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Subject:Re: STC Membership From:"Nancy S. Burns" <nburns -at- NOAO -dot- EDU> Date:Wed, 26 Jan 1994 10:55:19 -0825
>Can someone out there send me an application for STC?
>I'm going to try to influence my boss to pay for my membership.
>Wish me luck!
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>Sarah Mahoney, Alumni/Donor Information Systems (206) 685-8979
>University of Washington, Seattle, WA, USA (206) 685-8911 FAX
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Sarah,
You can contact the Society for Technical Communication at 703-522-4114
(901 N. Stuart St., Suite 904, Arlington, VA 22203-1854) for an application
and for the contact of the Seattle STC chapter. Annual dues for new
members are $95 (includes a $10 enrollment fee). Dues include a
subscription to the quarterly journal, "Technical Communication, and the
monthly newsletter, "Intercom."
In my opinion, membership provides opportunities for professional contacts
at chapter meetings, regional conferences, and the annual conference;
technical communication theories via the quarterly journal; andpractial
tips and society news via the monthly newsletter, all of which can benefit
your employer as well as well as yourself.
Nancy S. Burns
National Solar Observatory
Tucson, Arizona
e-mail: nburns -at- noao -dot- edu
"Vision is the art of seeing things invisible."
- Jonathan Swift
