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Professor Kilmer

Teamwork (Small Group Communication) in Your Career Essay

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Purpose: To understand how professionals in your field rely on small group communication, find at least four sources from the Carlson Library database: journal/newspaper articles, books, professional associations, and internet websites. Interview one professional in the field.

Content: Consider these questions in your essay:

* What types of teams solve problems in your field? [Introduction]

* What characteristics distinguish effective teams? [Body]

* What barriers hamper communication? [Body]

* What did experts suggest to improve teamwork? [Conclusion]

Final Product: Summarize your findings in a 350 to 500-word, double-spaced, 12 pt. font, typed report, using MLA style for in-text-citations and references. Grammar and usage account for one- third of the grade.

Due Date: Email the reports directly to me on September 9, Friday, by 7 p.m. We will do an in- class exercise using the reports when I return them.

Grading Criteria:

* Did the student find at least four sources, two from the Carlson Library databases, one a Web page, and an interview with one person with someone in the field?

* Did the student select a title reflecting ideas?

* Did the student organize the information into an essay? This format is recommended:

Introduction: Two or three sentences considering the ways teams solve problems in your field.

You may end the paragraph with this sentence. Here are three examples of teamwork in (fill in the type of engineering you study).

Body: In the examples one, two, and three point out the characteristics of effective group communication in each.

Conclusion: Comment on how each successfully overcame barriers to effective communication and close suggesting some general ways to improve teamwork.