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Sandspur, Vol 97 No 15, January 30, 1991, Rollins College
Sandspur, Vol 97 No 15, January 30, 1991, Rollins College
The Rollins Sandspur
Rollins College student newspaper, written by the students and published at Rollins College. The Sandspur started as a literary journal.
Central Florida Future, Vol. 23 No. 36, January 29, 1991
Central Florida Future, Vol. 23 No. 36, January 29, 1991
Central Florida Future
Group for war draws 3 news crews, pushes for blood donations; Rally shows support for UCF students in Saudi; UCF to teach senior citizens LIFE program will enable them to continue their education.
Central Florida Future, Vol. 23 No. 34, January 22, 1991
Central Florida Future, Vol. 23 No. 34, January 22, 1991
Central Florida Future
Energy research center may shut down; Council not required to discuss SG legislation; AASU to honor Martin Luther King; 3 groups will march on campus to protest war; Islamic students say war violates religion GUPS opposes war; JSU member supports Bush.
Central Florida Future, Vol. 23 No. 32, January 15, 1991
Central Florida Future, Vol. 23 No. 32, January 15, 1991
Central Florida Future
Faculty senate ups honors stipulations; Altman proposes bid for law school at UCF; UCF students state their opinions on crisis in Persian Gulf; UCF to get new fraternity Phi Gamma Delta, known as Fiji, will form 126th chapter on campus.
Central Florida Future, Vol. 23 No. 31, January 10, 1991
Central Florida Future, Vol. 23 No. 31, January 10, 1991
Central Florida Future
Creative School alters hours to suit parents School conducts survey on day care needs; Students can thank Union construction for closed lot; Altman saves multipurpose room Classrooms to replace athletics room; OASIS advisers help with general education, transferring credits.
Central Florida Future, Vol. 23 No. 30, January 8, 1991
Central Florida Future, Vol. 23 No. 30, January 8, 1991
Central Florida Future
Regent: Hold off plans for 10th university; SG confirms 12 Laing appointees Justice plans to review SG legislation; FHP investigation reveals 1 driver in fatal accident was legally drunk; UCF turns landmark ' into construction site: Arts Complex sprouts up on former memorial field (photo); SG gives money to Surf Club.
German Video Teletraining (Vtt) Pilot Project: Evaluation Report, William J. Bramble, Cynthia L. Bauer
German Video Teletraining (Vtt) Pilot Project: Evaluation Report, William J. Bramble, Cynthia L. Bauer
Institute for Simulation and Training
No abstract provided.
Korean Computer Assisted (Cas)/Video Teletraining (Vtt) Pilot Project: Evaluation Report, William J. Bramble, Cynthia L. Bauer
Korean Computer Assisted (Cas)/Video Teletraining (Vtt) Pilot Project: Evaluation Report, William J. Bramble, Cynthia L. Bauer
Institute for Simulation and Training
No abstract provided.
Korean Computer Assisted Study/Video Teletraining Cas/Vtt Pilot Test: Fort Lewis Data Collection Notebook, University Of Central Florida Institute For Simulation And Training
Korean Computer Assisted Study/Video Teletraining Cas/Vtt Pilot Test: Fort Lewis Data Collection Notebook, University Of Central Florida Institute For Simulation And Training
Institute for Simulation and Training
No abstract provided.
Isode System Installation Manual, Margaret L. Loper
Isode System Installation Manual, Margaret L. Loper
Institute for Simulation and Training
Manual describes how ISODE was obtained, its organization (libraries, databases, etc.), installaton procedures, problems encountered, and available documentation of public domain implementation of some of the protocols defined by ISO.
Tests Software Development Plan: Preliminary, University Of Central Florida Institute For Simulation And Training
Tests Software Development Plan: Preliminary, University Of Central Florida Institute For Simulation And Training
Institute for Simulation and Training
No abstract provided.
The Image Of Central Florida As A Vacation Destination, Dick Pope Sr. Institute For Tourism Studies
The Image Of Central Florida As A Vacation Destination, Dick Pope Sr. Institute For Tourism Studies
Dick Pope Sr. Institute Publications
No abstract provided.
University Of Central Florida Libraries, Annual Report 1990-1991, Ucf Libraries
University Of Central Florida Libraries, Annual Report 1990-1991, Ucf Libraries
Libraries' Documents
No abstract provided.
