Join STC RMC

Learn more about the benefits of becoming an STC RMC member. A key benefit of STC membership is the ability to connect with others in your professional community. As a member of STC and RMC, you receive benefits from the organization both on the local and the international level.

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Local Chapter

To join the STC Rocky Mountain Chapter (RMC), you must first join STC and select RMC as your local chapter. If you have already renewed your STC membership, contact the STC office to add the Rocky Mountain Chapter to your subscription.

  • It only costs an additional $25 to join our chapter after you join STC.
  • Access our local job postings on our LinkedIn profile or in our #jobs Slack channel.
  • Check out our social media profiles on Facebook and Twitter for announcements and discussions.
  • Discounted fees for monthly webinars and chapter meetings with guest speakers on a variety of subjects.
  • Access to volunteer opportunities.
  • Extensive opportunities for professional networking and development.
  • Participation in the STC RMC demonstrates that you are engaged in your professional community and are serious about your career. Include your membership on your résumé.
  • If you attend more than one chapter meeting a year, it’s a better deal to join the chapter.

Chapter Testimonials

"The Rocky Mountain Chapter is privileged to have among its members some of the luminaries in our field and because of that our chapter meetings are top notch. Through my volunteer efforts for the chapter I have gained knowledge, confidence, and exposure as well as the opportunity to hone my leadership skills. My managers have acknowledged this growth in my performance reviews. Plus the camaraderie of getting to know like-minded professionals has been delightful."
— Deb Lockwood


"The people I have met and the network I have built through this chapter is beyond category. “If only we knew what we know” is a common lament among organizations. Thanks to STC RMC resources such as the mailing list and the blog, we can come close to that elusive ideal. I feel lucky to be part of such a knowledgeable, helpful “community of practice.” That’s something that easily repays the cost many times over."
—John Endicott


"Being a member has rewarded me with everything from jobs and job tips to tool tips and tricks. Being a part of STC means growing as a technical writer and making friends in the process; friends who are knowledgeable and kind enough to help me in the middle of the work day, friends that say I can help you with that, and friends that I can help. To me, being a member of STC means growing as a technical writer and making friends. For that, I will pay 59 cents a day."
— Joel Meier


"When I moved to Colorado, STC RMC provided an instant, welcoming community. This group helped me find my footing as a Denver professional and develop a local network. And now that I have, I still use the mailing list, I read the blog, I belong to the chapter’s LinkedIn group, I follow the chapter on Twitter, and I attend chapter meetings. I continue to benefit from this group’s assistance and camaraderie."
— Michelle Despres

International Organization

To become a member, go to the STC website and click Join or Renew!

  • Electronic subscriptions to STC publications
  • Exclusive access to the Jobs database
  • Continuing education, annual conference, and product discounts
  • Free leadership webinars and inexpensive professional webinars
  • Access to the TechComm Body of Knowledge
  • Opportunity to join special interest groups

Access to some of these information sources is restricted to STC members.