A discussion group for the Tokyo chapter of STC

STC TransAlpine serves technical communication professionals in several different European countries including Austria, Germany, Italy, Slovenia and Switzerland. Members develop information products in a variety of European languages, including English. Our Local Interest Groups serve members in particular regions with short informal meetings and provide useful networking opportunities on a local level.

Discussion group for communities that serve a large geographic area and are looking to share ideas and resources for increasing member benefits.

Providing West Michigan's technical communicators with opportunities to grow, learn, and network.

The Environmental, Safety, and Health Communication SIG allows technical communicators to stay current on developments in this growing area of the profession.

Welcome! Bienvenue ! Willkommen! Welkom! Benvenuto! The challenges faced by technical communicators in Europe are often greater than those felt by their colleagues in other regions.

The Austin Peay State University chapter of the Society for Technical Communication is an organization for students planning careers involved with writing, editing, designing web pages, translating, or illustrating. STC supports technical communicators with training and networking to help them get jobs, work effectively, and advance in their careers. Tech writers make information usable.

BGSU Student Chapter, started in 1983, has always been a leader among student chapters in the international society both through local activities and the members' involvement in the international STC.

A discussion group for the Brigham Young University student group

Cedarville University's student chapter of the Society for Technical Communication exists to help its members develop their professional skills and search for careers.

A discussion group for the Clemson University student group

A discussion group for Eastern Carolina U. student group

Welcome to the Iowa State University chapter of the Society for Technical Communication. STC is dedicated to the status and professional standards of workplace technical communication.

Established in the fall of 1999, JMU STC offers students unique opportunities to network with other JMU STC members, obtain professional contacts, gain recognition for their work, and learn more about the technical communication field.

A discussion group for the Mercer U. student group

A discussion group for Metropolitan St. U. student group

A discussion group for Michigan Tech U.

Minnesota State University, Mankato chapter organizes seasonal events, which help members promote professionalism, network, and learn about the technical communication industry.

The Missouri State Student Chapter of STC serves the needs of technical communication students in Springfield, Missouri.

The NJIT student chapter started in 2002, first as a face-to-face society that has since become an online community to meet the changing needs of the distance learning population.