Challenges the reader to assess and then change their own nonverbal communication
then to focus on improving their observational and interpretive abilities as they interact with others.\n•Is practical! The publication examines 4 critical contexts that affect students' everyday lives: nonverbal communication & technology
professional contexts
educational contexts
and relationships.\n
Nonverbal Communication for a Lifetime
\nPersuasion in Your Life speaks directly to the student by focusing on actual life experiences–from critically viewing persuasive public campaigns to making business and health care decisions. The book reflects a balance of theory and application and draws material from communication
psychology
and other disciplines. Through its use of rhetoric
criticism
and social scientific research
the book helps readers understand
analyze
and use persuasion in their life and career.
Persuasion In Your Life
Scott Myers
Chad Edwards
Autumn Edwards
Sage
“The Communication Age: Connecting and Engaging is the most accessible
user friendly introduction to speech communication currently on the market. It is truly a title that not only captures the challenge of teaching this subject but which also rises to that challenge and makes that goal attainable for 21st Century undergrads.” — Dr. Tim Chandler
Hardin-Simmons University\n\n \n\nWe are in “the communication age.” No matter who you are or how you communicate
we are all members of a society who connect through the internet
not just to it. From face-to-face interactions to all forms of social media
The Communication Age
Third Edition invites you to join the conversation about today’s issues and make your voice heard. This contemporary and engaging text introduces students to the essentials of interpersonal
small group
and public communication while incorporating technology
media
and speech communication to foster civic engagement for a better future. \n
The Communication Age: Connecting and Engaging
By providing students theory and practical skills
Public Speaking: Essentials for Excellence prepares students to become effective public speakers in various speaking situations they may encounter in their lives (business presentations
tributes
eulogies
commencement addresses
small group
and more).\n\nPublic Speaking: Essentials for Excellence clarifies concepts in three parts:\n\nPublic Speaking in Our LivesPreparing and Presenting Your SpeechTypes of Public Speaking\n\nPublic Speaking: Essentials for Excellence by Shawn T. Wahl
LeAnn M. Brazeal
and Mark J. Butland:\n\nIs Student Friendly! Each chapter includes online content
tips and best practices for presentation aids
new media
and public speaking in a variety of professional contexts
industries
and occupations.Is Interactive! Includes access to GoReact – online software that utilizes the record-and-critique method to help presenters change their habits quickly
set goals for improvement
and measure their progress reliably.Is Flexible! The text focuses on theory
research
and application of knowledge related to public speaking so that it can easily be covered in one term across multiple delivery formats.Is Organized! Presents Essentials for Excellencevignettes that include speaking tips and best practices within each chapter.Emphasizes Ethics! Ethics Matter vignettes throughout the text connect topics to an ethical perspective—a key essential for public speaking excellence.Promotes Service Learning! Engaging in Communityvignettes encourage civic engagement and communication activism related to public speaking.Is Easy To Adopt! Online content integrated chapter by chapter
an online instructor’s manual
chapter outlines
PowerPoint slides
activities/exercises
and test questions (multiple choice and short answer) are provided to all adopters.
Public Speaking: Essentials for Excellence
Every successful business utilizes good public relations with the media to maintain a positive public opinion.\n\n\nDesigned as a core textbook for introductory public relations courses
Public Relations Principles: Strategies for Professional Success provides students with a solid foundation in public relations in a variety of contexts.\n\n\nWith possible uses in various industries such as health care
education
human resources
and marketing
the public relations practices covered in Public Relations Principles: Strategies for Professional Success are designed to address the needs of today’s students and encourage them to conduct a personal inventory on their public relations skills.\n\n\nAvailable in print and eBook versions
Public Relations Principles: Strategies for Professional Success:\n\n•Covers all relevant concepts and theories in the field while engaging today’s students by developing communication skills through application.\n•Enhances critical thinking skills and improves student’s communication choices and strategies given in the public relations context\n•Discusses the greatest challenges students will face in the modern world of public relations while also providing communication strategies to overcome each challenge\n
Public Relations Principles: Strategies for Professional Successs
Shawn
Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi