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This is a panel of faculty members deeply committed to helping ISU students develop their written, oral, visual, and electronic communication skills. The Task Force's charge was to study the development of English communication skills by ISU students, with the primary focus to be on the expected outcomes, assessment tools, and means of delivery. At some point next year, it will be the Task Force's responsibility to propose any new ISU communication policy statements to the Faculty Senate Curriculum Committee. However, the Task Force felt that a campus-wide survey was needed to fully document these items. At a Task Force meeting last October, Marty Graham, who chaired the English Department's ad hoc committee on communication, offered the services of her committee to conduct a campus-wide survey, and we outlined what kinds of information were needed.