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Deanna D. Sellnow, North Dakota State Univ
- Wed, November 16
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Marriott, Salon E
In Business Meeting: NCA Legislative Assembly Meeting
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- Sat, November 19
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Marriott, Salon E
In Business Meeting: NCA Legislative Assembly Meeting
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- Sun, November 20
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Marriott, Salon E
In Business Meeting: NCA Legislative Assembly Meeting
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- Fri, November 18
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Marriott, Simmons
In Panel Discussion: Vital Signs for Disciplinary Health: Partnerships Rooted in Community, Pedagogy, and Curriculum
On : Partnering with the Community in the Public Speaking Fundamentals Course: A Service Learning ApproachPresenter
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Marriott, Brandeis
In Paper Session: Competitive Papers in the Basic Course Division
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Marriott, Hyannis
In Panel Discussion: Prepping the Patient: Online Health Issues in the Basic Course
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Marriott, Salon H
In Business Meeting: Central States Communication Association Business Meeting
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Marriott, Nantucket
In Panel Discussion: Encouraging the Health of the Discipline: Engaging Students in the Basic Communication Course
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Sheraton, Exeter A
In Business Meeting: Basic Course Division Business Meeting
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Sheraton, Independence Ballroom W
In Panel Discussion: Advancing the "Health" of the Communication Discipline: A Public Discussion among Regional and National Disciplinary Associations
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- Sat, November 19
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Marriott, Salon A
In Business Meeting: Experiential Learning in Communication Division Business Meeting
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- Sun, November 20
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Marriott, Hyannis
In Panel Discussion: Assessment and Service Learning: Administrative, Curricular and Classroom Applications
On : To Serve or Not to Serve as a Learning Component of the Basic Course: A Comparative Analysis of Speech QualityPresenter