Does “Rate My Professors” Help or Hurt Learning?
New study explores whether classroom learning can be impacted if professors are allowed to respond to negative characterizations on RMP.
Articles by National Communication Association
High School Students Who Experience 'Job-Shadow' Opportunities in STEM Environments, More Likely to Consider a STEM Career Path
Students exposed directly to work environments in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) fields are more likely to decide to follow paths that will lead to such careers, according to the findings of “Vocational Anticipatory Socialization of Adolescents: Messages, Sources, and Frameworks that Influence Interest in STEM Careers,” published online today in the National Communication Association's Journal of Applied Communication Research.
Do “Family-Friendly” Workplaces Discriminate Against Childless Employees?
The expanding recognition of gay couples and the growing proportion of women in the workforce have changed the way employers treat family issues and how people talk about them on the job. But, what about people who don't have children?