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By Donjeta Ferati When I signed up for a graduate class this past spring in Leadership and Communication at the University of San Francisco, I expecte...
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A new semester is underway here at the University of San Francisco’s Master of Arts in Professional Communication program, a 2-year 30-unit prog...
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By Jonathan F. Rice With images of devastation from Hurricane Harvey all over the news and the potential of more heartbreak to come from Hurricane Ir...
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