Programmatic Perspectives Issue 15.2 Published

The editors of Programmatic Perspectives are pleased to announce the publication of Issue 15.2, available at https://programmaticperspectives.cptsc.org/

Research Articles

  • Technically Online: Exploring Online PhDs in Technical Communication—Joseph Williams
  • Community Building at the Programmatic Level: Arguing for the Implementation of the PARS Model in a Distance Learning Graduate Program—Julia Romberger
  • In Search of a Core Curriculum: Assessment of Editing and Publishing Programs in Higher Education—Holly T. Baker, Jacob D. Rawlins, and Aubrey Pierson

Commentaries

  • The Morphology of Data Governance: A Disciplinary Imperative for Professional and Technical Communication—Shiva Mainaly
  • Expectations Mapping: A Cognitive Approach to Teaching Audience in Technical Communication Programs—Kirk St.Amant and Kacie Mennie

FOCUS

  • Undergraduates’ Changing Definitions of Social Justice—Elisabeth Kramer-Simpson
  • The Editing for Justice Program: Piloting a Community-Based Learning Social Justice Project in Technical and Professional Communication—Laura Gaisie, Krista Speicher Sarraf, Patrick Ashman, Elizabeth Brown, Janae Pabon, and Shanae Aurora Martinez

Book Review

  • Composing Health Literacies Edited by Michael Madson—Lynn Russell