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Course: FACULTY 494, Fall 2009School: Frostburg
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of Department Mass Communication 101 Braddock Road Frostburg, Maryland 21532-1099 (301) 687-3049 FAX Number: (301) 687-3033 Mass Communication Practicum Agreement To be completed by Student and sign & date at the bottom: Student's Name: Address: Semester Registering: Telephone: _______________________ E-mail: Supervisor's Name: Company/Organization: Address: Telephone: _______________________ E-mail:...
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of Department Mass Communication 101 Braddock Road Frostburg, Maryland 21532-1099 (301) 687-3049 FAX Number: (301) 687-3033
Mass Communication Practicum Agreement
To be completed by Student and sign & date at the bottom: Student's Name: Address: Semester Registering:
Telephone: _______________________ E-mail: Supervisor's Name: Company/Organization: Address: Telephone: _______________________ E-mail: Faculty Coordinator: Dr. Tyra C. Phipps Telephone: 301-687-4782 (office) 301-689-5608 (home) E-mail: tphipps@frostburg.edu To be completed by Supervisor and sign & date at the bottom: Descriptive Title of Practicum: Number of hours of work planned each week: (A minimum of 135 hours is required for a 3-credit Practicum, for 6 credits contact Dr. Phipps.) Specific duties and activities to be undertaken the by student: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. _____________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________
The undersigned agree to the...
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