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Chapter Honors
See the Chapter Honors page for information about Chapter Achievement, Chapter Pacesetter, Newsletter and Public Relations Competition awards given to the chapter. |
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| Chapter Achievement Awards | Chapter Pacesetter Awards |
| STC Newsletter Competition Awards | STC Public Relations Competition Awards |
| Web Site Awards | |
2005 — Won 2005 APEX® Awards for Publication Excellence in the category of "Web & Intranet Site Content & Writing".
The 2005 APEX® awards were based on excellence in graphic design, editorial content and the success of the entry—in the opinion of the judges—in achieving overall communications effectiveness and excellence. A total of 4,942 entries were evaluated. Of those entries, 100 APEX Grand Awards were presented in 11 major categories to honor the outstanding works in those categories; and 1,523 APEX Awards of Excellence recognize excellence in 109 individual categories.
2002 — Our job announcement pages were awarded with a listing in the (WEDDLE's 2002 Recruiter's Guide to Employment Web Sites) on 21 February 2002.
2001 — Our job announcement pages were awarded with a listing in the (WEDDLE's 2001 Guide to Employment Web Sites) on 11 January 2000.
1997 — The Lone Star Chapter of the Society for Technical Communication (STC) holds a World Wide Web Page Competition.
This competition recognizes technical excellence in World Wide Web page design. This Web site won an Award of Achievement in the 1997 World Wide Web Page Competition sponsored by the STC Lone Star Chapter in Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas.



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