Programmatic Perspectives Research Article Award

The Programmatic Perspectives Research Article Award is a prestigious recognition presented each year by Programmatic Perspectives. The award identifies the author whose manuscript, published in the journal over the past year, demonstrates outstanding contributions to the field of technical, professional, and scientific communication. The winning article is selected based on its originality and the significance of the research, the clarity and coherence of the argument, and its overall contribution and impact on the discipline.

The selected work will be an example of research that offers valuable insights for both scholarly discussion and practical applications in the field. The award serves to highlight the journal’s commitment to publishing meaningful scholarship about programs in technical, professional, and scientific communication and celebrating the authors who develop those manuscripts.

Morgan Banville (Massachusetts Maritime Academy), “Exploring a case of surveillance: Pedagogical and programmatic influences of biometric technology”