• President's Column
• Competition Summary
• Volunteer!
• An Editor's Confession

• President's Column
• Editor's Letter
• Graduate Degree Programs in Technical Communication
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• Single-Sourcing with FrameMaker and SiberSafe
• Wikipedia and the "Informalation" Revolution
• Information Architecture of Content Management
• I Gave at the Office!

• President's Column
• Editor's Letter
• Job Search Tips
• What's in a Title?
• Add Programming to Your Skill Set
• Publish a Book Review in Technical Communications
• All by Myself - A Tale of Independent Contracting
• Call Me Joe: STC-PSC's 2005 Souther & White Scholarship Recipient
• Rockley Seminar Handout

• President's Column
• Editor's Letter
• Feature Article: STC Conference Attendees Ruminate
• June Chapter meeting: Certification, yea/nay?
• June Chapter Meeting Handout
• July Chapter meeting announcement: Introduction to Windows "Longhorn" Help
• Increase Your Sphere of Influence
• Babel Not: Machine Translation for the Technical Communicator

• President's column: A time for change
• Editor's column: Thanks to the volunteers
• Feature article: Warning! Microsoft Word stores hidden information about you
• March Chapter meeting report: The 10 most common mistakes writers make when looking for work
• April Chapter meeting: UW Department of Technical Communication research showcase
• June Chapter meeting: Can certification open doors for you?
• Getting to know you: An interview with Craig Herman
• New Puget Sound Chapter members


 

• President's column: It's not the critic who counts
• Editor's column: Don't miss this opportunity
• Feature article: Technical writing in the financial industry, part 2
• February Chapter meeting report: Software user assistance
• Seniors online: Problems and remedies
• Help us "Blow the Whistle on Asthma!"
• Tools deliver personalized Web pages and aid fundraising
• And much more


 

• President's column: Chapter membership value
• Editor's column: Outlook 2005 and beyond
• Feature article: Technical writing in the financial industry
• Annual Competition awards banquet report
• An introduction to marcom writing
• Beyond the box: Pearls of wisdom from a marcom professional
• And much more
   

• President's column: Still writing after all these years?
• December Chapter holiday party and 45th anniversary
• Feature article: Introduction to ASP.NET
• Jobs, or lack thereof
• Ten tips for talking to artists
• Project management in times of chaos
• And much more
   

• President's column: Views about the future
• Exciting new membership choices
• July STC Chapter meeting: Networking for technical communicators
• Sarbanes-Oxley 404: New tasks and jobs for tech writers
• The 2004-2005 Puget Sound STC competition is in full swing
• KCTS fundraiser a huge success
• Nanotechnology: An overview
   

• President's column: A perspective on transformation
• Sounds Off! wins excellence, most improved awards
• Then and now: part 2
• Why technical writers should learn XML now
• Summer reading list
• And much more
   

• Editor's column: Thanks for the memories
• President's column: Restoring the connection with documentation
• 2004 Scholarship award winners
• Then and now: A short history of the Puget Sound Chapter, part 1
• Puget Sound Chapter wins highest PR award
• Feature article: Certification for technical communicators
• STC wins award
• And much more
   

• Editor's column: What is your worth as a technical communicator?
• President's column: A call for change
• Elections 2004
• Feature article: Getting the most out of a regional conference
• Why are we still in a jobless recovery?
• Market changes afoot: What does this mean for technical communicators?
• A helping hand: Operation Butterfly and St. Jude's Ranch for Children
• And much more
   

• Editor's column: Why should I join STC?
• President's column: A semi-annual review
• Feature article: The connection between publishing, databases, and XML
• The job market: What's hot and what's not
• Identifying the gap between technical writing and instructional design
• Press release 101: An introduction to writing press releases
• XML fundamentals for technical writers
• Puget Sound Chapter to offer two scholarships in 2004
  

