The September 2018 issue of the IEEE Transactions on Professional Communicationhas recently been published online. If you are a paper subscriber, you will receive the issue, printed together with the December issue, in early December.
Volume 61, Number 3, September 2018
Research Article—Framing Controversy on Social Media: …
The first review of the IEEE Professional Communication Society – Wiley book Engineering Justice: Transforming Engineering Education and Practice has arrived, and the reception is very positive.
In her review for the International Journal for Service Learning in Engineering, Humanitarian Engineering and Social Entrepreneurship, Marybeth Lima writes that …
Proposals for the IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication Special Issue on User-Generated Content and Its Effects on the Profession (December 2019) are now due June 15th, 2018. Please see the original CFP for more information.
Guest editors: Josephine Walwema (Oakland University), Hilary Sarat-St. Peter (Columbia College Chicago), and Felicia Chong (Oakland University)
A smartphone user types “extend smartphone battery life” into a browser search box; the results include a variety of proprietary and user-authored instructions. Medical patients posting in an online …
The March 2018 issue of the IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication has recently been published online. If you are a paper subscriber, you will receive the issue, printed together with the June issue, in early June.
Volume 61, Number 1, March 2018
The content of this issue …
We’re really looking forward to seeing you all in Toronto in July for ProComm 2018, so here’s a quick reminder about the abstract due date and process, available on our Call for Papers page. Writing an abstract can sometimes be an intimidating task, so we’ve also …
Ryan Boettger, editor of the IEEE PCS-Wiley Book Series, was recently interviewed in Supply & Chain Demand Executive. He spoke on the challenges of integrating and engaging with Millennials in engineering organizations, nothing that “when Baby Boomers were coming into the workforce, they were told not to …
The editorial board of the IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication is pleased to announce that the winner of the 2017 Rudolph J. Joenk Award for Best Paper in the Transactions is Karen A. Schriver for “Plain Language in the United States Gains Momentum: 1940–2015.”
Dr. Schriver …
The IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication requests proposals for guest editorship and special issue topic for the December 2019 issue.
Anyone may propose a topic and apply for guest editor status. Guest editors need not be members of the IEEE Professional Communication Society.
The proposed guest editor …
The December 2017 special issue of the IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication on plain language has recently been published online. If you are a paper subscriber, you will receive the issue, printed together with the September issue, during the next month.
Volume 60, Number 4, December …
