Yesterday I blogged about the first STC member to renew membership for 2010 and the first to become a new member for 2010, asking each a few questions about why they joined and what they get out of STC. As Read more
As blogged about at the beginning of the month, the deadline for submitting recommendations for the Distinguished Chapter Service Award (DCSA), the Distinguished SIG Service Award (DSSA), and the Distinguished Service Award for Students (DSAS) is 30 October 2009. Click Read more
The renewal and registration process opened up for STC two weeks ago, on Thursday, 15 October 2009, and for some members that couldn’t come too soon. Your Friendly Neighborhood Blogger decided to find the first person to become a new Read more
The renewal and registration process opened up for STC two weeks ago, on Thursday, 15 October 2009, and for some members that couldn’t come too soon. Your Friendly Neighborhood Blogger decided to find the first person to become a new Read more
We started our new feature last week with a SIG Spotlight, and continue today with our first Chapter Spotlight. Kicking off the chapter side of things for us is STC Rochester, with answers by chapter President Anne McNelis and the Read more
Last week we introduced a new topic here on STC’s Notebook, an Intercom Q&A. We put out a call for questions for Saul Carliner, who wrote “Addressing Implicit Age Discrimination in Your Job Search Activities,” in the September/October Intercom. (Go Read more
Last week we introduced a new topic here on STC’s Notebook, an Intercom Q&A. We put out a call for questions for Saul Carliner, who wrote “Addressing Implicit Age Discrimination in Your Job Search Activities,” in the September/October Intercom. (Go Read more
Today we have the first installment of a new feature, a monthly “Prez Dispenser” from STC President Cindy Currie. In today’s installment she writes of her “STC story” and where she’s been in her career and within the Society. Future Read more
Will Kelly discusses “How Google Wave Can Drown Technical Writers” on his blog. With Halloween coming up, here’s “5 Ways to Scare Your Web Dev Clients Away” from WebDesignDev.com. The U.S. Congress this week passed a resolution designating the week Read more
Today in STC’s Notebook blog we introduce a new regular feature: The Spotlight. Alternating between SIGs, Chapters, and CVPs, the Spotlight will consist of a series of questions—some informative, some entertaining, and others pure nonsense—that help readers get to know Read more