Transcription of Effective Communication in Higher Education
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Effective Communication in Higher Education September 21, 2014 Page 1 Melissa Howard MAL 650 Individual Applied Research Thesis: Effective Communication in Higher Education Due: September 21st, 2014 Effective Communication in Higher Education September 21, 2014 Page 2 Outline A. Cover Page B. Abstract C. Introduction D. Communication a. Styles b. Different Forms c. Different Audiences E. Communication Problems in Higher Education a. Assumptions i. Millennial Generation/Generation differences ii. Organizational Change iii. Organizational Culture b. Examples from Personal Experience F. Solutions for Communication Problems in Higher Education G. Electronic Process Documentation Project for Department (Registrar s Office) a. What/Who is Involved b. Experience Details c. Reasoning for Doing So i. How This Relates Back to Communication in Higher Ed d. Concluding Thoughts on Project H. Program Outcomes to Consider I. Conclusion J. References Effective Communication in Higher Education September 21, 2014 Page 3 Abstract The intent for this paper is to show that Communication within the Higher Education field is a current problem.
Organizational change, generational differences, and organizational culture are all assumptions made by the author when thinking about why communication in the higher education field has become a problem for staff, students, faculty, parents, and other external customers. This assumption will be explored through research, past situations, and a ...
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