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speaking as a component of civic life and to strengthen skills for assessing public speaking situations and developing appropriate presentations in response to them. Given these goals, students practice a variety of rhetorical approaches while focusing on extemporaneous delivery of speeches--speaking from notes or brief keyword outlines--as well as impromptu speaking. The course emphasizes an audience-centered approach to oral communica_on as a key component in planning, organizing, and presenting thesis- driven speeches. While the nature of speech assignments may vary, students in Public
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