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Speech 2301: Communication In The Classroom
Hello everyone! My name is Karina Moody, and I am a sophomore here at TJC. I am majoring in Business Management with plans to transfer to UT Tyler to enroll in their marketing program next fall. I have always had a great interest in marketing so I look forward to pursuing it as a career. I am extremely creative and enjoy hobbies such as dance and photography. I feel that Speech 2301 will better prepare me to communicate in a work environment. I look forward to completing this
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