About

This page contains:

  1. Current board members
  2. Basic chapter statistics (membership, etc.)
  3. Time and location of meetings
  4. STC Mission Statement
  5. How to join our chapter or STC
  6. How to volunteer

Current Chapter Leadership

President: Richard Mateosian
(president@stc-berkeley.org) 

Treasurer: Joseph Humbert
 (treasurer@stc-berkeley.org)

VP for Membership: Dan Littman
(membership@stc-berkeley.org) 

VP for Programs: Rachel Lamb
(programs@stc-berkeley.org) 

Secretary: Nicki Davis
(secretary@stc-berkeley.org)

Immediate Past President: Nicki Davis
(past-president@stc-berkeley.org)

Arrangements: Tonie Flores (appointed officer)
(arrangements@stc-berkeley.org) 

Time and Location of Meetings: 

The chapter meets on the second Wednesday of every month at:

Highlands Country Club
110 Hiller Drive Oakland, California

The meeting room at Highlands Country Club.

The meeting room at Highlands Country Club.

STC San Francisco Bay by the Numbers:

Founded: 1987

Monthly meetings held: More than 350

Current members: approximately 40

Followers on Meetup.com: 400+

STC Mission Statement

The Society for Technical Communication advances technical communication as the discipline of transforming complex information into usable content for products, processes, and services.

STC serves its members by identifying and promoting best practices in the field and by demonstrating the economic value delivered by technical communicators. By providing lifelong learning opportunities, we help our members develop their skills and competencies so that they may advance in a variety of career paths. For details on the mission and vision, see https://www.stc.org/about-stc/mission-a-vision/

How to join

You can become a member of STC, and our chapter, by visiting the STC.org:

Membership Categories and Rates

Remember, if you’re not a member yet, you can still attend all our events, including the job fair.

Want to do more?

The more you put into STC, the more you get out of it. Getting involved is a great way to network, stay on top of industry trends, and build new skills.

All you have to do is show up at a meeting and let us know that you’d like to pitch in.

Here are some of the volunteer roles that you might want to try:

  • VP for Programs
  • Webmaster
  • Secretary
  • blog contributor
  • events planning and setup