Announcing the Winners of STC’s Publications Giveaway
Last week, the STC membership department held a contest to give away a free print subscription to either Intercom or Technical Communication to two lucky individuals.
Last week, the STC membership department held a contest to give away a free print subscription to either Intercom or Technical Communication to two lucky individuals.
STC’s publication awards recognize outstanding content from STC’s Technical Communication journal and Intercom magazine and are awarded each year at the Technical Communication Summit & Expo honors event. This year’s awards were presented on 7 May at the 2019 Summit in Denver, Colorado.
Coming to Denver for STC’s 2019 Technical Communication Summit & Expo? Join one of our STC Dine Around groups!
Have you checked out STC Roundtable yet? The months of March and April are absolutely free to everyone who signs up, and we’ve got some fantastic content served up on a weekly basis.
The topic of changing standards in grammar and punctuation inspired the winning artists in Technical Communication’s February 2018 cover competition.
Lisa Kozokowsky’s striking illustration for the November 2018 issue of Technical Communication was awarded a highly-deserving Honorable Mention.
In recent years, digital creation has become a more participatory process. As media companies struggle to maintain control over their own products, consumers continually demand more access to the creative process and more input on the final results. While this may seem on the surface to be a simple matter of intellectual property, a closer examination of trends reveals that both consumers and media companies have much to gain (and lose) from this debate.
STC is proud to announce that one STC community and the STC staff recently were named winners in APEX 2017, the 29th Annual Awards for Publication Excellence. APEX Awards are based on excellence in graphic design, editorial content, and the ability to achieve overall communication excellence.
STC has named Dr. Sam Dragga of Texas Tech University as the new editor of its journal Technical Communication. Dr. Dragga will begin reviewing manuscripts on 15 June 2015 and will be editor of record for a three-year term beginning in January 2016. Technical Communication publishes articles about the practical application of technical communication theory and serves as a common arena for discussion by practitioners and scholars.