When Extension and Rhetorical Engagement Meet: Framing Public Audiences for Agricultural Science Communication

Pigg, Stacey; Scheper, Lindsey Ray

doi:10.1080/10572252.2022.2034974

Technical Communication Quarterly

2022

DOI: 10.1080/10572252.2022.2034974

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When Extension and Rhetorical Engagement Meet: Framing Public Audiences for Agricultural Science Communication

Stacey Pigg

Lindsey Ray Scheper

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2023

Journal of Technical Writing and Communication

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Technical and Professional Communication (TPC) scholars and practitioners (TPCers) see a need to intervene in a range of complex problems. Yet scholars such as Leah Ceccarelli and Lauren Cagle have noted a gap between scholarly research findings and policy changes. To address this gap, I theorize a strategic grounding framework, consisting of multiple, linked tactics that over time enable TPCers to make a case to gain a seat at the table to shape policy. I theorize this framework through a case study of Stephen J. Pyne, founder of the subfield of Fire History, who influenced national and global fire management policy. I examine Pyne's professional papers, housed in the Stephen J. Pyne Papers Collection at the Arizona State University Archives. The framework offers TPCers a series of tactics that position TPCers as change makers as they place their expertise to shape policy that addresses complex problems.

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Lessons from a “Scholar on Fire” for a World on Fire: A Framework to Position Technical and Professional Communication Scholars for Policy Impact

Willers

2023

Journal of Technical Writing and Communication

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When Extension and Rhetorical Engagement Meet: Framing Public Audiences for Agricultural Science Communication

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Lessons from a “Scholar on Fire” for a World on Fire: A Framework to Position Technical and Professional Communication Scholars for Policy Impact

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