2008 Associate Fellows
The rank of associate fellow is conferred only upon a senior member who has attained distinction in the field of technical communication. Senior members may not apply for the rank of associate fellow; they must be nominated by a committee composed of fellows and associate fellows. This year's honorees are listed below.
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William L. Collins For dedication to expanding the technical communication profession through volunteering and mentoring peers at the corporate level as well as at the local, regional, and international levels of the Society. |
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Lori Corbett For outstanding, long-term leadership of multiple STC chapters, commitment to excellence in setting and achieving chapter and member goals, and her legacy of well-trained and enthusiastic volunteers. |
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Jeanette P. Evans For outstanding service to the Society, to the Northeast Ohio chapter, and to her fellow members and students through her volunteer efforts, presentations, encouragement, and mentoring. |
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Amy S. Friend For outstanding and steadfast long-term STC chapter leadership, excellence in communication and quality, and ingenuity in programming and management for professional organizations. |
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Ann-Marie Grissino For extraordinary leadership and vision in the technical communication profession and for outstanding, sustained service to the Carolina chapter of STC. |
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Brian J. Lindgren For his decades of sustained support of the profession and the Society, through leadership, mentoring, and active promotion of professionalism in technical communication, and for his commitment to quality. |
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Victoria J. Maki For outstanding service to the Berkeley and Silicon Valley chapters and to the NorCal community by serving as a leader, mentor, and role model; and for work promoting the understanding of API documentation. |
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Richard Mateosian For furthering the art and science of technical communication through innovative, high-quality work and tireless, outstanding service to STC and the profession. |
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Sarah S. O'Keefe For business acumen and integrity, technical vision, and a prolific speaking and writing career that has contributed insight and original thinking to the field of technical communication and STC. |
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Gloria A. Reece For tirelessly aiding the visually handicapped, advancing the field of accessibility, teaching technical communication, and contributing to STC, while generously sharing experiences and knowledge with countless beneficiaries throughout the world. |
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Chauncey E. Wilson For outstanding contributions as a leader, innovator, mentor, and teacher in the fields of technical communication and usability and for generously sharing experience and wisdom with colleagues. |
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Cheryl Lockett Zubak For leadership in user assistance design, for unswerving and tireless teaching and mentorship of other technical communicators, and for devotion to technical communication as one of the most human forms of everyday communication. |