Volume XX Number 3

March 2007

STC Announces Fellows, Associate Fellows for 2007

The highest rank that the Society for Technical Communication can confer upon a member is that of fellow. The select few who become fellows are associate fellows who have attained eminence in the arts and sciences of technical communication through service that has distinguished both the Society and the profession.

Fellows

Andrea L. Ames, Silicon Valley Chapter; Academic, Consulting & Independent Contracting, Information Design & Architecture, Quality & Process Improvement, and Usability & User Experience SIGs

Elizabeth Bailey, Lone Star Chapter; Academic, Instructional Design & Learning, and Management SIGs

Dana E. Chisnell, San Francisco Chapter; AccessAbility, Information Design & Architecture, and Usability & User Experience SIGs

Geoffrey J. S. Hart, Montreal Chapter; Scientific Communication SIG

Thomas Edward Pinelli, Washington, D.C. Chapter

Whitney Quesenbery, AccessAbility and Usability & User Experience SIGs

Karen A. Schriver, Pittsburgh Chapter; Information Design & Architecture and Usability & User Experience SIGs

Marian Grace Stone, Phoenix Chapter; Academic, Information Design & Architecture, Online, and Usability & User Experience SIGs

STC recognizes and honors deserving senior members by conferring upon them the rank of associate fellow. Those selected as associate fellows are exceptional individuals who have consistently demonstrated meaningful contributions to the Society and to the profession over a period of years.

Associate Fellows

Jonathan W. Baker, Boston, India, Israel, Silicon Valley, and TransAlpine Chapters; Consulting & Independent Contracting, International Technical Communication, and Management SIGs

Phylise Banner Klein, Montreal and Tech Valley Chapters; Environmental, Safety & Health Communication, Information Design & Architecture, Instructional Design & Learning, and Scientific Communication SIGs

Daniel L. Brantley, Chicago Chapter; Lone Writer SIG

David J. Dick, Washington, D.C. Chapter; Lone Writer and Usability & User Experience SIGs

Douglas G. Dow, India and Lone Star Chapters; Information Design & Architecture, Lone Writer, and Single Sourcing SIGs

Barbara A. Giammona, Orange County and San Francisco Chapters; Management SIG

Lori Gillen, Boston Chapter; AccessAbility SIG

(Susan) Kristine Haugseth, Puget Sound Chapter; Management SIG

Peter C. Heikes, Twin Cities Chapter; Instructional Design & Learning and Management SIGs

Russell L. Kahn, Central New York Chapter; Information Design & Architecture SIG

Mary Ryba Knepper, Chicago and East Tennessee Chapters

Victoria Koster-Lenhardt, TransAlpine Chapter; Management, Marketing Communication, and Usability & User Experience SIGs

Carolyn Luttrell, Boston and Philadelphia Metro Chapters; Instructional Design & Learning and International Technical Communication SIGs

Mike Markley, India and Snake River Chapters; Illustrators & Visual Designers, International Technical Communication, Management, and Marketing Communication SIGs

Lori A. Marra, Rochester Chapter; Emerging Technologies SIG

Dick Miller, Willamette Valley Chapter; Usability & User Experience SIG

Sylvia Miller, Southwestern Ohio Chapter; Consulting & Independent Contracting and Instructional Design & Learning SIGs

Jack Molisani, Aloha, Los Angeles, and Orange County Chapters; Consulting & Independent Contracting, Lone Writer, and Management SIGs

Beth Najberg, Chicago Chapter; Illustrators & Visual Designers, Information Design & Architecture, Instructional Design & Learning, and Online SIGs

Lisa R. Pappas, Carolina Chapter; AccessAbility SIG

Barbara J. Philbrick, Northeast Ohio Chapter; Consulting & Independent Contracting SIG

Kathryn Poe, Lone Star Chapter; Instructional Design & Learning SIG

Lynda R. Shindley, Twin Cities Chapter; Instructional Design & Learning SIG

Frank E. Tagader, Aloha and Rocky Mountain Chapters; Information Design & Architecture, Instructional Design & Learning, International Technical Communication, Online, Single Sourcing, and Usability & User Experience SIGs

Douglas C. Woestendiek, Connecticut Chapter; Emerging Technologies SIG

Honors Reception

The new fellows and associate fellows will be honored at STC’s 54th Annual Conference, May 12–16, 2007, in Minneapolis, Minnesota. An honors banquet will be held on Tuesday, May 15. (A reception will precede the banquet at 6 PM.) Tickets for the banquet and reception are $45 and can be purchased using the online conference registration form.