The Willamette Galley E-zine

An important benefit of membership is the chapter newsletter, which is produced bimonthly, and distributed by email. The Willamette Galley e-zine contains chapter news, feature articles, and other items of interest.

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Newsletter Guidelines
The Willamette Galley co-editors, Valerie Ball and Carol Larson, read and review textual and visual submissions and publish those that, to the knowledge of The Galley staff, do not violate laws regarding libel, slander, pornography, or civil rights. Copyright laws are strictly enforced.

The Willamette Galley is published bimonthly in even-numbered months. Article submission deadlines are:

• 10th day of the month preceding the publication month: Op-Ed articles and book/software reviews (750–1,000 words)
• 15th day of the month preceding the publication month: Feature articles (750–1,000 words); Letters to the Editor (<150 words); Bios (50–90 words)

All submissions will be considered for publication in the next appropriate issue and will be edited for grammar and clarity. While we prefer original articles written specifically for The Willamette Galley, exceptional articles may be reprinted if they are properly sourced and reprint permission is given.

Note: By submitting an article, you implicitly grant a license to The Willamette Galley to run the article and for other STC publications to reprint it without permission. Copyright is held by the writer. Please let the editors know if this article has run elsewhere and if it has been submitted for consideration to other publications.

Please email your articles and biography in either Word or email format with supporting graphics to Valerie M. Ball or Carol Larson.

Newsletter Exchange
The Willamette Galley staff encourages other STC chapters and local chapters of other professional organizations to participate in a newsletter exchange. For more information, contact Valerie M. Ball or Carol Larson.