Welcome to the blog for Oral Communication: Skills, Choices, and Consequences! If you are using our textbook, we thank you, and hope you have found yourself enjoying our writing style and inexpensive prices for students.
If you aren't using our text, this blog will be a place for you to get to know us and read about thoughts and ideas for enhancing the classroom for your oral communication class.
We hope you'll enjoy the journey here!
About Me
- Sue and Howard
- --Howard and Sue are committed to writing interesting and engaging communication textbooks and making them available to college students at affordable prices.
A little about us
Sue and Howard have written another book together: Communicating Noverbally: A Practical Guide to Presenting Yourself More Effectively. Currently the are working on a new Business and Professional Communication book as well.
Howard began his career at The College of William and Mary and established the broadcasting program at Montclair State University before retiring as Professor Emeritus at another university. His former students work nationally and internationally in communication.
In addition to teaching as a full professor, Sue also does board moderation for an international discussion board. She also presents workshops on Choices and Consequences in Classroom Management.
Sue teaches courses in Business and Professional, Organizational, Gender, Oral, Small Group, and Nonverbal Communication, Parliamentary Procedure, Communication Theory, and Persuasion.
She has also co-authored Group Discussion: A Practical Guide to Participation and Leadership.
Howard and Sue are both interested in hearing from the faculty who use the textbook as they begin work on a 3rd edition. Please feel free to email us with feedback or suggestions as youngtravisbookreview@hotmail.com
Howard began his career at The College of William and Mary and established the broadcasting program at Montclair State University before retiring as Professor Emeritus at another university. His former students work nationally and internationally in communication.
In addition to teaching as a full professor, Sue also does board moderation for an international discussion board. She also presents workshops on Choices and Consequences in Classroom Management.
Sue teaches courses in Business and Professional, Organizational, Gender, Oral, Small Group, and Nonverbal Communication, Parliamentary Procedure, Communication Theory, and Persuasion.
She has also co-authored Group Discussion: A Practical Guide to Participation and Leadership.
Howard and Sue are both interested in hearing from the faculty who use the textbook as they begin work on a 3rd edition. Please feel free to email us with feedback or suggestions as youngtravisbookreview@hotmail.com
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