Thanks again to the chapter and SIG leaders for filling Your Friendly Neighborhood Blogger in on what’s going on in their neighborhoods. Click the Community Events tab above to see the full listing, in chronological order and with links where provided, or see the Read more
For the second month, Your Friendly Neighborhood Blogger has compiled a list of local STC community events; thanks to the chapter and SIG leaders for filling me in on what’s going on in their neighborhoods. Click the Community Events tab above Read more
Earlier this week Your Friendly Neighborhood Blogger sent a friendly email to chapter and SIG leaders, asking them to email me about October events in their neighborhoods for a blog post. Thanks to all leaders who responded! The results are below, in chronological Read more
As you may know, the annual STC conference, Summit 2011, will be held 15-18 May 2011 in Sacramento, California. You can access the Call for Proposals here. Each year, the SIGs put together progressions to provide condensed presentations to smaller Read more
If it’s Thursday, it must be Spotlight time! If you weren’t aware of that, don’t worry; it’s been a while since I’ve put a Spotlight up so it’s hard to figure out the pattern. But we’d love to do more—all Read more
As promised, here’s the first of a series of irregular posts on things some of the STC communities are doing that might be co-opted by other communities. Many chapters and SIGs have such great ideas, and often an idea one Read more
Welcome again to the SIG Spotlight, with our subject SIG this week, the Technical Editing SIG. Answers were provided by the SIG leadership in collaboration. The Spotlight is a weekly feature that gives a closer look at one of STC’s communities, 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
Thanks to Karen Mardahl, co-manager of the AccessAbility SIG, and Cynthia Lockley of STC WDC for emailing in about an event this Saturday that combines STC and accessibility at a non-STC event. Those in the Washington, DC, area and interested Read more
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. To view the full guidelines for each award, nomination forms, Read more