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Last Page Update: Wednesday, February 27, 2008

2007-2008 Rocky Mountain Chapter Meetings

2007-2008 STC RMC program survey results are IN 

According to the survey results, here are the top 10 types of programs that you want to participate in, ranked in order of interest:

1.    Trends for our profession and technology
2.    Content management and single sourcing
3.    Publishing with XML or from a database
4.    Finding work in alternative markets
5.    Website design and implementation (tie)
5.    Basics of UI design (tie)
7.    Creating WBT
8.    Working on virtual teams
9.    Collaborative writing using Wikis
10.   Basics of DTD

Program details will be posted when available, plus convenient online reservations, so check back often. Get ready for an exciting year of programs and networking opportunities!"

For more information about STC RMC meeting programs, contact Kristy Astry.

For the 2007-2008 year, most STC RMC meetings will take place at the historic Tivoli on the Auraria Campus in downtown Denver. 

First-timers are always welcome to join us at a chapter meeting.

Meeting Cost

For most meetings, the following cost structure applies:

STC member: $20
Nonmember: $25
Student: $15
Program only: $10

Special meetings such as the senior member celebration and the networking meetings will cost more or be free of charge, depending upon the type of meeting.

New Member Orientation 

New members, prospective members, or STCers who want to know more about our chapter should join us at meetings when there are special new/prospective member programs before the general meeting.

Got a Job Opening? Want a Job? Check Out the Job Table! 

At each meeting we'll have a Job Table. Use the Job Table as another way to announce available jobs. Bring a stack of job descriptions (or a single sheet with contact information) and put them on the table. If you are looking for a job, check the job descriptions and bring copies of your resumes or business cards to hand out. 

People who have job openings and job seekers can network at the Job Table. If you prefer, you can leave job descriptions at the Job Table and attend the Special Interest Groups or other meeting activities. 

Past Presentations

The following presentation summaries and handouts are now available. 

2007-2008 chapter year

  • TBD

2006-2007 chapter year

2005-2006 chapter year

  • April 20, 2006: Lessons Learned from Web Site Usability Testing by Ginny Redish (PDF [1.48 MB]) Meeting Review

  • February 16, 2006: Making the Most of Project You by Bonnie Biafore (PowerPoint [214 KB]) Meeting Review

  • January 19, 2006: Putting Personas to Work: Improving Your Scenarios, Reviews and Usability Testing with Personas by Whitney Quesenbery (PDF [902 KB]) Meeting Review.

  • November 17, 2005: Ready, Fire, Aim! by Larry Marine (PowerPoint [2 MB]) Meeting Review.

  • October 20, 2005: Writing for the Blogging World by Dave Taylor. Meeting Review.

  • September 8, 2005: How to Make a Six Figure Income as a Technical Communicator by Jack Molisani (PDF [166 KB]) Meeting Review.

Meetings archive

Presentation summaries and handouts are also available for previous chapter years (2002-2003, 2003-2004 and 2007-2005).


Comments?
We strive to provide you with useful and up-to-date information. Please e-mail Nancy Stephenson to share your experiences.

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