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The speech communication curriculum in the community college

Darlyn R. Wolvin Prince George Community College
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Andrew D. Wolvin University of Maryland
Pages 9-14 | Published online: 21 May 2009

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Clayton Spivey, Shirley Mitchell, Ruth Louise Jones & Roy Berko. (1975) A basic speech communication course for community college technical career students: A structural design. Today's Speech 23:3, pages 15-18.
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DarlynR. Wolvin & AndrewD. Wolvin. (1975) Speech communication class size in the community college. Today's Speech 23:3, pages 11-14.
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MaxineM. Trauernicht. (1973) Needed: Historical research in speech education. The Speech Teacher 22:4, pages 318-321.
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