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About Comm-Stop - Background
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- Sitton's weekly schedule and links
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e-Media - Communicator's Linkbox
Sacred Cows - course materials communicators MUST use
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Working Hard or Hardly Working?
Welcome to Comm-Stop, home of courses and documents provided by Ronald W. Sitton, Ph.D.
If you need to contact Sitton, email the associate professor of journalism at sitton@uamont.edu
or phone (870) 460-1138; email works best.
You may also visit 110 Wells Hall during office hours Monday-Friday from 8-9 a.m. or by appointment.
Catch him online weekdays from 1-2 p.m. or send snailmail to
358 University Drive, POB 3460, Monticello, Ark. 71656.
You will notice items in the left column take interested students to valuable
tools, e.g. The Budget links
his weekly schedule. With these tools and Sitton's time at your disposal, your education resides in your hands.
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Communication Courses & Media Links
"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."
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About "Comm-Stop"
Comm-Stop started as a one-stop home for Sitton's course pages when he came to the
University of Arkansas at Monticello. Following yet another permutation, this
site should help students prepare for class, find course materials and
discover valuable resources. Sitton expects you to work hard but learn a lot.
You might be interested in some of the survey
research
he conducted for the Arkansas Press Association.
He previously kept similar pages while teaching at the University of
Tennessee and Muskingum College, but the moniker came about one night while
sleeping in his office in Sorrells Hall. Clicking the clock tower at any time
returns you to this page; clicking the Weevil next to the clock takes you to the UAM homepage.
The Budget provides this week's course schedule, as well as news links to discuss during the fall and spring semesters. If you'd just like to
kinda keep up with the news, this provides one avenue. For students
taking the course, it helps to know current events quizzes may come from
this material, readings, class discussions and possibly AP Style..
But that's not all.
Sacred Cows provide materials for ever
course Sitton teaches, including the General Class Policies, the course
contract, syllabi and materials of great use when preparing for
preregistration. e-Media, which started as a
grad-school project when Sitton attended UT in Knoxville, collects links for
communicators. It not only provides hometown news links, but also writing links
especially useful to journalists. These will help the motivated student while providing a valuable resource for Communication graduates as well as the campus and online communities.
If you don't understand something in this Web note, please e-mail Dr. Sitton.
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© Ronald W. Sitton 2004-2012 Revised
022112 - http://www.uamont.edu/facultyweb/sitton/crz/index.html
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