Lawrence Tech’s program in technical and professional communication seeks to prepare students for professional careers in written, oral, and computer-based communication. Students will learn to make technical problems and issues clear to nonspecialists. Graduates are prepared in the processes of communication and in an individually selected area of business or technology. Students can:
learn from an outstanding faculty, experts and practioners in their field;
be part of small classes that support team building and continuing communication with fellow students and instructors;
receive careful and caring advising from technical and professional communication faculty;
develop projects in computer classrooms and a multimedia studio equipped with up-to-date technology;
have access as an undergraduate to paid internships in Southeast Michigan businesses; and
make valuable connections to professional organizations and major corporations.
A Certificate in Technical and Professional Communication, consisting of 15 semester hours of study, is available to Lawrence Tech degree candidates or to students enrolling specifically for the Certificate.
Questions? Contact Prof. Corinne Stavish at 248-204-3656, or send e-mail to stavish@ltu.edu .
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