Join or Renew by 31 December and pay only $195 for a Classic Membership
We’d like to thank our members for being a part of the Society for Technical Communication, and invite new members to join us! Over the past year, we’ve expanded our educational offerings, added new benefits and services, and introduced our first-ever professional certification program that helps identify and promote certificants as qualified professionals in the field. We’ve accomplished a lot, and we couldn’t have done it without you!
 
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In 2013, we’re offering more value than ever
As a member, you’ll receive (at no additional cost):
- Professional support through our global network of 6,000 professionals
- Online access to industry-leading publicationsIntercom and Technical Communication
- A copy of STC’s Salary Database, containing the most up-to-date information from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics on what technical communicators are earning
- Access to over 70 on-demand archived Web seminars on topics ranging from User Experience and Accessibility to Content Management and DITA
- A new affinity program that provides discounts on software, products, and services from companies our members work with every day
- Access to the members-only sections of the STC website, including the MySTC social network, community leadership resources, the STC Member Directory, and more
- 14-day advance access to the newest employment opportunities available in the STC Job Bank
- Opportunities to volunteer in local chapters and SIGs, attend regional conferences and events, and network with other professionals in the field of technical communication
In addition, members still receive all the benefits they’ve come to expect, from free access to our publications to discounts on education, conference, and the new Certified Professional Technical Communicator™ program.
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Members Say:
“STC has kept me current, given me a network of professionals to brainstorm with about common issues and challenges, and prepared me for future trends in technology and strategy.”
—Lori Fisher
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