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Volume 44, Number 3 |
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In this issue...From our Director-Sponsor: Market changes afoot: What does this mean for technical communicators? From our president: On experiencing what so many of my peers have faced. From the editor: Where do you like to write? Looking at different writing spaces. Tips from the trenches: Members of the Rocky Mountain Chapter share how they became technical communicators. September chapter meeting review: Everything you ever wanted to know about self-publishing. E-learning: The 30,000-foot view Past, present, and future perspectives on the hot field of online learning. Trends in writing for translation, part 1: How to internationalize your content. Letter to the editor: A former member of the STC shares his thoughts on the visibilty issue. October chapter meeting review: A synopsis of Living Outside the Box, as presented by Mary Jo Fay. Environmentally friendly technical writing: A student's perspective. CSU's M.S. in Tech Comm program: In-state tuition available to residents of 13 Western states. Chapter newsIn the spotlight...Salary surveyEvery two years, the Rocky Mountain Chapter of the STC conducts an annual survey of its members to gain valuable information regarding the types of members we have, the salaries people are currently earning, the independent contractor scene, and how satisfied we are with our profession. Look for an e-mail in early December inviting you to take the 2003 STC RMC Salary Survey. This year we are conducting the survey online. Your responses will be kept private and anonymous. Please make every effort to participate because the survey results are an important indicator of salary trends in the Rocky Mountain region. If you do not have a valid e-mail address registered with the STC, please contact Molly Malsam at malsam@ecentral.com or 303-694-3701 to participate in the survey. Welcome our chapter's new members!New members for the months of September and October, 2003:
If you would like to make contact with anyone on the above list, please email Helen Tuttle, Membership Manager. Congratulations to our chapter's newest Senior Members!
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