Congratulations to the six winners of the 2013 IEEE PCS student poster competition! Click on the thumbnails for full size images.
Graduate Winners:
1st Place – Tzu Wen Wu* (Univ. of Washington)
2nd Place – Victoria Mayhall (Auburn Univ.)
3rd Place – Robin Fowler (Univ. of Michigan)
Undergraduate Winners:
1st Place …
So, what do EM and IR have to do with Kyoto, Japan, one of the most iconic and historic of all Japanese cities? At first glance, not much, but Kyoto is the site this weekend (February 22-23, 2013) for the 3rd Study Session on EM …
On Tuesday, October 9, PCS recognized the achievements and contributions of several of our members at our annual Awards Reception, at the Fairwinds Alumni Center on the campus of the University of Central Florida. I was able to get a photo of each award winner, …
Suguru delivers the afternoon keynote
When I think about the best way to finish the day, I naturally think: Keynote! Suguru Ishizaki completed a full Day 2 with the afternoon keynote on his development of assessments for measuring student learning in information design.
From the last session …
Wow, yesterday was a full and fun day! We wrapped up Day 1 with a keynote by Kirk St. Amant, who will be receiving the Blicq Award for Distinction in Technical Communication at tonight’s Award Reception. Ron Blicq is here and will be giving the …
The final program for the IEEE International Professional Communication Conference 2012 is now available.
IPCC 2012 Program Book
Information on traveling between the Orlando International Airport and the Radisson Hotel Orlando—UCF is now available.
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Rideshare Information
Requirements for Presenters
Preliminary Conference Program and Schedule
Registration Still Open
Conference Theme
In the 21st Century, technical communicators must redefine or transcend borders of many kinds: social, linguistic, national, and cultural. As practitioners, researchers, and educators in the field of technical communication, we must learn how to …
IPCC presenters and attendees can plan your conference for October with the attached program schedule, current as of August 13. Please check the date and time of your own paper, and begin to see which other sessions you may want to attend. Please contact Rich …
Conference Program
The theme of this year’s conference is Communicating Vision. Vision is one of the most important channels for communicating information, encompassing all aspects of data visualization, information design, and best graphical practices, in all forms of print and electronic media.
Of course, we just as …
