LLLS 7034 - Professional Writing and Communications

Credit Hours: 3 Lecture: 3 Lab: 0

This course addresses public writing and presentation skills. The course begins with the study of creating case studies as well as reading, interpreting and discussing case studies. Part 2 focuses on dissertation writing and other textual forms including press releases, speeches, newsletters and grants. Part 3 focuses on developing skills for speaking and listening effectively with different audiences, as well as the effective use of technology and presentations. Part 4 focuses on managing interactions with the media, e.g., interviews for print, radio and television. Teaching strategies would include case studies, readings, simulations and skills development experiences.

Prerequisites: Prior to enrolling in this class, candidates must be admitted to the Doctor of Education in Curriculum and Instruction (EDCI) with an emphasis in STEM Education and/or obtain permission from the EDCI program coordinator and the course instructor.