Collaborating with Student Interns and Graduates in Research that Contributes to the Development of Programs in Technical Communication
http://www.cptsc.org/conferences/2000/Smart.html
  peer-reviewed

Smart, Graham
CPTSC Proceedings
2000

Abstract:

In what significant and distinctive ways is writing enmeshed in the professional sites our students will enter after graduation (or earlier, if they work as interns in such sites prior to graduation)? How can we distinguish between general, transportable aspects of writing expertise that can be developed in school and later applied effectively in a range of different workplaces and other, local aspects of writing expertise that are specific to particular professional environments and can only be acquired through on-site experience once there?