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Strong communication is the foundation of effective leadership, teamwork, and career advancement. The Workplace Communication specialization—built with Bonnie Wentzel, Executive Director of CommLabASU and Principal Lecturer, School of Social and Behavioral Sciences in the New College of Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences; Brent Scholar, EdD, Assistant Teaching Professor at the School of Applied Professional Studies, CISA—guides you through essential skills like public speaking, team collaboration, and emotional awareness. You'll practice strategies for in-person, written, and virtual communication—preparing you to connect with diverse audiences, navigate conflict, and lead with purpose.
This specialization is designed for:
Early-career professionals seeking a communication edge Team leaders and managers aiming to inspire and engage Career changers or job seekers strengthening workplace readiness Professionals in client-facing or cross-functional roles Individuals building confidence for presentations and interviews
Syllabus
- Course 1: Professional Skills: Team Communication
- Course 2: Professional Skills: Communicating Your Best Self
- Course 3: Professional Skills: Leading Through Effective Communication
- Course 4: Professional Skills: Public Speaking
Courses
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Unlock the skills to collaborate effectively and communicate confidently within groups and teams. Learn practical strategies to foster a positive team culture, facilitate meetings, and give meaningful feedback. Whether you're leading a team or participating in one, effective communication is essential for group success. Developed with CommLabASU, this course explores the fundamentals of team dynamics, conflict resolution, and active listening. Through real-world examples, interactive exercises, and reflective prompts, you'll gain tools to improve group interactions and outcomes.
Taught by
Tyler Galarneau