Applied Communication and Practice

<p><em>Applied Communication and Practice</em> provides students with a comprehensive exploration of professional communication disciplines including television film broadcast journalism public relations and more. Students gain a solid scholarly and practical understanding of careers in communication to better inform their professional choices expectations and practices.<br /><br />The book uses curated readings enlightening original material discussion questions exercises and more to illustrate how various communication disciplines relate to each other the practices procedures and expectations they share and the ways in which the disciplines are unique. The text employs a unique educational model that builds on the concepts of story skills audience and ethics to present students with information regarding the myriad career options available to them.<br /><br />Designed to serve as a practical guide to students interested in professions in communication <em>Applied Communication and Practice</em> is ideal for undergraduate courses in public relations media radio and audio production television film theater comedy media studies broadcast and radio journalism and communication studies.</p><p><strong>Matt Crick</strong> earned his Ph.D. in Media Studies from Rutgers University M.S. in broadcast programming from City University of New York Brooklyn College and B.F.A. in media arts from the University of Arizona. He is an associate professor of Media Production at William Paterson University where he teaches courses in mass communication digital applications television production and video production and editing.</p><p><strong>Kelli Smith</strong> earned her Ph.D. in Communication from Michigan State University and her M.A. in Speech and her B.A. in Psychology from the University of Hawaii. She is an associate professor of Communication Studies at William Paterson University where she teaches courses in communication theory communication research interpersonal communication persuasion and nonverbal communication.</p>