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SIGs

Quality and Process Improvement SIG

The Quality and Process Improvement Special Interest Group (SIG) helps members learn more about quality processes and quality assessment to improve their technical communication, and to share knowledge of these improved processes with other technical communicators worldwide.

See the Society-level SIG Web site at Quality and Process Improvement SIG

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WDC-MB Chapter SIG Manager

Vacant

At present, there is no local SIG associated with the Washington, DC - Metro Baltimore 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, Carolyn Kelley Klinger, at .

STC SIG Advocate

Karen Mardahl
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Society-Level SIG Officers

See http://www.stc.org/membership/sigDescription01.asp?ID=17 for the current SIG managers, newsletter editor, treasurer, and webmaster.

Last modified Saturday, 01-Oct-2011


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