Join leaders from the 2017 Summit host chapter, STC Washington, DC-Baltimore (WDCB), for a dine-around dinner event on Monday, 8 May in National Harbor, MD! This event is a great way to meet new friends, network with peers, and enjoy the great dining options at National Harbor.
Community leaders will be glad to hear that once again, the STC Community Affairs Committee (CAC) has got their back in 2016-2017. If you need help, feel stuck, or just want ideas, look to the CAC as your connection to STC resources, Board of Directors, and staff.
Who’s There for Communities? Meet the CAC Team for 2016 -2017 Community leaders will be glad to hear that, once again, the STC Community Affairs Committee (CAC) has got their backs in 2016-2017. If you need help, feel stuck, or Read more
In between holiday preparations, our competition teams are hard at work preparing for the annual International Summit Awards Competition (ISA).
Please submit a proposal to speak at STC Rochester’s 58th annual conference, held on the campus of the Rochester Institute of Technology, March 26-28, 2017. The Call for Proposals and description of the conference and session types may be found at Read more
Coordinating with members, volunteers and administration council members across a large geographic or metropolitan area can be challenging. STC Houston coordinates with admin council members using Skype and Google Drive, and STC France keeps in touch with members using MailChimp. Erika Frensley describes how STC Houston uses Skype and Google Drive for STC Houston meetings and business. Toni Ressaire talks about using MailChimp and principles that would apply to any email software.
There’s still time to get your entry in for the STC local competitions!
The Distinguished Community Service Awards recognize the hard work and commitment of STC’s community leaders. The three awards — the Distinguished Chapter Service Award, Distinguished SIG Service Award, and Distinguished Service Award for Students — recognize an individual’s exemplary effort, energy, and dedication to their community and its activities. This is the highest level of recognition that a member can receive for service to their community.
It’s time to prepare your entries for the 2016-2017 STC competitions. To qualify for the International Summit Awards, you first submit your entry to the local competitions, and win an Excellence or Distinguished award. Distinguished local entries are automatically sent on to the ISA. Excellence awards may be submitted at the local competition manager’s discretion.
While the STC website is being revamped, the Community Affairs Committee website is hosting applications for the following STC awards: Community Achievement Award Community Pacesetter Award Distinguished Service Award If there are other applications you need and would like the Read more