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Suppose that a new communications program is being developed for your school. What would be the goals of this program? What information would you collect to measure the effectiveness of the program?

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Suppose that a new communications program is being developed for your school. What would be the goals of this program? What information would you collect to measure the effectiveness of the program?

Today's student has different needs than the students of decades past. Today's student, in most cases, is a working adult who has a family or a young student who supplements his or her income through working ...

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