Monday,
August 17:
Orientation
Wednesday, August
19:
Practicing Interpersonal Communication
Friday, August 21:
Practicing Interpersonal
Communication
Monday,
August 24:
Continue class orientation with emphasis on
instruction about the
Department of Speech Communication Research Requirement
that may also be found by clicking
here.
Wednesday, August 26:
Read
assigned chapters in advance
of the class
and be ready for
dicussion and possible quizzes.
Chapter 1 – “Introduction to Interpersonal
Communication”
Friday, August 28:
Chapter 1 – “Introduction to
Interpersonal
Communication”
Monday,
August 31:
Chapter 2 – “Communication, Perception, and
the Self”
Wednesday, September 2:
Chapter 2 – “Communication, Perception, and
the Self”
Friday, September 4:
Chapter 2 – “Communication,
Perception, and the Self”
Monday, September 7:
Labor Day; No Class
Wednesday, September 9:
Chapter
3 – “Communication, Culture, and
Identity”
Friday, September 11:
Assignment One: An Intercultural Encounter
Please Note: This assignment will be
due on Wednesday, September 16
Chapter
3 – “Communication, Culture, and Identity”
Monday, September 14:
Chapter
3 – “Communication, Culture, and Identity”
Assignment One: An Intercultural Encounter
Please Note: This assignment will be
due on Wednesday, September 16
Wednesday, September 16:
Assignment One Due
Chapter 3 – “Communication, Culture, and
Identity”
Class Discussion about Assignment
Friday, September 18:
Chapter 7 – “Communication and Emotion"
Monday,
September 21:
Chapter 7 – “Communication and Emotion"
Preview Exam
I
Notice:
Due to unforeseen circumstances, there will be no class today.
Exam I has been re-scheduled for
Monday, September 28.
Use your class time wisely by
studying for the exam.
Wednesday, September 23:
Notice:
Due to unforeseen circumstances, there will be no class today.
Exam I has been re-scheduled for
Monday, September 28.
Use your class time wisely by
studying for the exam.
Friday,
September 25:
Notice:
Due to unforeseen circumstances, there will be no class today.
Exam I has been re-scheduled for
Monday, September 28.
Use your class time wisely by
studying for the exam.
Monday, September 28:
Exam I (Chapters 1, 2, 3, 7) -- Bring Pencils
Wednesday, September 30:
Chapter 6 – “Effective
Listening”
Friday, October 2:
Chapter 4 – “Communicating Verbally”
Interpersonal
Report I Due on Monday, October 5
Monday,
October
5:
Chapter 4
– “Communicating Verbally”
Interpersonal
Report I Due
Wednesday,
October 7:
Chapter 4 – “Communicating Verbally”
Video: Languages
Friday, October 9:
Chapter 4
– “Communicating Verbally”
Video: Languages (if we do not finish it
on Wednesday)
Monday,
October 12:
Chapter 5 – “Communicating
Nonverbally”
Wednesday,
October 14:
Chapter 5 – “Communicating
Nonverbally”
Preview Exam II
Friday, October 16:
Exam II (Chapters 6, 4, 5)
Monday, October 19:
Chapter 8 – “Sharing Personal Information”
Fact or Fiction Assigned
Wednesday,
October 21:
Chapter 8 – “Sharing Personal Information”
Fact or Fiction
Friday, October 23:
Chapter 8 – “Sharing Personal
Information”
Fact or Fiction
Monday,
October 26:
Chapter 8 – “Sharing Personal Information”
Fact or Fiction
Wednesday,
October 28:
Chapter 8 – “Sharing Personal Information”
Fact or Fiction
Friday, October 30:
Fall Break; No Class
Monday,
November 2:
Chapter 8 – “Sharing Personal
Information”
Fact or Fiction
Wednesday, November 4:
Chapter 8 – “Sharing Personal
Information”
Fact or Fiction
Friday,
November 6:
Chapter 8 – “Sharing Personal
Information”
Fact or Fiction
Monday,
November 9:
Chapter 8 – “Sharing Personal
Information”
Fact or Fiction
Wednesday, November 11:
Chapter 8 – “Sharing Personal
Information”
Fact or Fiction
Friday, November 13:
Chapter 8 – “Sharing Personal
Information”
Fact or Fiction
Monday,
November 16:
Chapter
10 – “Communicating in Close Relationships”
Wednesday, November 18:
Chapter
10 – “Communicating in Close Relationships”
The Department of Speech Communication's
Bi-Annual Public Speaking Contest
will be held Thursday evening, November 19th, 6:30pm in B2 of the library.
Contestants come from our public speaking classes.
Students may attend the contest for their research credit requirement
if they have yet to complete the research requirement.
Friday,
November 20:
Chapter
9 – “Communicating Power and Conflict”
Work on Interpersonal
Report II
*****
RESEARCH OPPORTUNITY *****
STUDY TITLE: Understanding How Students are Adjusting to College Life
Eligible participants must meet three criteria:
1) current enrollment in SPCM 1010, 1100, 1500, and any other SPCM
class offering course credit for research participation
2) US citizens or permanent residents, having social security number
3) aged 18 years or older
Compensation: After completing the ENTIRE study on all THREE days,
participants will receive $10,
as well as course credit in SPCM 1010,
1100, or 1500. In all other speech communication courses,
you will
receive course credit or extra credit as specified by your instructor.
Any time after Day 3 (explained below), participants may come and
see Professor Shim to sign the honoraria,
receive $10, and return the
signed consent form.
Procedure: This study involves THREE days of participation (with
the total amount of time spent being 90-100 minutes). Participants will
use a computer and complete multiple tasks on a webpage created for
this study:
• Day 1 (Nov 30, Mon): You will read two essays, write one personal
essay, and answer a series of questions. It is likely that you will
write
about a very personal issue during the study, but the study will
be entirely confidential.
• Day 2 (Dec 1, Tue): You will again read and write essays, and fill
out a survey.
• Day 3 (Dec 6 or 7, Sun or Mon): You will fill out a survey.
Time: You will complete tasks at ANY TIME of day/night you are
available, on three days listed above (Nov 30, Dec 1, and Dec 6/7).
Location: The study will take place at ANY QUIET PLACE where
participants can use a personal
COMPUTER and the INTERNET without being
interrupted by other people (e.g., dorm room or apartment). Once sign
up, participants will receive
an email on Nov 30, indicating the web
page they can log onto and complete the study. They will get reminder
emails on Days 2 and 3.
Principal Investigator: Minsun Shim, Ph.D
Department of Speech Communication, University of Georgia
Email: mshim@uga.edu
Please sign up to participate in the study on the following webpage.
This page will be closed after 120 students sign up:
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=IslyX_2f0BPnMWkKc43Zj2fg_3d_3d
Monday, November 23 through
Friday, November 27:
Thanksgiving Break;
No class.
Monday, November 30:
Chapter
9 – “Communicating Power and Conflict”
Wednesday, December 2:
Interpersonal
Report II Due
Friday, December
4:
Chapter
11
–
“Technology and Interpersonal Communication”
Monday, December 7:
Chapter
11
–
“Technology and Interpersonal Communication”
Tuesday, December 8:
By University Policy, Friday Class
Schedule In Effect
Makeup Day
Thursday,
December 10, 3:30 to 6:30 pm
Exam III,
Chapters 8, 9, 10, 11
NOTE: THIS IS A 50 MINUTE TEST (not a final) AND WILL NOT LAST
PAST 4:20 pm.
Complete Final Exam Schedule:
http://www.reg.uga.edu/or.nsf/html/Fall_Exam_Schedule_2009