If you are looking for a job or just to network, or if you are a hiring manager or recruiter looking to fill a job, STC-New England has a service for you. The Member Profile/Resume Bank provides information about members and links to their resumes. The profile posting service is free for STC-New England members.

The STC New England Chapter offers the following networking links. You do not need to be a member of STC to join these networking groups.

Your Chapter Needs YOU!

New volunteers are always valuable since they contribute new ideas and additional skills.

We all have the same goals, such as, to further our skills, learn more about and promote our profession, and network with others. Please pitch in to help us provide services to you and our STC New England Chapter members.

For more information about volunteering contact Rick Lippincott at rjl6955@yahoo.com.

 

 

 

Chapter Competitions

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Judges' Overview

Judging is a great opportunity not only to see what is being produced in our field, but to team up with other professionals to provide feedback and input. It is a team effort to help encourage quality in our profession.

Judging consists of the following:

Online Communication Competition Judges

  • Register to judge.
  • Attend Judges' Orientation.
  • The Orientation package contains all the forms for judging.
  • If applicable, perform Web site judging.
  • Attend all-day Consensus Judging to review all entries in all categories, determine award winners, and finalize the judging forms. Judges who have reviewed entries via URL attend half-day.

Technical Art Competition Judges

  • Register to judge.
  • Attend Judges’ Orientation.
  • Attend Consensus Judging to review all entries in all categories, determine award winners, and finalize the judging forms.

Technical Publications Competition Judges

  • Register to judge.
  • Attend Judges' Orientation.
  • Pick up the materials you will judge.
  • Review the materials at home during the last week of October and the first two weeks of November, marking the judging forms with detailed, preliminary comments.

    Note that only 2 copies of the worksheet are provided in the packet. The worksheet is available online. We actually prefer that you complete it online. It is much easier for the entrant to read your comments. You can also find a copy of the handbook.

  • Attend Consensus Judging to confer with other judges on the entries. Entries are evaluated by category, and the time commitment is approximately 3 to 4 hours, depending on the number of entries in the category. At this time, the judging teams determine the award winners and finalize the judging forms.

Note that all judges must attend orientation.

If you have any questions about judging, don't hesitate to ask one of the competitions contacts.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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