Fellows and Associate Fellows
The February issue of Intercom announced the names of this year’s Fellows and Associate Fellows. Below we present the citations to further honor them. STC awards Associate Fellow to Senior Members who have attained distinction in the field of technical communication. The rank of STC Fellow is conferred upon Associate Fellows who have attained such eminence in the field of technical communication that the Board deems them worthy of being singled out as one of the select few who have distinguished the Society and the profession.
The new Fellows and Associate Fellows will be honored at STC’s 2010 Technical Communication Summit, 2–5 May 2010, in Dallas, TX. An honors banquet will be held on Tuesday, 4 May, from 7:30–11:00 PM. Tickets for the banquet and reception are $80 and can be purchased using the conference registration form online at http://conference.stc.org.
Congratulations to all the honorees!
Fellows
Phylise H. Banner
For her innovative work in the field of distance education and e-learning, especially her emphasis on excellence in information design.
Michelle Corbin
For championing technical editing as quality assurance, for continuously promoting and recognizing the value of technical editing in technical communication, and for successfully encouraging professionals to establish themselves as true technical editors.
David J. Dick
For his efforts as editor and assistant manager of the Usability & User Experience SIG, his leadership in founding the Belgium Chapter of STC, and his willingness to share his experience in judging newsletter and technical communications competitions.
Pamela S. Ecker
For her dedicated service to the Society’s educational programs through her presentations and work on the annual conferences, and for her dedication to students of technical communication.
Russell L. Friend
For his long and dedicated service to the Chicago chapter, including the establishment of Thursdays @ Chicago, and his dedication to the profession of technical communication through teaching and mentoring.
Barbara A. Giammona
For her mentorship, leadership, presentations, and research work, which led to an award-winning article in Technical Communication.
Ann-Marie Grissino
For her professional efforts in e-learning, as well as judging online entries in local, regional and international competitions.
Kristine Haugseth
For her outstanding work in the field of technical editing, both in practice and in teaching and mentoring others.
Alan Houser
For his superb presentations and work in electronic publishing, and leadership in STC international conferences.
Russell L. Kahn
For his long and dedicated service to students of technical communication, particularly for his work establishing degree programs at SUNY Institute of Technology.
Karen Lane
For her important contributions to the profession of technical communication through her excellent publications and for her continued work on the STC Summit.
Deanne Levander
For her continuing support of STC and the technical communication profession through chapter leadership roles, innovative website development, competitions support, STC international conference support, and student mentorship.
Sylvia A. Miller
For helping companies realize the value of technical communication, for advising and mentoring students, and for contributing to the success of the Southwest Ohio chapter and the Instructional Design and Learning SIG.
Jack Molisani
For his outstanding work in the technical communication profession and for his prolific publications and presentations.
Neil Perlin
For his exceptional work in the profession of technical communication and willingness to share his expertise with others through his many publications and presentations.
Kathryn Poe
For her exceptional work in the profession of technical communication and for her impressive work with Agile and willingness to share information.
Gloria A. Reece, EdD
For her tireless dedication and research into programs benefiting the visually impaired, especially regarding specially designed websites, along with her STC efforts with the Instructional Design and Learning, AccessAbility, and Consulting and Independent Contracting SIGs.
Thomas A. Reed
For sustained contributions to the field of technical communication in both industry and academe, and for mentoring students and new professionals in the field.
William C. Wiese
For his exemplary work in technical communication and project management, and for his stalwart service to and astute fiscal management of the Society.
Associate Fellows
Mona M. A. Albano
For her outstanding service and dedication to the STC Toronto chapter as well as for being a role model in technical communication.
Barrie Byron
For advocating and supporting the field of technical communication, technical communicators, and the Society through a variety of media and dedicated hard work.
Angela Dianetti
For sharing best practices of technical communication, steady leadership, and continued devotion to the Northeast Ohio STC community.
Taryn Light
For her service, leadership, initiative, and vision in both the profession and in the Society, which are exceeded only by her unbounded caring for others. She is, and always will be, our guiding light.
Nad Rosenberg
For her exemplary knowledge of our field, her commitment to quality and professional excellence, and her sustained support of STC and the international credibility of technical communicators.
