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Welcome!
Welcome to the
Oklahoma Chapter of the
Society for Technical Communication
(STC). Our members include technical
writers, editors, graphic designers, Web
specialists, and many more. A number of our
members are self-employed and work as
freelancers or consultants.
What do all these members have in common?
They know the value of professional
development and networking opportunities
that STC has to offer. Want more information
about
STC and about
membership benefits?
The Oklahoma Chapter holds meetings and
workshops in Tulsa, Oklahoma City, and
Stillwater--meetings and workshops that are
open to the public. Want more information on
the
Oklahoma Chapter of STC and the student
chapter at Oklahoma State University?
From our chapter president:
My vision is for a strong and
vibrant STC chapter that provides value for
its members and benefits for the community
at large. STC at the national level has made
a lot of very positive changes. I am excited
to be a part of these changes and to have
the opportunity to help push those to the
local level.
J. Travis Rose,
STC Oklahoma Chapter President |
Our Way with Words
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Upcoming STC Summit
To
register,
click here.
Registration
includes . . .
- Over 80
sessions, organized into 10 tracks
- Advanced
sessions called "Institutes"
- Two
receptions and refreshment breaks
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SUMMIT@aClick
- SIG
networking events
Optional
events
- Honors
banquet and closing lunch
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Preconference events, including
certificate sessions and workshops
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STC Membership
The 2012 membership season is open!
Renew your
membership today and continue to
be where it all comes together:
professional development,
connections, education, and more. Let STC help
put you on top of your field.
Refer new members to STC and you
could save up to $50 off your
membership!
Continuing Education
The following
OSU courses are available in rhetoric and
professional writing to continue your
education:
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Composition theory and
pedagogy
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Discourse approaches to
writing
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Visual rhetoric and
design
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Environmental writing
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Genres of academic and
professional discourse
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History of rhetoric
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Style and editing
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here.
STC’s Notebook
presents relevant information for STC
members and those interested in technical
communication. News stories, pertinent
announcements, and informative articles are
posted. Click
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