Surface Mapping And Automatic Tool Path Generation, Labiche Ferreira
Surface Mapping And Automatic Tool Path Generation, Labiche Ferreira
Retrospective Theses and Dissertations
With the use of machine vision systems in the manufacturing cycle of a product, the lead time for producing the final product has been substantially reduced. Efforts in the past have aimed at automating the tasks right from the drawing board stage to final production of the product. Such technologies include CAD, CAM, and CAPP. However the task of tool path (NC code) generation has not yet been fully automated. In the current techniques, the user plays a crucial role in the NC code generation process. There is an increasing trend for using machine vision systems in the fabrication of …
Photorefractive Materials For Optical Signal Processing, William B. Lawler
Photorefractive Materials For Optical Signal Processing, William B. Lawler
Retrospective Theses and Dissertations
The optical response of the photorefractive crystals KNbO3:Ta, KNbO3:Fe, LiNbO3:Fe, and nominally pure BaTiO3 is investigated. In the experiment, a holographic grating is built in the crystal under investigation via a two-wave mixing scheme that utilizes the signal-processing capacities of two acousto-optic Bragg cells. The dynamic interaction of the Bragg cells with the photorefractive grating causes a heterodyned RF signal to appear on the output laser beam, enabling the real-time, direct measurement of the amplitude and phase of the space-charge fields in the crystal. Experimental results are presented for the amplitude and phase …
Rollins College Brevard Campus, Rollins College
Rollins College Brevard Campus, Rollins College
Text Materials of Central Florida
Rollins College catalogue with list of faculty and students and courses by department.
Rollins College Catalogue, 1991-1992, Rollins College
Rollins College Catalogue, 1991-1992, Rollins College
Text Materials of Central Florida
Rollins College catalogue 1991-1992 with list of faculty and students and courses by department.
Crummer Graduate School, Rollins College
Crummer Graduate School, Rollins College
Text Materials of Central Florida
Rollins College catalogue with list of faculty and students and courses by department.
Rollins College Winter Term 1991, Rollins College
Rollins College Winter Term 1991, Rollins College
Text Materials of Central Florida
Rollins College catalogue with list of faculty and students and courses by department.
Precipitation, Inter-Event Dry Periods, And Reuse Design Curves For Selected Areas Of Florida, Martin Wanielista
Precipitation, Inter-Event Dry Periods, And Reuse Design Curves For Selected Areas Of Florida, Martin Wanielista
BMP Trains Research and Publications
No abstract provided.
Newspaper Endorsements : How Editorial Writers View Their Influence, Lisa Ferguson Lochridge
Newspaper Endorsements : How Editorial Writers View Their Influence, Lisa Ferguson Lochridge
Retrospective Theses and Dissertations
No abstract provided.
An Intradisciplinary Perspective, Multiple Methods Of Inquiry And Faculty Development - A Point Of View, John J. Makay, Mary Mohan
An Intradisciplinary Perspective, Multiple Methods Of Inquiry And Faculty Development - A Point Of View, John J. Makay, Mary Mohan
Association for Communication Administration Bulletin
This article argues that effective faculty development in communication education requires an intradisciplinary perspective and mastery of multiple methods of inquiry. It critiques the trend toward interdisciplinary identity, urging scholars to center research within communication contexts while employing quantitative and qualitative approaches in concert. A model of intradisciplinary multi method inquiry is presented. The discussion considers technological change, shifting disciplinary boundaries, and the formation of scholarly teams as catalysts for continuous professional growth. By advocating literacy in diverse research traditions and collaborative inquiry, this article outlines a path that strengthens communication scholarship, enhances curricular relevance, and prepares faculty for emerging …
The Wichita Symposium, Philip Gaunt
The Wichita Symposium, Philip Gaunt
Association for Communication Administration Bulletin
This article presents information on the topic "Beyond Agendas: New Directions in Communication Research" discussed at the Wichita symposium.
