By Bill Thomas, Sr. member, Rocky Mountain Chapter
Since I first joined STC in 1974, there have been discussions of whether Technical Communicators form a profession and whether certification would be a good idea. There have been roundtables, articles, recommendations, and hallway discussions in companies, chapter meetings, and presentations at STC conferences.
The STC office is sending this message on behalf of the STC Nominating Committee. If you have any questions please contact the Nominating Committee Chair, Vici Koster-Lenhardt at vkl_stc@yahoo.com.
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To: STC Members
From: Victoria (Vici) Koster-Lenhardt
Chair, STC Nominating Committee
Does anyone have any ideas for turning the technical documentation area of a company into a profit-making center? Thanks!
Position Title Senior Documentation Specialist – Contractor
Role Reports To US Finance Services Documentation Manager and
404 Compliance Project Manager
All:
As you know, USF has a student STC chapter, and the organization is now one of the largest student orgs., with over 70 members, a full slate of officers and 3 standing committees that have been very active this year. In November alone we have three events scheduled, including a presentation by Suncoast STC’s own [...]
Our next STC chapter meeting will be Monday, Dec 18, with Susan Burton – the executive director of the STC. Note that Dec 18 falls outside our regular chapter meeting schedule, so keep this in mind when planning your upcoming holiday events. (There will be no chapter meeting on Dec 7, which would have been [...]
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Dear STC Member,
The November issue of Intercom, which highlights current usability topics, has been posted to www.stc.org/intercom.
From the STC
Dear Valued STC Member,
The 2007 membership renewal process has begun! All renewals are due to the STC office by January 1, 2007.
I have recently had the opportunity to redesign an online help site from the ground up and, due to interface requirements set forth by my employer, the site was implemented using Dreamweaver.