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An Assessment Of The Incorporation Of Established Guidelines And Intercultural Communication Concepts Into U.S. College-Sponsored Study Abroad Programs, Thomas Thaxter Bacheller Iv
An Assessment Of The Incorporation Of Established Guidelines And Intercultural Communication Concepts Into U.S. College-Sponsored Study Abroad Programs, Thomas Thaxter Bacheller Iv
Dissertations and Theses
This research project had the following goals:
1) To locate, describe, and synthesize recognized authoritative standards of performance and guiding principles of effective good practice for study abroad programs that have been established, endorsed, and supported by professionals and national organizations in the study abroad field.
2) To review selected literature on intercultural communication that has been published in the last fifteen years and examine intercultural communication theories and strategies applicable to the study abroad field to identify aspects which can most clearly benefit the study abroad experience of a sojourner through improved communication competence.
3) To assess the extent …
Survey Of Oregon's Public School Hearing Conservation Programs, Jill M. Jordan-Trestik
Survey Of Oregon's Public School Hearing Conservation Programs, Jill M. Jordan-Trestik
Dissertations and Theses
A survey instrument was designed to yield information regarding hearing conservation activities. This instrument was then distributed to those individuals identified as the coordinators for the various district programs.
A Study Using The 10-Key Pad On A Microcomputer And Electronic Calculator, Nancy K. Pechman
A Study Using The 10-Key Pad On A Microcomputer And Electronic Calculator, Nancy K. Pechman
Dissertations and Theses
This study was conducted to determine whether there was a significant difference between the development of speed and accuracy on a 10-key pad on a microcomputer or on an electronic calculator. A total of 204 participants were involved in the quasi-experiment.