Seeing Our Discipline Through New Lens: Speech Communication In A Professional College, Angela Laird Brenton, John Gray
Seeing Our Discipline Through New Lens: Speech Communication In A Professional College, Angela Laird Brenton, John Gray
Association for Communication Administration Bulletin
This article examines how a speech communication department situated itself within a professional college and the pedagogical institutional and disciplinary implications of that relocation. Drawing on reflective analysis of a three year transition at a large public university the discussion foregrounds organizational communication theory curriculum design applied scholarship and accreditation discourse. The move fostered richer internships expanded joint degree pathways strengthened human resource development networks and prompted rigorous outcomes assessment. Faculty benefited through consulting interdisciplinary grant activity and improved salary parity while the department refined its professional identity and increased enrolment. Persistent tensions remain between liberal arts general education mandates …
Renewed Concern For Free Speech On Campus, Ann M. Giil
Renewed Concern For Free Speech On Campus, Ann M. Giil
Association for Communication Administration Bulletin
This article surveys recent legal and institutional pressures on campus free expression, outlining proactive strategies for communication administrators. After tracing the historical legacy of the Free Speech Movement and examining contemporary racist and sexist speech codes, the discussion analyzes seminal Supreme Court decisions including Fraser and Hazelwood, focusing on their implications for the public forum doctrine within universities. The legal review demonstrates how vague or overbroad regulations chill academic freedom, while judicial ambiguity complicates policy design. Drawing on constitutional law, organizational communication, and leadership studies, the article proposes five guidelines: defend student media autonomy, craft clear position statements, teach responsible …
Accreditation In Mass Communication: A Negative View, Robert E. Davis
Accreditation In Mass Communication: A Negative View, Robert E. Davis
Association for Communication Administration Bulletin
This article critiques specialized accreditation in mass communication, contending that external certification is unnecessary and potentially harmful for communication studies. Through historical review and organizational analysis, it demonstrates that the Accrediting Council on Education in Journalism and Mass Communication evolved from journalism interests, features membership heavily weighted toward professional associations, and applies standards focused on workforce preparation rather than scholarly breadth. The discussion outlines how costs, narrow curricular prescriptions, and professional dominance can intrude on faculty autonomy, distort liberal education requirements, and privilege print journalism over broadcasting, media research, and other communication domains. Instead, this article advocates internal program assessment, …
How Not To Conduct An Administrative Search, Donald W. Jugenheimer
How Not To Conduct An Administrative Search, Donald W. Jugenheimer
Association for Communication Administration Bulletin
This article critiques conventional administrative hiring practices in higher education, tracing how search committees rely on faculty centered models that ignore the distinctive competencies required for leadership roles. Using examples from advertising, reference checking, job description design, and interview protocol, it demonstrates that assumptions about professor to administrator transferability, token committee composition, minimal position detail, and single shot advertisements impede candidate diversity and organizational fit. The discussion applies management theory, communication studies, and human resource principles to expose myths of automatic managerial competence, advocate multidimensional evaluation of budgets, human relations, and strategic planning skills, and recommend iterative advertising, inclusive stakeholder …
Prolific Scholarship In Mass Communication: 1924-1985, Randall K. Scott, Mark Hickson Iii
Prolific Scholarship In Mass Communication: 1924-1985, Randall K. Scott, Mark Hickson Iii
Association for Communication Administration Bulletin
This article applies bibliometric analysis to four flagship mass communication journals published between 1924 and 1985, mapping patterns of scholarly productivity across the discipline. A longitudinal database of journal citations is used to rank prolific authors, reveal journal preferences, and calculate average publication frequency. Findings show that Journalism Quarterly dominates the publication landscape, while most researchers publish only one or two articles over an entire career. The discussion interprets these results within debates on research evaluation, tenure, promotion, and department accreditation, suggesting that publication counts can serve as a yardstick for academic assessment when balanced with teaching and service criteria. …
A Case Against Mainstreaming Adult Learners In Speech Communication Classes, Robert C. Dick, Michael E. Balmert
A Case Against Mainstreaming Adult Learners In Speech Communication Classes, Robert C. Dick, Michael E. Balmert
Association for Communication Administration Bulletin
This article critiques the prevailing practice of placing returning adult learners in mainstream speech communication classes designed for traditional undergraduates. Using concepts from adult education and andragogy, it contends that teacher centered pedagogy, rigid semester schedules, and campus bound delivery limit learner engagement and skill transfer. The narrative reviews logistical adaptations such as evening sessions, weekend college, corporate venues, and distance media, yet reveals that instructional style remains dominated by directive methods rooted in pedagogy rather than student centered learning. Through analysis of curricular patterns and faculty practices, the discussion demonstrates the need for strategies that leverage adult experience, cooperative …
Emerging Curriculum In Merging Programs: An In-Depth Look, Dan B. Curtis, Kuldip Rampal
Emerging Curriculum In Merging Programs: An In-Depth Look, Dan B. Curtis, Kuldip Rampal
Association for Communication Administration Bulletin
This article presents a case study of an administrative merger that combined speech communication and mass communication units into a unified Department of Communication at a midwestern university. It chronicles the decision process that motivated consolidation, tracing concerns over staff identity, tenure security, budget allocation, laboratory facilities, and curriculum coherence. The narrative details participatory governance strategies, including blended task forces and committee structures, that negotiated faculty resistance and preserved program distinctiveness in journalism, broadcasting, public relations, and organizational communication. Subsequent curriculum review, guided by liberal arts principles, maintained disciplinary integrity while enabling interdisciplinary integration, particularly within graduate education through shared …