2018 AIChE Annual Meeting

Session: Teaching Communication Skills to Engineers (Written, Oral, Data Visualization)

This session invites examples of effective methods of teaching communication skills to engineers. The examples can be for teaching writing, oral communication / presentation, or data visualization from any course or level of student.

Chair

Shannon Ciston, University of California, Berkeley

Co-Chairs

Katie Cadwell, Syracuse University
Christy West, University of South Alabama

Presentations

08:00 AM

(479a) Ready, Set, Speak! Classroom Activities for Developing Oral Communication Skills
Elif E. Miskioglu

08:18 AM

(479b) Know Your Audience: Expanding the Range of Scientific Communication in the Classroom
Sarah Wilson

08:36 AM

(479c) The Art of Communication: Ways to Incorporate Active Learning to Develop Student Communication
Alex Bertuccio

08:54 AM

(479d) The Technical Memo
Valerie L. Young, Michael E. Prudich, Darin Ridgway, Douglas J. Goetz

09:12 AM

(479e) Starting Early and Small with Technical Communication: Sophomores, Plots, and Captions
Christy West

09:30 AM

(479f) Technical Communications Emphasis in Senior Chemical Engineering Laboratory Course
Marjorie S. Went, Shannon Ciston

09:48 AM

(479g) Teaching Technical Communication to Chemical Engineering Undergraduate Students through the Use of a Learning Community and Linked Courses
Stephanie Loveland, Michael Satterwhite

10:06 AM

(479h) Adapting the COPE (Clarity, Organization, Precision, and Economy) Framework As a Writing Guide and Assessment Framework
Kevin Hadley, King Adkins