• President's column: A time to reevaluate
• Feature article: A writing process for producing quality documents
• Creative methods for finding good jobs
• Information modeling and structured writing workshop
• New Chicago invites new users
• Becoming a programmer writer
• Review: Technical writing faults
• Smashing spyware

• Cube your success: STC competition news
• Where we stand in the current job market
• Getting through the blog!
• Not so lazy days of summer
• Region 7 conference director-sponsor message
• 2003 Documentation and Training Conference
• Fall reading list

• Using an introduction to connect with employers
• June meeting report
• Structured writing for single sourcing
• Region 7 conference news
• May STC board meeting in Dallas
• Single sourcing with FrameMaker
• New senior STC members
• Puget Sound Chapter summer contest

• New president's column: Leap of faith
• Sound Off! wins newsletter competition award
• STC Puget Sound Chapter awards
• Scholarship announcements 2003
• Writing content for information-rich websites
• Dallas delights
• Chapter officers' bios

• Feature article: Bad design—The silent killer of products and features, part 2
• Annual STC networking cruise in May
• Immediate volunteer openings
• XML publishing at Microsoft Press: A success story
• STC@50—50th Annual Conference, May 18-21, 2003
• And more!

• Feature article: Bad design—The silent killer of products and features, part 1
• Content Management Strategies 2003 conference
• Riding the achievement roller coaster
• Creating and managing interactive content
• Support candidates for second vice president

• Feature article: Making the most of unemployment
• Annual STC competition banquet news
• The importance of STC membership
• Idea watch challenge
• Special needs SIG
• And more!

• Feature article: Preparing a print portfolio, part 2
• Annual STC competition banquet
• Last month's meeting: Joint meeting with UW Technical Communication alumni and UW student chapter of the STC
• Zoomerang June and October surveys compared
• Third Annual Worst Manual Contest
• Souther and White Scholarship Program
• New BCC certificate programs

• Feature article: Preparing a print portfolio, part 1
• November PSC meeting: Joint meeting with UW Technical Communication alumni and UW student chapter of the STC
• Last month's meeting: Windows XP Tablet PC: The next generation of computers
• Tips from a recruiter
• Scholarships for technical communication
• And more!

• Feature article: Test your copyediting skills
• November PSC meeting: Joint meeting with UW Technical Communication alumni and UW student chapter of the STC
• Last month's meeting: Developing leadership skills
• Technical communicator's toolkit
• STC competition news
• Region 7 conference checklist
• And more!

• Feature article: Techcom managers address tough times
• September PSC meeting: Developing leadership skills
• Last month's meeting: Knowledge management—Getting paid to be curious
• STC committees—Everything you wanted to know
• STC competition news
• Top 10 reasons to attend the Region 7 conference
• And more!

• Feature article: Editing team projects—The importance of style guides (full version)
• August PSC meeting: Knowledge management—Getting paid to be curious
• Last month's meeting: Expanding your horizons—A panel discussion about forms of technical writing you may not have considered (full version)
• Starting a chapter-level Special Interest Group (full version)
• Annual STC competition is coming!
• How to establish a relationship with employment agencies
• And more!

• Feature article: Usability (full version)
• July PSC meeting: Expanding your horizons
• Last month's speaker: Lance Gelein, The road ahead
• Idea watch
• Profile on Chapter officers and committee leaders
• Volunteer opportunities

• Lance Gelein presents tips and tricks for staying ahead in the job market at our June 18 chapter meeting
• Li Cao, our scholarship winner, talks about his experiences living in the United States
• Vivian Todhunter, incoming president, talks about her goals for the year
• And more... check it out!

  STC-PSC Newsletter

Vol. 2, Issue 1

June 2002

(PDF: 264k)

• Lance Gelein presents tips and tricks for staying ahead in the job market at our June 18 chapter meeting

• Li Cao, our scholarship winner, talks about his experiences living in the United States

• Vivian Todhunter, incoming president, talks about her goals for the year

• And more... check it out!