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Programmatic Perspectives 17.1 Published
Dear CPTSC members, we are pleased to release the newest issue of Programmatic Perspectives! The full issue is available at https://programmaticperspectives.cptsc.org. Research Articles Intersectional Internship Experiences Across TPC Programs: Barriers, Supports, and Programmatic Change—Kathryn Yankura Swacha What Do We Mean By “AI Literacy”? Tensions in Current Institutional Guidelines and Recommendations for a Slow, Reflective Future—Katlynne…
Read MoreProgrammatic 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 Research Articles UK Editing and Publishing Programs: How Industry Drives Program Administration—Holly Baker Using Advocacy to Reach…
Read More2025 CPTSC Virtual Editors’ Roundtable
We are pleased to share a recorded roundtable with editors from respected journals in the field. The video is viewable below, and available via this link (opens in Google Drive). Access transcript | Access chat records Participating editors and journals: Timothy Amidon, Communication Design Quarterly Craig Baehr, IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication Lucia Dura, Technical…
Read MoreProgrammatic Perspectives 16.1 Published
The latest issue of Programmatic Perspectives (16.1) has been published! Read it on our open-access journal website: https://programmaticperspectives.cptsc.org/index.php/jpp/issue/view/12 Research Articles “Story Versus Search: Writing Studies Graduate Recruitment Lessons Learned” Angela Crow, Jen Almjeld “Understanding and Developing Programmatic Support for Doctoral Students” Mina Bikmohammadi, Erin Clark “From Policy to Practice: Trauma-Informed Approaches to Student Attendance” R. Elle…
Read MoreCFP – Special Issue of Programmatic Perspectives: Editing and Publishing Programs
Programmatic Perspectives welcomes proposal submissions to an upcoming special issue on editing and publishing programs. This special issue will be co-edited by Holly Baker and Jacob Rawlins of Brigham Young University. Read the full call for proposals on the journal website: https://programmaticperspectives.cptsc.org/index.php/jpp/announcement/view/1
Read MoreProgrammatic 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:…
Read MoreProgrammatic Perspectives Issue 15.1 Published
The editors of Programmatic Perspectives are pleased to announce the publication of Issue 15.1 available at https://programmaticperspectives.cptsc.org/index.php/jpp/index. In Memoriam “Remembering Bill Hart-Davidson,” Steve Benninghoff “Artificial Intelligence and the Intellectual Legacy of Johndan Johnson-Eilola,” Stuart A. Selber “In Memory of Dr. Halcyon Lawrence,” Rebecca E. Burnett & Andy Frazee Research Articles “TPC Program Administration in Small US Institutions: Recruitment…
Read MoreCall for Copyeditor Applications: Programmatic Perspectives
Position: Copyeditor Application Deadline: July 15, 2024 Programmatic Perspectives, the academic journal for the Council for Programs in Technical and Scientific Communication (CPTSC), is seeking a meticulous and skilled copyeditor to join our editorial team. The journal’s copyeditor must be a current student in a master’s- or doctoral-level program in Technical Communication or a closely-aligned…
Read MoreProgrammatic Perspectives Call for Special Issue Proposals: Deadline March 29, 2024
Programmatic Perspectives invites proposals for a special issue to be published in late fall 2024. This themed issue will be developed by a guest editor or editors to support the journal’s mission of engagement with current topics about administration and pedagogy in the field of technical and professional communication (TPC). Proposals should provide a descriptive…
Read MoreThank You for Attending the CPTSC 2023 Conference!
We are so happy to have met everyone who attended the 2023 annual conference in Charleston, SC. The workshops were informative. The panels and presentations were insightful. The conversations and camaraderie were memories made to last for time to come. Big thank-you to the local host, R. J. Lambert and the Medical University of South…
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