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The Fall 2011 Edition of our chapter newsletter, Ragged Left is now available on the newsletter page.

Upcoming Berkeley Chapter Meetings and Events

February 8, 2012 Bringing the Editor's Perspective to Our Work. A panel of editors from around the Bay Area: Louise Galindo (VMWare), Jeff Gardiner (VMWare), Deirdre Greene (Independent Editor), and Daniel Milne (Oracle). Facilitated by Linda Urban (Linda Urban Communications, LLC).
Registration is open.

Do you need a ride to the meeting? Contact rides@stc-berkeley.org and we will try to match you with someone who is driving, or help to arrange a ride from Rockridge BART.
March 14, 2012 Bruce Poropat will present Plain Language for Technical Writers. Registration is open.

Upcoming Special Events in Our Area

February 21, 2012, Mekon.com and Adobe Systems are offering a full-day seminar at the Adobe offices in San Jose on Migrating to DITA with FrameMaker

Meet Us Face-To-Face!

Your best benefit from your STC Dues is to meet your fellow Chapter members at our general meetings. Use the following link to access information on the next Berkeley Chapter General Meeting.

Meet Us In Our Virtual Meeting Room!

Your next best benefit from your STC Dues is to meet your fellow Chapter members at our virtual meeting room. Use the following link to access information for our Chapter's Yahoo! Group Yahoo! Group.

STC Berkeley Chapter Welcomes You

We welcome you to the Berkeley Chapter of the Society for Technical Communication.

If you work as a technical writer or trainer, graphic designer, indexer, webmaster, production designer, pubs manager, or any of the many other technical communication roles, this is the place for you! Here you will find information about our Chapter's past and future activities, STC news and information, and many resources for technical communicators -- all tailored to your needs.

Our Chapter has loose geographical boundaries, extending all the way from Vallejo to Fremont, and centered in Berkeley, California (a location that represents both a social and geographical heart for our Chapter).

We look forward to meeting you in person. Please join us at our next monthly meeting at the Highlands Country Club, which is a fantastically nice facility!

In the meantime, explore our Chapter's website, learn about us, discover what we have achieved so far, and how you can assist us in the next few months! We want you involved, active, committed, supportive, and successful in your achievements (both personal and professional).

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