Subject Guide : Communication

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Where are Communication Arts Books located in the Golisano Library?

Call numbers include
P87-96 Communication Mass Media
P94.7 Interpersonal Communication
P95-95.6 Oral Communication.Speech
PN4699-5690 Journalism
PN4735-4748 Relation to the State. Government and the Press.
PN4775-47-4784 Practical Journalism

Where can I find background material of quick facts about the Communication Arts?

International Encyclopedia of Communication and Journalism Ref.P 875.I5 1989

Dictionary of Marketing Communications Ref. HF5412.G68 2004

Encyclopedia of Religion, Communication, and Media
Ref. P94.E98 2006

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Online Communication Resources - Iowa State
Links to important communication resources and tools from advertising, journalism, media studies, to popular culture are given here.

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