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NCA’s presentation to the NRC about including Communication in their study of research doctorates
NCA is currently conducting a survey of the Basic Communication Course. Please click here to participate.
Profiles of NCA researchers (from Spectra)
The report on a public opinion poll conducted by the Roper-Starch polling firm for NCA, on what Americans think about their own communication practices.  [At the end of the report are links for downloading the raw data and the SPSS files used to analyze the data.]
Communication: Ubiquitous, Complex, Consequential is a 40-page monograph written by Marshall Scott Poole and Joseph B. Walther and based on a conference funded by the National Science Foundation. It describes how Communication has contributed to and will continue to address important social issues facing the country. Those issue are: revitalizing our political system, promoting physical and mental health, fostering emerging global organizations, and understanding basic human relationships.

This section explores research opportunities for communication scholars.  Click in the area above for:

An archive of grant opportunities from CRTNET News
Links to grant-giving agencies
Articles detailing how one might obtain funding for one's research

 
 

 

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