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  Chapter Achievement Awards

• The STC Phoenix Chapter won the Chapter Achievement Awards (basically chapter of the year award in our category) in the following years:
  
  2007 Chapter of Excellence 
  2006 Chapter of Distinction
  2005 Chapter of Excellence 
  2004 Chapter of Merit
  2003 Chapter of Distinction
  2002 Chapter of Excellence (not quite distinguished)
  2001 Chapter of Excellence*
  
  2000 Chapter Achievement Award 
  1998 Chapter Achievement Award 
  1996 Chapter Achievement Award 
  1994 Chapter Achievement Award 
  1993 Chapter Achievement Award 
  1992 Chapter Achievement Award 
  
  * Prior to 2001, only one award was given per membership category, called the Chapter Achievement Award. Current levels of honor are
  Merit, Excellence, and Distinguished.
  
  Chapter Achievement Awards recognize a professional or student chapter's outstanding accomplishments in achieving the Society's goals through a wide range of programs and activities.
  * 2001 was the first year awards were given for other than the top award.
    

• STC Newsletter Competition Awards 

• 2007 Excellence and Most Improved
  2006 Excellence
  2005 Excellence
  2004 Distinguished and Best of Show!
  2003 Merit 
  2002 Excellence
  2001 Excellence
  2000 Excellence and Most Improved
  1999 Merit
  1998 Achievement
  1997 Distinguished
  1996 Excellence
  1995 Merit
  1994 (did not enter)
  1993 Distinguished
  1992 Achievement
  1991 Merit 
    

• STC Public Relations Competition Awards

• 2006 Excellence, Specific Event or Service Publicity
  2005 Distinguished, Specific Event or Service Publicity
  2004 Excellence, Specific Event or Service Publicity
  2003 Distinguished, Promotional Communications 
  2001 Distinguished, Special Event Promotion
  1991 Distinguished, Sustained Public Relations Effort
  
  2005 comments: "This PR plan was done the way it should be done—an example for other STC chapters. Great job!"
  
  2004 comments: "For great evaluation tools and concise reporting."
  
  2003 judges' comments: "Your results speak for themselves!" and "Incredible entry with goals, objectives, and achievements!" 
  
  2001 judges' comments: "For a highly creative and witty campaign with great supporting materials. "Udderly" awesome!"
    

• Distinguished Chapter Service Awards

• 2007 
  Linda Glass Shacklock
  
  Previous Honorees  
  Tom Barnett 2003, 1997, 1995
  Maura Betler 2002
  John Brinegar 1999
  Steve Cascone (now with Suncoast Chapter) 1993
  Loretta DeMarais 1999
  Kathy Graden 2004 
  Ellen Fenwick (now with the Snake River Chapter) 1993
  Debbi Gabriel 1998
  Beth Gallob
  Carl Gotlieb 1997
  Gloria McConnell 2004 
  Roberta McDermott Mattord 2001 (now with the Austin Chapter)
  Jim Morgan 2001
  Aiessa Moyna 2002
  Dana Osborne 2003
  Jane Smith 2005
  Marian Barchilon Stone 1996
  Val Toliver 2001
  Freya Winsberg 1994
  Carl Young 1999
  Karen Zorn 2005
  
  The Distinguished Chapter Service Awards acknowledge the work of chapter members who provide exemplary service to the Society through their dedication to the chapter and its activities.
    

• Sigma Tau Chi (Honorary Society for Students)

2007 
Jennifer Davis


• Associate Fellows

• Jane Smith, 2006
  Aiessa Moyna, 2004
  Marian Barchilon, 1999 
  Tom Barnett, 2001 
  John Brinegar 
  Steve Cascone, 2002 (now with Suncoast Chapter)
  Ellen Fenwick (now with the Snake River Chapter)
  Freya Winsberg, 2000
  
  Karen Schriver, 2000 (Phoenix Chapter nominated)
  
  The rank of associate fellow is conferred only upon a senior member who has attained distinction in the field of technical communication. Senior members may not apply for the rank of associate fellow; they must be nominated by a committee composed of fellows and associate fellows.

• Fellow

Marian G. Stone, 2007 
Tom Barnett, 2006 


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  The rank of fellow is conferred only upon associate fellows who have attained such eminence in the field of technical communication that the board, by a two-thirds vote of all members, deems them worthy of being singled out as one of the select few who have distinguished the Society and the profession. Associate fellows may not apply for the rank of fellow; they must be nominated by a committee of fellows.
  
   

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