Isa N. Engleberg, professor emerita at Prince George’s Community College in Maryland, is a past president of the National Communication Association. In addition to writing six college textbooks in communication studies and publishing more than three dozen articles in academic journals, she earned the Outstanding Community College Educator Award from the National Communication Association and the President’s Medal from Prince George’s Community College for outstanding teaching, scholarship, and service. Her professional career spans appointments at all levels of higher education as well as teaching abroad. Dianna R. Wynn is an adjunct professor at Nash Community College in North Carolina. Previously she taught at Midland College in Texas and Prince George’s Community College in Maryland, where students chose her as the Outstanding Teacher of the Year. She has co-authored two communication textbooks and written articles in academic journals. In addition to teaching, she has many years of experience as a communication consultant and a trial consultant, assisting attorneys in developing effective courtroom communication strategies.

• 1. Introduction to Group Communication 2. Group Development 3. Group Member Participation 4. Diversity in Groups 5. Group Leadership 6. Verbal and Nonverbal Communication in Groups 7. Listening and Responding in Groups 8. Conflict and Cohesion in Groups 9. Problem Solving in Groups 10. Critical Thinking and Argumentation in Groups 11. Planning and Conducting Meetings 12. Group Presentations

Isa N. Engleberg, professor emerita at Prince George’s Community College in Maryland, is a past president of the National Communication Association. In addition to writing six college textbooks in communication studies and publishing more than three dozen articles in academic journals, she earned the Outstanding Community College Educator Award from the National Communication Association and the President’s Medal from Prince George’s Community College for outstanding teaching, scholarship, and service. Her professional career spans appointments at all levels of higher education as well as teaching abroad. Dianna R. Wynn is an adjunct professor at Nash Community College in North Carolina. Previously she taught at Midland College in Texas and Prince George’s Community College in Maryland, where students chose her as the Outstanding Teacher of the Year. She has co-authored two communication textbooks and written articles in academic journals. In addition to teaching, she has many years of experience as a communication consultant and a trial consultant, assisting attorneys in developing effective courtroom communication strategies.

• 1. Introduction to Group Communication 2. Group Development 3. Group Member Participation 4. Diversity in Groups 5. Group Leadership 6. Verbal and Nonverbal Communication in Groups 7. Listening and Responding in Groups 8. Conflict and Cohesion in Groups 9. Problem Solving in Groups 10. Critical Thinking and Argumentation in Groups 11. Planning and Conducting Meetings 12. Group Presentations