About Technical and Professional Communication (TPC)
The Technical and Professional Communication Major prepares students for positions as writers, editors, page layout designers, and web designers in a variety of industries. The major involves 57 semester hours in specific technical communication courses.
The TPC program was originally founded by Professor Sandi Harner in 1985 as a minor in the Language and Literature Department. The minor was called professional writing. In 1992, professional writing became a major, and in 1999, the name was changed to technical and professional communication.
Additional information:
- Our online catalog contains descriptions of TPC courses, course prerequisites, and the four-year plan
- The Language and Literature Department houses the TPC major
- A Major Defense: There is more to the TPC major than what meets the eye
- More Than Words: Technical and professional communication students are much more than skilled wordsmiths
- Contact Mrs. Sandi Harner for more specific information about the TPC major
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