Journal of Technical Writing and Communication Jul 1998

Leadership, Teamwork, and the Professional Writing Class

Mark Gellis Kettering University

Abstract

This article argues that examining leaders and leadership techniques is a valid subject for technical and professional writing and communication classes. The article describes an assignment for studying leadership and provides related instructional materials.

Journal
Journal of Technical Writing and Communication
Published
1998-07-01
DOI
10.2190/l6em-44xu-42x1-l0e6
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writing pedagogy professional writing
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  1. Lam (2018)
    More Than a Feeling: Applying a Data-Driven Framework in the Technical and Prof…
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  2. Faber (2002)
    Professional Identities: What Is Professional about Professional Communication?
    Journal of Business and Technical Communication
  3. Gellis (2002)
    Leadership, Rhetoric, and thePolis
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  4. Thompson (2001)
    Collaboration in technical communication: a qualitative content analysis of jou…
    IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication

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