Newsletters

• Spring/Summer 2007
  • Main topic:Current Challenges to Professional Communication in the U.S.
  • Other topics: Distance Writing Course
    Business and Technical Writing
    What does your email say about you?


• Fall/Winter 2006
  • Main topic: Communicating Better with Your English as a Second Language (ESL) Employees
  • Other topics: Workplace Cultural Differences
    The Two-Level ESL Program
    What’s in a Name? (for Spanish-speaking cultures)


• Spring/Summer 2006
  • Main topic: Do English Skills Really Matter?
  • Other topics: Professional Communication Workshop series
    The Most Important Communication Principle
    What do the best managers have in common?


• Fall/Winter 2005
  • Main topic: Speaking with Your Body
  • Other topics: Workshops offered by Professional English
    Two Liberating Words
    As a manager, what nonverbal messages are you sending?
    Improving an employee’s speaking and grammar skills


• Spring/Summer 2005
  • Main topic: Communicating with Stressed Employees
  • Other topics: Making Your Message Stick
    No More “Death By PowerPoint”
    Giving Constructive Feedback


• Winter 2005
  • Main topic: Bad News for Good Communication
  • Other topics: The Price of Bad Communication
    A Happy, Healthy Workforce
    Rules for using Hyphens


• Fall 2004
  • Main topic: An Editing Checklist for 2005
  • Other topics: When to use its and it’s


• Summer 2004
  • Main topic: Writing Emails that Inspire Action
  • Other topics: Strategies for presenting information to potential clients


• Spring 2004
  • Main topic: How to Soften a Negative Message
  • Other topics: Professional English’s Communication Workshops
    Proofreading your own writing


• Winter 2004
  • Main topic: Getting Beyond the Fear of Public Speaking
  • Other topics: Email Etiquette: Writing Professional Messages
    When to use that and which


• Fall 2003
  • Main topic: Five Years of Improving Pronunciation, Prose, Presentations, and Perceptions
  • Other topics: When to use to, two and too


• Summer 2003
  • Main topic: Watch Your International Body Language!
  • Other topics: Giving Professional Presentations With Confidence
    What are the rules for using capital letters?


• Spring 2003
  • Main topic: The Right Writing Process
  • Other topics: From Paragraphs to Punctuation: A Writing Workshop
    Overcoming Speaker’s Anxiety
    Three-Day Writing Workshop


• Winter 2003
  • Main topic: The Department of Redundancy Department
  • Other topics: Diversity: International Cultures in the Workplace
    When to use who and whom
    Creating Persuasive Presentations
    Satisfied Client Tells All