Name: Amanda Hart

2015

Date: September 4,

CMNS101- Fund of Communication Syllabus Scavenger Hunt

1. What are two different ways to find out if CCBC is closed because of a power
failure or inclement weather?
A. The first way to find out if school is closed is to check the CCBC
website
B. Another way to find out is school is closed is to be signed up for
text alerts
2. What is your professors name?
My professors name is Meghan Young.
3. Who are the authors of our textbook?
The authors of Understanding Communication (12 th ed) is Ronald B. Adler,
George Rodman, and Athena de Pre
4. What is your professors e-mail address and/or college phone number?
My professors e-mail address is myoung5@ccbcmd.edu, and her phone
number to the Communications Department is 443-840-4550.
5. Name one objective for this class.
One of the objectives for Communications 101 is to be able to demonstrate
critical thinking in researching, organizing, and presenting information and to
apply strategies to reduce communication apprehension.
6. How many absences are you allowed for this class?
The total number of absences for this class will be 2 since we only meet once
a week.
7. What is the cell phone policy for class?
All cell phones must be turned off or put on vibrate and put away. There will
be absolutely no charging of cell phones in class.
8. What should you do if you come in late to class?
If someone is late to your class, they will need to close the door carefully
behind them and find a seat closest to the door.
9. Name three topics we will cover in this class?
A. Audience Analysis of Public Communication
B. Cultural contexts and values
C. Incorporating technologies effectively

10. What is CCBCs definition of plagiarism and cheating?

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Name: Amanda Hart

2015

Date: September 4,

CMNS101- Fund of Communication Syllabus Scavenger Hunt

CCBCs definition for cheating is: Using or attempting to use unauthorized or
unapproved resources or information to complete an assignment.
CCBCs definition for plagiarism is: Use of words or ideas of another source
without giving credit to that source.

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