Are you interested in attending the Summit but can’t make the trip to Columbus? Perhaps despite trying to convince your boss, you still can’t find a way to work it in. We understand, and we have a solution that allows you to take part in the excitement without having to be there in person—the Virtual Track!
The 2015 STC Summit is just around the corner and only a few exhibit spaces are still open. The Summit Expo Hall provides your company with an environment to showcase products and services and the opportunity to educate your customers on what your company does best. Exhibiting at the Summit gets you all of this and more:
Pre- and post-show attendee list
Pre-show listing in the May issue of Intercom magazine
Conference welcome event and networking events held in the exhibit hall (sponsorships available)
10’ x 10’ pipe and drape booth space
3’ draped side rail and 8’ tall back drape
3 Expo-only booth staff passes
Booth identification sign
Listing in STC Conference Program
Completely carpeted exhibit hall (carpeting to match your booth is available at an additional cost)
Unopposed exhibit hall times
Refreshment breaks served exclusively in the exhibit hall
Discounted full conference registration for exhibitors for only $225
The Leadership Program at the STC 2015 Summit http://summit.stc.org/ will be Sunday, June 21st, from 8 am to noon. The program offers an opportunity for STC community members to get together for sharing and learning. The program has a little something for everyone.
The Leadership Program at the STC 2015 Summit http://summit.stc.org/ will be Sunday, 21 June, from 8:00 AM to noon EDT. The program offers an opportunity for STC community leaders past, present, and future to get together for sharing and learning. This year’s program will be a little different and for good reason.
The Leadership Program at the STC 2015 Summit will be Sunday, 21 June , from 8 AM to noon. The program offers an opportunity for STC community members to get together for sharing and learning, and it won’t be the same without YOU. There are a number of reasons you’ll want to attend the Leadership Program.
The conference program offers an outstanding educational experience and opportunities for writers and editors in a wide variety of fields—from health writers to continuing education writers to regulatory writers to publications professionals to scientific editors and beyond. No matter what type of writing or editing you do in the medical or health setting, the AMWA Annual Conference will help you move your career forward and achieve, and maintain, success in medical communication.
18 August 2014. There it was. Sitting in my email inbox. STC’s Call for Proposals for its annual Summit. How was it possible? I was still basking in the glow of the Summit in Phoenix, fondly remembering the dry heat, the networking, the plethora of informative sessions, the camaraderie of like-minded technical communicators, and my off-note karaoke singing at the TweetUp. I checked the inbox again. Yes, the message was still there. It was time to shake off the summer daydreaming and get to work on a proposal.
If you haven’t purchased Summit@aClick yet, there’s still time to save! The post-Summit sale has been extended through Friday, 29 August, for the best price on just about all the education you missed at the Summit.
We wanted to share his talk (“Wicked Ambiguity”) with everyone, so we’ve embedded the video of his talk as well as his slides from SlideShare below. Unfortunately we don’t have them synched, but you should be able to follow along relatively easily by advancing the slides yourself as you watch the video. Enjoy!
As was announced previously and highlighted in Phoenix, the 2015 Summit will be at the Hyatt Regency Columbus in Columbus, Ohio, from 21-24 June. To get attendees excited about Columbus we had a “quiz show” at the Closing Lunch at the Summit, hosted by Your Friendly Neighborhood Blogger (doing his best Wink Martindale impression). The questions are below; take the quiz and find out how well you know Columbus! Feel free to post your score in the comments section, then make your plans to join us for another great STC conference next year in Ohio.