GRADUATE BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS PROGRAM

    · Allow MBA, MAc, and MTax students to demonstrate all of their content knowledge and professional
        abilities, and earn the respect of others thus ensuring their marketability and promotability.

• Serve as a communication resource to students, faculty, and the community.

    1. To conduct a course consisting of real-world simulations that develop the student's ability to:

• Write clear, concise and convincing memos, letters, proposals, and reports--individually and collaboratively.

• Interact effectively with individuals or groups to accomplish tasks, achieve goals, and establish high professional credibility.

• Present dynamically before groups to convey information and win support for ideas.

• Assess self- and peer-performance across a set of critical communication functions to identify strengths and offer alternative, positive suggestions for weaknesses.

• Adapt communication styles to international audiences.

2. To reinforce the communication skills throughout the MBA courses and within the Accounting Theory course for MAc and MTax students.

3. To be available for:

Students who want help with resumes, additional course papers, and   work-related projects.

• Faculty who want to integrate communication-oriented assignments within their courses, who seek assistance with substandard, student papers and presentations, and who seek editing assistance for papers they are writing for publication.

• Community organizations and professional groups who look to the University for expertise in communication-related issues.

IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGY

GEB 6215: GRADUATE BUSINESS COMMUNICATION APPLICATIONS