
Product Description A Field Guide to Communication is a practical, comprehensive source of information on developing skills in writing, researching, presenting, graphics and mapping for university students in the humanities/social sciences. Written in straightforward language, it offers advice to help studentscommunicate with confidence in a variety of contexts-reports, press releases, essays, presentations, speeches, and many other situations are covered. Key principles are illustrated throughout using real-life examples frequently drawn from Canadian sources, and practical skills are reinforced withexercises throughout the text. The book equips students with the required skills for professional positions in the humanities/social science fields. About the Author Pamela Shaw is a University-College Professor in the Geography Department at the University of Vancouver Island.
This book investigates the core question of how university students in the humanities and social sciences can effectively master professional communication skills. Author Pamela Shaw, a professor in the Geography Department at the University of Vancouver Island, utilizes her academic experience to provide a structured framework for developing proficiency in writing, research, and public presentation. The text argues that clear, confident communication is a learnable set of competencies that can be applied across various professional and academic contexts.
What You Will Find
Experts and educators view this text as a practical resource for undergraduate students navigating the transition from academic study to professional environments. Readers frequently note the straightforward, accessible prose that makes complex communication principles easy to implement in diverse settings.
Page Count:
332
Publication Date:
2009-03-25
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0195425138
ISBN-13:
9780195425130
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