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TH105 - Oral Communication

Course Description: TH105 Oral Communication (MGE): A study of the skills in breathing, vocal control, diction and articulation as applies to the public presentation of the following literary forms: poetry, prose, drama, readers theatre and choral reading. Selections used as performance options include authors from a wide variety of ethnic and national origins. Open to all students. 1:2:3 (From catalog 2009-2010)

Title	Semester	Campus	Room	Section	Hours	Faculty	Req	Times	Days	Status	Syllabus
Oral Communication	FA2009	Parkville Daytime	ALTHTR	HOA	3	Peak, Mari Jane	MGE	11:35 - 12:50 PM	--T-R--	15/18/ 0
Oral Communication	FA2009	Parkville Daytime	ALSTTH	HOB	3	Robbins, Mark	MGE	1:30 - 2:45 PM	-M-W---	16/18/ 0
Oral Communication	SP2010	Parkville Daytime	ALSTTH	HO	3	Peak, Mari Jane	MGE	8:45 - 10:00 AM	--T-R--	13/18/ 0

TH105 - Oral Communication

Course Description: TH105 Oral Communication (MGE): A study of the skills in breathing, vocal control, diction and articulation as applies to the public presentation of the following literary forms: poetry, prose, drama, readers theatre and choral reading. Selections used as performance options include authors from a wide variety of ethnic and national origins. Open to all students. 1:2:3 (From catalog 2008-2009)

Title	Semester	Campus	Room	Section	Hours	Faculty	Req	Times	Days	Status	Syllabus
Oral Communication	FA2008	Parkville Daytime	AL25	HO	3	Peak, Mari Jane	MGE	2:25 - 3:40 PM	--T-R--	17/18/ 0	View
Oral Communication	SP2009	Parkville Daytime	ALSTTH	HO	3	morgan, marsha	MGE	1:00 - 2:15 PM	--T-R--	18/18/ 0

TH105 - Oral Communication
Course Description: A study of the skills in breathing, vocal control, diction and articulation as applies to the public presentation of the following literary forms: poetry, prose, drama, reader's theatre and choral reading. Selections used as performance options include authors from a wide variety of ethnic and national origins. Open to all students. 1:2:3 (From catalog 2007-2008)

Title	Semester	Campus	Room	Section	Hours	Faculty	Req	Times	Days	Status	Syllabus
Oral Communication	SP2008	Parkville Daytime	ALSTTH	HO	3	Peak, Mari Jane	MGE	1:00 - 2:15 PM	--T-R--	17/18/ 0	View
Oral Communication	FA2007	Parkville Daytime	AL25	HO	3	Peak, Mari J.	MGE	2:25 - 3:40 PM	--T-R--	12/18/ 0	View

TH105 - Oral Communication
Course Description: A study of the basic skills in breathing, vocal control, diction, and articulation as applied to the public presentation of the following literary forms: poetry, prose, drama, reader's theatre and choral reading. Selections used as performance options include authors from a wide variety of ethnic and national origins. Open to all students. 1:2:3 (From catalog 2006-2007)

Title	Semester	Campus	Room	Section	Hours	Faculty	Req	Times	Days	Status	Syllabus
Oral Communication	FA2006	Parkville Daytime	AL25	HO	3	Peak, Mari J.	MGE	2:25 - 3:40 PM	--T-R--	16/18/ 0
Oral Communication	SP2007	Parkville Daytime	AL25	HO	3	Peak, Mari J.	MGE	1:00 - 2:15 PM	--T-R--	18/18/ 0

TH105 - Oral Communication

Course Description: A study of the basic skills in breathing, vocal control, diction, and articulation as applied to the public presentation of the following literary forms: poetry, prose, drama, reader’s theatre and choral reading. Selections used as performance options include authors from a wide variety of ethnic and national origins. Open to all students. 1:2:3 (From catalog 2005-2006)

Title	Semester	Campus	Room	Section	Hours	Faculty	Req	Times	Days	Status	Syllabus
Oral Communication	FA2005	Parkville Daytime	AL25	HO	3	Peak, Mari J.	MGE	1:50 - 3:05 PM	-M---F-	13/18/ 0	View
Oral Communication	SP2006	Parkville Daytime	AL25	HO	3	Peak, Mari J.	MGE	2:25 - 3:40 PM	--T-R--	13/18/ 0	View

TH105 - Oral Communication

Course Description: A study of the basic skills in breathing, vocal control, diction, and articulation as applied to the public presentation of the following literary forms: poetry, prose, drama, reader’s theatre and choral reading. Selections used as performance options include authors from a wide variety of ethnic and national origins. Open to all students. 1:2:3 (From catalog 2004-2005)

Title	Semester	Campus	Room	Section	Hours	Faculty	Req	Times	Days	Status	Syllabus
Oral Communication	SP2005	Parkville Daytime	AL25	HO	3	Peak, Mari J.	MGE	1:00 - 2:15 PM	--T-R--	8/20/ 0	View

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Spring 2010 COURSE SCHEDULE for PDCC, Metro and Online (printable PDF)
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This class data was last updated on 11/21/2009 3:22:07 PM. Please check with your Campus Center for the most current updates.
Building abbreviations for Parkville Classrooms

AL = Alumni Hall
CERLAB = Ceramics Lab
CH = Chapel
CO = Copley
CQ = Copley Quad
HERR = Herr House
MA = Mabee Underground
MC = Mackay
SC = Science Hall
WOOD = Woodard Conference Center

The course listing is subject to change.
Status lists if the class is canceled or the number of people enrolled / maximum number of people / wait list for the class
If nothing appears, there is no class meeting the current qualifications (Ex. No Chemistry Classes being offered During Spring 1 at the Kansas City Accelerated Campus)
The following are abbreviations:

# - Permission of the Instructor Required
$ - Additional Course Fee
+ - Pre-Requisite
GE - General Education
LL - Liberal Learning
MGE - Multi-Cultural General Education
MLL - Multi-Cultural Liberal Learning

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