If you missed the administrative/leadership council meeting last Saturday and want to be kept in the loop of what’s going on, see these wonderful minutes that Kelly Schrank, our secretary, typed up.
We’re having an admin/leadership meeting on Sep 9. Everyone in the chapter is invited. If you are thinking of getting more involved in the chapter, this would be a good meeting to attend.
Here are the minutes from the latest FTCC meeting, held on August 19, 2006, at Panera’s in Clearwater. FTCC Minutes Aug 19
Looking to round out your writing portfolio or your resume with some marketing communications and public relations work? Do you need an excuse to network with your peers or reach out to the community at large? This is your opportunity to grow professionally and make a difference in our chapter! We need at least 3 [...]
I want to let you know that plans are underway to formulate a strategic plan for the chapter. Martha Collins and Joan Baptist are undertaking this task. Additionally, William Wiese is coming to our area in either September or October and wants to meet with all the senior members.
Mark Hanigan has been actively planning the Erasing Borders conference for 2008. To me it always seems so far in the future, but Mark says that a lot of planning is involved in pulling off a good conference. I invite you to read the draft document he has prepared and submitted — it gives a [...]
Beth Long has produced some initial logos for the FTCC competition. She is not only working on graphics, but also slogan and promotional ideas.
For all those working on the FTCC (Florida Technical Communications Competition), I had a couple of thoughts.
It’s time, folks, that I learn to relax with this whole FTCC production thing. And I found out at last Saturday’s meeting that one of the big ways to do this was to learn more about how things like ‘rules’ are defined. In other words, it’s the basic ground rule that I knew but forgot [...]
Several of us met today to discuss the Florida Technical Communications Competition (FTCC). Becky Siebentheler, James Johnson, Mark Hanigan, and I met at 8:30 a.m. at Panera’s in the Clearwater Mall area and talked about a host of ideas, issues, and strategies surrounding the FTCC competition.