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• Contacts
• Meeting Information
The International Technical Communicators Special Interest Group (SIG) helps members exchange information and learn more about how to communicate technical information to worldwide audiences effectively. The ITC SIG serves its members by exchanging information about globalization and localization projects, international standards, and the development of product information for international audiences. SIG activities include publishing Global Talk (the SIG's quarterly newsletter), presenting seminars on international technical communication at local conferences and STC Annual Conferences, and developing articles for Intercom.
WDC Chapter SIG Manager:
Vacant
At present, there is no local SIG associated with the Washington, DC chapter. Some members of the chapter belong to the Society-level SIG. If you are interested in volunteering to manage a local SIG, please contact the chapter president, Kristen Sweet, at .
Society-level Manager:
Kit Brown
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Membership Manager:
Carolyn Luttrell
E-mail:
Webmaster:
Ann Zdunczyk
E-mail:
STC Washington, DC Chapter