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Rachel Spilka is the communications analyst for the health program at RAND Corporation. She taught professional and technical writing at the university level for fifteen years, served as a documentation project manager at the American Institutes for Research, and consulted in industry as a medical and technical writer and editor. She received the 1991 NCTE Award for Best Article Reporting Formal Research in Scientific and Technical Communication.
"I applaud Spilka for encouraging teachers, students, researchers,
and theorists to crisscross the borders between academic and
nonacademic writing."--Journal of Advanced Composition
"Spilka has generated a successful collection of essays and has
done an admirable job in achieving her stated goal: to ask helpful
questions that will provide direction to researchers and contribute
to the discipline's continued growth. This collection's impact will
be felt for many years to come."-- Technical Communication
Quarterly
Beneficial to workplace writers as well as academicians, Writing in
the Workplace: New Research Perspectives helps establish a
framework for the unification of theory and practice in technical
communication research. In fact, it is the linking of theory and
practice that makes it an important book for the continuing
evolution of our discipline."--Journal of Business and Technical
Communication
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