Monday,
August 18:
Orientation
Read
assigned chapters in advance
of the class and be ready for
dicussion and possible quizzes.
Wednesday, August
20:
Continue class orientation with emphasis on
instruction about the
Department of Speech Communication Research Requirement
that may also be found by clicking
here.
Chapter 1 – “Public Speaking and Communication in the Real World”
Friday, August 22:
Chapter 2
– “What is Communication”
Monday,
August 25:
Chapter 2
– “What is Communication"
Chapter 3 – The Fear Factor: Dealing with Communication
Anxiety
Wednesday, August 27:
Chapter 4 – “The Interrelated Elements of
Purpose, Topic, and Audience”
Chapter 7
– “Gathering and Implementing Supporting Materials” (pp. 93-105)
Friday,
August 29:
Chapter 4 – “The Interrelated Elements of
Purpose, Topic, and Audience”
Chapter 7
– “Gathering and Implementing Supporting Materials” (pp. 93-105)
Monday, September 1:
Labor Day -- No Class
Wednesday, September 3:
Preview
Exam
I
Begin preparation for “Speeches of
Introduction”
Friday,
September 5:
Exam I -- Chapters 1, 2, 3, 4, 7
Monday, September 8:
Chapter 5
– “Beginning and Ending Speeches"
Chapter 6 –“Organizing the
Body of Speeches"
Prepare
for “Speeches of Introduction”
Wednesday, September 10:
Chapter 6 –“Organizing the
Body of Speeches"
Prepare for “Speeches of Introduction”
Friday, September 12:
Chapter 8
– “Effective Delivery Style: Voice and Appearance”
Prepare for “Speeches
of Introduction” and “Speeches of Definition”
Monday, September 15:
“Speeches
of Introduction” (2-3
minutes each speaker)
(1) Wyre/Welesko
(2) Olsen/Russell
(3)Allen/Khandaker
Wednesday, September 17:
“Speeches
of Introduction”
(4) Abraham/Wright
(5) Kane/Hardage
(6)
Dean/Hannon/Muckelvaney
Friday, September 19:
“Speeches
of Introduction”
(7) Paris/Wojcik
(8) Stevenson/Long
(9) McCollum/Roberts
(10) Holmes/Brooks
Monday,
September 22:
(11) Dyal/Anderson
(12) Hughes/Cherry
(13) Croft/Wagnon
Preparation
for
"Speeches of Definition"
Wednesday, September 24:
Chapter
9
– “Informative Speeches: The
Foundation of Public Speaking”
Preparation for
"Speeches of Definition"
Friday, September 26:
Preparation for
"Speeches of Definition"
Monday, September 29:
“Definition
Speeches" (3-5
minutes)
(1) Holmes -- character (2) Anderson -- grace (3)
Hughes -- hope (4) Cherry -- cool (5) Croft -- destiny
Wednesday,
October 1:
“Definition
Speeches" (3-5 minutes)
(6) Wagnon
-- fan (7) Dyal -- courage
(8) Paris
-- beauty (9)
Brooks -- heart
(10) Long -- happy
There is a research opportunity available to students. Students must be
sexually active to participate so please read the announcement
carefully. The following outlines the study:
The study purpose is to learn more about how college students talk with
each other about sex. This will be an anonymous survey that takes
approximately 30 minutes to complete.
* You must be age 18 or older to participate.
*You must be sexually active to participate
If you might be interested in participating, please write your name and
email down in a timeslot on the list found on the ground floor or Terrell Hall.
You will receive an email the day before
your appointment to remind you of your time slot and to give you more
details. Please report to room 214 (upstairs) in Terrell Hall at the
time/date that you sign up for. If you cannot make your assigned
time/date, then please email Shawna Harris at harriss6@uga.edu. If you
have any question before signing up for this study, you can reach Shawna
at the above email or 706-543-0952.
