Simplifying the complex
Ordrum through Erik Mattsson had the privilege of holding a course in rhetoric during the master’s program “Applied Communication” at…
In late October, Smögen treated us to sunshine and Kalles Kaviar.
We spent 24 hours with a fantastic group of doctoral students from Chalmers University of Technology and all over the world. The theme was communication.
“Great job! That was so much fun! Once again, it’s so clear that communication is a skill, not a personal trait. It’s about practice, not talent,” said Erik Mattsson afterward.
Thanks to the organizers—Joel André Slunitschek, Baraa Khalil, and Rodrigo Arbizú—for letting us be a part of it.
Ordrum through Erik Mattsson had the privilege of holding a course in rhetoric during the master’s program “Applied Communication” at…
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