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The Boston chapter bestows an award of volunteerism to the chapter and offers a scholarship.

The Carol A. Landers Spirit of Volunteerism Award was first awarded in 2000, in remembrance of Carol Landers, a former chapter president. This memorial award recognizes volunteerism and community service - two if Carol's passions.

The Edward J. Carbrey Jr. Scholarship was established in 1996 and was awarded to deserving undergraduate students in technical communications programs. It was created as a tribute to Edward J. Carbrey, Jr., a long-time Chapter member, Council member, and STC fellow.

In 2004, the resources of these awards were combined, to formally create the Landers/Carbrey Spirit of Volunteerism award.

Your suggestions for the award name and any questions or comments should be directed to the Lynda Schiff.

The Society for Technical Communication and Northeastern University jointly established this annual scholarship in 1986 in memory of Helen Loeb.

Formerly of IBM Corporation, Helen Loeb was the founder of the technical writing programs at Northeastern University and served as the program director until the mid-1980s.

This award honors the graduating student with the highest grade point average.

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