STC Atlanta – Society for Technical Communication

Elections for 2012 have ended but only some of the results are in at this point. VP and Treasurer positions had nominations via write-in and those persons have yet to comment, so announcements have been delayed while we wait to hear from the nominees. On the other hand, it’s official, the new STC Executive Council President [...]

February Council meeting will be Tuesday, February 7th at 6:00 p.m. at Home Depot. Please RSVP so I can alert security to let you in. We will provide refreshments/light dinner. Roberta Heinlein 770-433-8211 x19827 Roberta_Heinlein@homedepot.com

The application of technical communication skills to the development of software user assistance has grown immensely in the past twenty years. This specialization is very fulfilling and challenging and technical communicators are finding their role in the software development process to be increasingly valued. User assistance is much more than “Help.” It encompasses a wide range [...]

Revised dates for the 2012 elections were announced this past Thursday. Elections will take place January 23rd – January 30th. There are three open elected positions and several non-elected volunteer positions currently open. These are the elected positions: President Vice President Secretary Anyone interested in running for one of these positions should submit a Statement of [...]

We have three open elected positions: President, Vice President, and Secretary.  Anyone interested in running for one of these positions should submit a statement of purpose (SOP) and brief bio by January 20th. Descriptions of each can be found below.  Elections take place January 23th – January 30th.  We’ll announce the winners at our chapter meeting [...]

We have a great line-up of speakers to kick off the new year. Our first two speakers are flying in from out-of-state. Come see Joe Welinke present the trends, tools, and technologies affecting us today, Saul Carliner give an overview of the STC certification program, and Jen Collier explain just how much we can learn [...]