Include Bibliography and Index

Communication with others is a part of everyday life. Communication is about explicit language-speaking and writing words- but communication is also about implicit messages, such as tone or eye contact. Learning to communicate effectively both implicitly and explicit is a valuable skill for any professional. This handbook set forth the basic components and considerations for effective, professional communication. It then explains methods for various types of communication, written, oral and graphic. The purpose of the book is not outlining policies and procedures. Rather, the faculty hopes to assist students in honing a variety of communication skills and provide a reference source to which student can refer in the absence of individual course or professor guidelines.