Unspoken Messages: A Personal and Universal Portrayal in the Perspectives of Communication
by Dr. Alan Blain Cunningham
Messages are an important form of communication—spoken and unspoken. Delayed messages, such as those delivered by e-mail, can sometimes cause misunderstanding and confusion. E-mail users can selectively choose when and what to respond to—thereby creating more unspoken messages. Two individuals can interpret the exact same message differently.
In this book, messages, mostly unspoken from e-mails, are sent between two well educated, successful, forty-seven-year-old men. One married, the other single. One a newspaper columnist, the other a veterinarian. One conservative and grounded, the other liberal and uncertain.
The setting and context, however, are universal.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Dr. Alan Blain Cunningham is one of twenty veterinarians worldwide to participate in the Medical Curriculum for Professionals Program, leading to a doctor of medicine degree at the University of Health Sciences, Antigua. This unique program recognizes the bond between human and veterinary medicine and emphasizes training that strengthens the relationship. He is also the recipient of the Wilfred O. Foundation Scholarship.
Dr. Cunningham’s academic credentials include a B.S. in animal science and an M.S. in respiratory healthcare science from Brigham young University, a Ph.D. in physiology from Utah State University, and a doctorate in veterinary medicine from Oregon State University.
A lifelong resident of American Fork, Utah, he works as a nighttime emergency veterinarian.
(2005, paperback, 72 pages)
Availability: Usually ships in 2-3 business days.
Messages are an important form of communication—spoken and unspoken. Delayed messages, such as those delivered by e-mail, can sometimes cause misunderstanding and confusion. E-mail users can selectively choose when and what to respond to—thereby creating more unspoken messages. Two individuals can interpret the exact same message differently.
In this book, messages, mostly unspoken from e-mails, are sent between two well educated, successful, forty-seven-year-old men. One married, the other single. One a newspaper columnist, the other a veterinarian. One conservative and grounded, the other liberal and uncertain.
The setting and context, however, are universal.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Dr. Alan Blain Cunningham is one of twenty veterinarians worldwide to participate in the Medical Curriculum for Professionals Program, leading to a doctor of medicine degree at the University of Health Sciences, Antigua. This unique program recognizes the bond between human and veterinary medicine and emphasizes training that strengthens the relationship. He is also the recipient of the Wilfred O. Foundation Scholarship.
Dr. Cunningham’s academic credentials include a B.S. in animal science and an M.S. in respiratory healthcare science from Brigham young University, a Ph.D. in physiology from Utah State University, and a doctorate in veterinary medicine from Oregon State University.
A lifelong resident of American Fork, Utah, he works as a nighttime emergency veterinarian.
(2005, paperback, 72 pages)
Availability: Usually ships in 2-3 business days.
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