Volume 65, Number 3, September 2022
Research Articles: Revisiting SL in TPC Through Social Justice and Intercultural Frameworks: Findings from Survey Research, by S. Baniya, J. Edwards, J. Sano-Franchini, and J. WalwemaThis article reports on survey-based research of technical and professional communication (TPC) teachers and administrators, illustrating how these …
Guiseppe Getto, Mercer UniversityJack T. Labriola, Kennesaw State UniversityAmber Lancaster, Oregon Tech
As the technical and professional communication (TPC) field evolves, many college graduates and job seekers with TPC-related training are pursuing careers as user experience (UX) professionals [1], [2]. Salary surveys and job postings have …
Volume 65, Number 2, June 2022
Publication of the IEEE Professional Communication Society[Publication Information]Integrative Literature Review
Pasts and Futures of Design Thinking: Implications for Technical Communication, by J. ThamDesign thinking has gained popularity over the last few decades, yet our increasingly complex sociotechnical climate calls for historical examination of …
The IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication requests proposals for guest editorship and special issue topic for the December 2023 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 may be …
The position, created in 2018, manages the translation of all TPC abstracts into Chinese and Spanish by working with a group of translators. The translators and management process are already in place, and so the new Associate Editor will transition into a well-established system. The Associate Editor …
Volume 64, Number 3, September 2021
Research Articles:
Addressing Workplace Accessibility Practices Through Technical Communication Research Methods: One Size Does Not Fit All, by S. Huntsman
Despite the lack of marked improvement in digital accessibility, many continue to pursue a policy approach to accessibility, including checklists and guidelines. …
Volume 64, Number 2, June 2021
Research Articles:
New Engineers’ Transfer of Communication Activities from School to Work, by J. D. Ford, M. Paretti, D. Kotys-Schwartz, S. Howe, and R. OttCommunication is critical for engineers, but despite its emphasis within engineering education, it is still noted as a …
Congratulations to Michigan Tech professors Nancy Barr and Jaclyn Johnson, authors of “Trajectories in Turmoil: A Case Study of Engineering Students’ Reactions to Disruptions in their Community of Practice” in the March 2021 issue of the IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication. The article has been selected …
Volume 64, Number 1, March 2021
Research Articles:
The Construction of Interpersonal Meanings in the iPhone 1 Product Launch Presentation: Integrating Verbal and Visual Semiotics, by H. Zhang, J. Feng, Y. Wei, and J. Xia
Discourse bridges between speaker and audience in product launches, but how verbals and …
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Volume 64, Number 4, December 2020
Integrative Literature Review:
Internet-Mediated Genre Studies: An Integrative Literature Review (2005–2019), by X. Shi, S. Carliner, and W. Wan
This study explores internet-mediated genre studies and identifies the specific genres studied, the analytical components, research methods used, …
