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Mar 2005 - Hints for Writing a Business Proposal
Apr 2005 - Keeping Track of Your Performance
May 2005 - Are You Drowning in Email?
Jun 2005 - Tips for More Efficient Use of Email
Jul 2005 - Tips for Writing Instructions
Sep 2005 - Engineers as Communicators
Oct 2005 - Simplified Punctuation Rules
Nov 2005 - Contemporary Letter Format
Dec 2005 - Writing Executive Summaries
Feb 2006 - Abbreviations in Narrative
Mar 2006 - Numbers in Narrative
Apr 2006 - Removing the Extra Words
May 2006 - Using the Right Words
Jun 2006 - Know why you are writing
Sep 2006 - Get to the point
Oct 2006 - Using the Active Voice
Nov 2006 - Correcting Fragmented Sentences
Dec 2006 - Correcting Run-on Sentences
Jan 2007 - Language, Writing, Ethics and Engineering
May 2007 - Writing an Objective Comparative Analysis
Sep 2007 - Entertaining Grammar Books: Is that possible?
Oct 2007 - A Useful Language Handbook: Is that possible?
Nov 2007 - A No. 1 Best Seller: Pandas and Punctuation
Dec 2007 - A Literary Treasure: English for Engineers
Jan 2008 - Keeping Track of Your Performance
Feb 2008 - Writing Project Completion Reports
Mar 2008 - Reporting Course or Conference Attendance
Apr 2008 - Summarizing an Informal Meeting
May 2008 - Hints for Writing a Business Proposal
Jun 2008 - Write the Way You Speak
July 2008 - Communicate with Confidence
Sept 2008 - From Power Point Poison to Standing Ovation
Oct 2008 - Power Point to Standing Ovation (part 2)
Nov 2008 - Power Point to Standing Ovation (part 3)
Dec 2008 - Power Point to Standing Ovation (part 4)

Each issue of RGI News offers many helpful tips and techniques for written and spoken communications.

Use the Web links below to contact or join these technical communication groups.

Society for Technical Communication: www.stc.org
Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers: www.ieee.org
Professional Communication Society: www.ieeepcs.org
Association of Teachers of Technical Writing: www.attw.org