Friday,
October 3:
“Definition
Speeches"
(3-5 minutes)
(11) Wojcik -- integrity (12) McCollum -- evil
(13) Stevenson -- liberty
(14) Welesko -- life (15) Roberts
-- reality
Monday,
October 6:
“Definition
Speeches" (3-5 minutes)
(16) Muckelvaney -- space (17) Abraham -- power (18) Wright -- star (19) Wyre -- passion
Wednesday,
October 8:
“Definition
Speeches" (3-5 minutes)
(20) Russell -- soul (21) Olsen -- pride
(22) Hardage -- weird (23) Dean -- success
Friday,
October 10:
Work on
Speech Assignment I
Monday,
October 13:
“Definition
Speeches" (3-5 minutes)
(24) Kane
-- peace
(25) Hannon-- shame
(26) Khandaker -- zero (27) Allen -- home
Wednesday, October 15:
Speech Assignment
I Due
(Click on the link for details.)
Prepare
for “Exposition Speeches”
Friday,
October 17:
Chapter 7
– “Gathering and Implementing Supporting Materials” (pp. 105-116)
Check
out the link to
Visual Aids
Prepare
for “Exposition Speeches”
Monday,
October 20:
“Exposition
Speeches” (4-6 minutes)
(1) Wojcik (2) Olsen
(3) Wyre (4) Roberts
Wednesday,
October 22:
“Exposition
Speeches” (4-6 minutes)
(5) McCollum
(6) Kane (7) Wagnon (8) Muckelvaney
(9) Abraham
Friday, October 24:
To Be Announced
Monday,
October 27:
“Exposition
Speeches” (4-6
minutes)
(10) Anderson
(11) Brooks (12) Hannon (13) Hardage (14) Cherry
Wednesday,
October 29:
“Exposition
Speeches” (4-6
minutes)
(15) Khandaker
(16) Dean
(17) Paris (18) Hughes
Friday, October 31:
Fall
Break.
No class.
Monday,
November 3:
“Exposition
Speeches” (4-6
minutes)
(19) Holmes (20) Russell (21) Stevenson (22)
Welesko
Wednesday, November 5:
“Exposition
Speeches” (4-6
minutes)
(23) Dyal (24) Long
(25) Wright (26) Croft
Friday,
November 7:
Chapter
10 – “Persuasive
Speaking: Engineering Consent”
Monday,
November 10:
Chapter
10 – “Persuasive
Speaking: Engineering Consent”
Wednesday, November
12:
Chapter
10 – “Persuasive
Speaking: Engineering Consent”
Friday, November 14:
Prepare for Persuasive Speeches
Monday,
November 17:
“Speeches
to Persuade” (5-7 minutes)
(1) Brooks
(2) Paris (3) McCollum (4) Welesko (5) Holmes
Wednesday, November 19:
“Speeches
to Persuade” (5-7 minutes)
(6) Wright
(7)
Cherry (8) Abraham
(9) Anderson
Friday,
November 21:
Prepare
for Persuasive Speeches
Monday, November 24 through Friday, November 28:
Thanksgiving Break;
No class.
Monday,
December 1:
“Speeches
to Persuade” (5-7 minutes)
(10) Muckelvaney (11)
Khandaker (12) Hughes (13) Wagnon
Wednesday,
December 3:
“Speeches
to Persuade” (5-7 minutes)
(14) Russell (15) Dean (16) Olsen
(17) Long
ATTENTION: A study has been posted regarding attributions of romantic
relationships and friendships. In order to participate, students must be currently
involved in a romantic relationship.
They'll be collecting data in Terrell 214 on Monday, Dec. 8, from 2:30-5:00pm,
and Tuesday, Dec. 9, from 5:00-8:00. Sign up sheets have been posted
downstairs in Terrell Hall.
Friday, December 5:
“Speeches
to Persuade” (5-7 minutes)
(18) Hannon (19) Wyre
(20) Kane (21) Croft
Monday, December 8:
“Speeches
to Persuade” (5-7 minutes)
(22) Wojcik (23) Stevenson (24) Hardage (25) Roberts
Preview Exam II
Tuesday, December 9:
By University Policy, Friday Class
Schedule In Effect
Makeup Day
Read: Chapter
11 – "Occasional Speeches: Sincerity,
Originality, and Brevity"
Wednesday, December
17, 12:00 to 3:00 pm
NOTE: THIS TEST WILL TAKE
50 MINUTES OR LESS, SO WE WILL BE
FINISHED BY 12:50pm.
Exam II -- Chapters 5, 6, 7, 8, 9,
10, 11
Complete Final Exam Schedule:
http://www.reg.uga.edu/or.nsf/preview/Fall_Exam_Schedule
