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Chapter Info
The Society for Technical Communication (STC) is a non-profit, educational
organization, officially formed in 1971, which currently has over
16,900 members worldwide. The mission of STC is to improve the quality
and effectiveness of technical communication for audiences worldwide.
For more information about the history and purpose of STC, refer
to the STC International Home Page.
The Snake River Chapter, STC was formed in June of 1990 to serve
technical communicators throughout the southwestern portion of Idaho
and the eastern part of Oregon. Our eastern border extends to Idaho
Falls, Idaho, while our western border extends to Ontario, Oregon.
Centered in Boise, Idaho, capital
city of the beautiful state of Idaho,
the Snake River Chapter currently has over 60 members, including
several students members who are currently enrolled at local
colleges and universities.
Our chapter is made up primarily of technical writers and editors,
although educators, graphic designers, and other disciplines are
represented as well. The chapter includes representatives from over
18 local businesses in addition to
several independent contractors.
See our Chapter Bylaws (PDF:
23 KB).
Admin Council
Listed below are the 2007-2008 Administrative Council members for
the Snake River Chapter, STC:
Disclaimer
Opinions. The opinions expressed by contributors to the Snake
River Chapter, STC web site are solely those of the individual writers
and do not reflect the opinions of the Snake River Chapter, STC, the
members of the Snake River Chapter, STC Administrative Council, or
the Snake River Chapter, STC web site volunteers.
Product Endorsements. Reference herein to any specific commercial firm, commercial product, process, or service by trade name, trademark, manufacturer, or otherwise, does not constitute or imply its endorsement, recommendation, or favoring by the Snake River Chapter, STC.
Inquiries
For more information & inquiries about the Snake River Chapter of STC, contact membership at stc-src.org.
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