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Tuesday, December 30, 2008
January,
2009 Program - Project
Manage Your Writing
"Plan" comes before "Write" in the dictionary!
Dr. Bette Frick will lead you through a process for project managing
your writing that will set you up for writing success! Her lively,
interactive class will focus on a practical, useful plan for project
managing your writing that includes the following steps:
- Pre-write
- Draft
- Get feedback
- Revise
- Edit/proofread
Bette Frick, Ph.D., has been teaching writing for 30 years and
is a writer herself. She enthusiastically works towards "creating
better writers" via her business, the Text Doctor (http://www.textdoctor.com/home.html).
She received her B.A. in English from the University of Pennsylvania
and her M.A. in English from the University of Hawaii, and her Ph.D.
in English from
the University of Minnesota.
Join us for what is sure to be an excellent program by signing
up on Acteva (http://www.acteva.com/booking.cfm?bevaid=174261)
or by sending an email to reservations@stcrmc.org!
Summary of 2007-2008 year
The June, 2008 Rocky Mountain Chapter meeting included the annual
chapter business meeting. Review the summary
of the past year.
Rocky Mountain Chapter awarded Community of
Excellence
Announced at the Society for Technical Communication annual convention
this year, the award reads, "Community of Excellence presented to the Rocky
Mountain Chapter for strong support of two satellite groups, allowing them
the advantages of a larger community." Chapter President Deb Lockwood
thanked the chapter leadership for its hard work and gave special thanks to
Carmen Carmack for submitting the Community Achievement Award application
that lead to the award.
Careers in technical communication
The Rocky Mountain Community is pleased to offer college classes a session
with an RMC officer on what a career in technical communication may hold for
students. If you know of a class that could benefit from this type of
presentation, talk it over with
Deb Lockwood, community past-president.
Feel free to check out this
presentation (PDF)
to get a sneak peek.
Attention STC members
To change your contact information with STC , go to
http://www.stc.org/formAddressChange.asp. The chapter's
primary method of communicating to its membership is through email
addresses, so it is important that we have up-to-date information. STC provides all member contact information to STC RMC. We do
not maintain a separate membership list.
Get connected ...
If you're an STC RMC member, consider joining techcomm-discuss, the
chapter's email list. For information about the list,
including how to join, view the
list FAQ page
and the posting rules.
Separate job list
The STC RMC job announcements reside on their own list. You need to sign
up for the separate list by emailing
jobs@stcrmc.org. You must be a member of the Rocky Mountain Chapter to
gain membership.
What's happening in the STC RMC?
Check out our calendar to check
on events in the STC RMC, the region, the society, and allied organizations.
If you have events to be listed here, please contact info@stcrmc.org.
Join the STC
You can fill out an electronic application form, or download an ASCII or
.pdf version of the form - all available from the
international
site's membership page. Or email
membership@stcrmc.org.
To find out the benefits of joining both STC and the
Rocky Mountain Community, check out this
presentation.
Our
New Member Guide
is a great resource for learning about the Society and the RMC. Download it
and pass it along to others who might benefit from joining.
STC RMC contact information
STC Rocky Mountain Chapter
820 S. Monaco Pkwy. #286
Denver, CO 80224
info@stcrmc.org
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