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Society for Technical Communication (STC) Award Winners, 2015-2016

Previous Award Winners are here.

The Society for Technical Communication (STC) advances the theory and practice of technical communication across all user abilities and media so that both businesses and customers benefit from safe, appropriate, and effective use of products, information, and services.

STC Carolina Chapter Award of Distinguished Technical Communication

STC defines an Award of Distinguished as follows: Clearly superior in all areas. The entry contains no major flaws and few, if any, minor flaws. It applies the principles of technical communication in an outstanding way, particularly in the way that it anticipates and fulfills the needs of its audience.

Entries receiving an Excellence or Distinguished award are eligible for submission to the STC International Summit Competition. This is a separate submission process.

PROC TABULATE by Example, Second Edition *This entry was also voted the Best of Show for the 2015-2016 Carolina Chapter competition, and received an STC International Summit Award of Merit. Contributors include: Lauren Haworth Lake, Author Julie McKnight, Author Brenna Leath, Developmental Editor Kathy Restivo, Copyeditor Denise T. Jones, Technical Publishing Specialist Robert Harris, Designer

STC Carolina Chapter Award of Excellence

STC defines an Award of Excellence as follows: Consistently meets high standards in all areas. The entry might contain a single major flaw or a few minor flaws. The entry clearly demonstrates an exceptional understanding of technical communication principles.

Entries receiving an Excellence or Distinguished award are eligible for submission to the STC International Summit Competition. This is a separate submission process.

Bayesian Analysis of Item Response Theory Models Using SAS Contributors include: Clement A. Stone, Author Xiawen Zhu, Author Jenny Jennings Foerst, Developmental Editor Kathy Underwood, Copyeditor Denise T. Jones, Technical Publishing Specialist Robert Harris, Designer

An Introduction to SAS University Edition Contributors include: Ron Cody, Author Sian Roberts, Developmental Editor Kathy Restivo, Editor Robert Harris, Designer Monica McClain, Technical Publishing Specialist

SAS Mobile BI 7.31 for IOS: Quick Tour of VoiceOver Support *This entry also received an STC International Summit Award of Merit. Contributors include: Ed Summers, Writer Karen Mobley, Writer Jesse Olley, Audio-Visual Brad Kellam, Editor

SAS Mobile BI: Accessibility Features for Users with Low Vision *This entry also received an STC International Summit Award of Excellence. Contributors include: Karen Mobley, Writer Ed Summers, Writer Jesse Olley, Audio-Visual Brad Kellam, Editor

SAS Mobile BI: View Reports on the iPhone / View Reports on Android Phone Contributors include: Karen Mobley, Writer Jesse Olley, Audio-Visual Brad Kellam, Editor

SAS Visual Analytics 7.2: Getting Started with Analytical Models Contributors include: Peter Gerakios, Writer Amy Wolfe, Technical Editor

SAS Visual Analytics 7.3: Getting Started with Data on Windows Contributors include: Catherine Hitti, Writer Amy Wolfe, Technical Editor

SAS University Edition Help Center Contributors include: Jennifer Tamburro, Writer Marie Dexter, Writer Karen Feldman, e-Learning Developer Kathy Passarella, e-Learning Developer Tate Renner, Technical Editor