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Winners: Frank R. Smith Outstanding Article Award.
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Technical Communication
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August 1, 2005
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The Frank R. Smith Outstanding Article Award recognizes the authors of exceptional articles that appeared in the Society journal during the previous calendar year. Established in 1966, the award was renamed as a tribute to Frank Smith, during whose 18 years as editor this journal became established as the flagship publication of STC and of the profession.
Judges base their decisions on the content and form of the presentations. Content is judged on the degree to which it represents contributions to new knowledge, new perspectives, or practical communication applications or techniques. Form is judged by the degree to which it embodies effective and appropriate organization; ...
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The future is the past: has technical communication arrived as a...
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787 words
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Technical Communication;
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Kreppel, Maria Curro;
787 words
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The evolution of academic programs in technical communication.
Technical Communication;
February 1, 1994 ;
Hayhoe, George F. Stohrer, Freda Kunz, Lawrence D. Southard, Sherry G.;
787 words
......number of academic programs in technical communication, ranging from certificates and...number of academic programs in technical communication has given everyone in our field...of the evolving profession of technical communication. Because these programs are both...
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Technical Communication, 7th ed.(Book Review)
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Edwards, Michele Rees;
787 words
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Attitudes of professional technical communicators regarding the content of...
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Scanlon, Patrick M. Coon, Anne C.;
787 words
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167 words
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A model as the basis for a taxonomy of technical communication.
Technical Communication;
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Beck, Charles E.;
787 words
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Blending school and work in technical communication: critical perspectives...
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671 words
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787 words
......results, and present an editorial on technical communication as a profession and on practicing...based primarily on looking at technical communication in the United States, but we hope...the ideas in the future to cover technical communication as it is practiced worldwide...
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