Programmatic Perspectives Issue 16.2 Published

Programmatic Perspectives 16.2, a special issue on editing and publishing programs, has been published. Many thanks to special issue editors Holly Baker and Jacob Rawlins!

The full issue is available at  https://programmaticperspectives.cptsc.org/index.php/jpp/issue/view/14.

Contents

Guest Editors’ Introduction—Holly Baker and Jacob Rawlins

• UK Editing and Publishing Programs: How Industry Drives Program Administration—Holly Baker
• Using Advocacy to Reach out Globally and Locally: Developing Community through an Editing and Publishing Certificate—Kristin Pickering
• Editors as Entrepreneurs: Reframing Occupational Identity in Publishing—Rachel Noorda
• Teaching Technical Editing Today: How Teachers Navigate Pedagogical Constraints and Affordances in a Technical Editing Course—Kelly Scarff and Carolyn Commer

• Intradisciplinary Certificate in Copyediting and Publishing—Laura Wilson, Lisa Beckelhimer, and Laura Micciche
• Editing Pedagogy and Digital Production—Tim Lockridge
• Then and Now … and Down the Road: Editing and Publishing at UA Little Rock—Martha Karnes and Cindy Nahrwold
• Building a Social Justice-Focused User Experience Approach to Technical Editing—Krista Speicher Sarraf, Morgan White, Danielle Daugherty, and Madelyn Cruz
• West Chester University’s Graduate Certificate in Publishing—Eleanor Shevlin, Kristin Kondrlik, and Kyle Vealey
• The Writing, Editing, and Publishing Major Concentration at the University of Northern Colorado—Jordan Smith, Marc C. Santos, and Kevin Bomely
• Editing and Linguistics: Editing and Publishing at Brigham Young University—Jacob Rawlins

• Applied Learning in an Editing and Writing for Publication Course—Erin Jensen

• Review of Technical Writing Spaces: Readings on Writing, Volume 6—Ashley Patriarca
• Review of Amplifying Voices in UX: Balancing Design and User Needs in Technical Communication—Cara Haderlie
• Review of Faculty Writing Support: Emerging Research from Rhetoric and Composition Studies—Thais Rodrigues Cons
• Review of Collaborations and Partnerships in User Experience—Julie Stella