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Journal of Business Communication, Vol. 5, No. 2, 38-51 (1968)
DOI: 10.1177/002194366800500205

The Changing Role of the Technical Writer in the 1970's

Michael Mogilevsky

John F. Kennedy Space Center (NASA)

This paper, originally presented at the Fourth International Space Congress at Cocoa Beach, Florida, suggests some ways in which the role of the technieal writer and editor in the aero space industry has been develop ing and will continue to develop through the 1970's. It also men tions some challenges, particu larly the "human gap" prob lem, that will have to be met by communications specialists.


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