Bartlomiej Fulanty
Feature Artist
Bartlomiej is an IT specialist from Tarnów, Poland. He is interested in web design, computer graphics, digital photography and developing web solutions. Bartlomiej is currently employed as a webmaster at Poland Development Gateway (www.pldg.pl), a part of World Bank's Development Gateway project (www.developmentgateway.org), and www.infoport.pl, a portal for Polish administration and local governments.

"Because I have full-time job, I photograph in my spare time. My experience with digital photography started almost two years ago and it was love at first sight. When I'm not out there capturing the moment I enjoy spending time with my beloved girlfriend or playing computer games."

Milan Davidovic
Feature Author

Milan is an active member of the Toronto Single-Sourcing Special Interest Group. This group is open to technical communicators in the greater Toronto area who want to participate in discussions about single-sourcing practices and technology.

Sarah Wigser
Columnists
SWO-STC President
Sarah is a senior technical writer at Seapine Software in Mason, Ohio, and is solely responsible for generating documentation for three products. Documentation includes PDFs, online help, and printed guides. Sarah uses FrameMaker, WebWorks Publisher, Dreamweaver, and Paint Shop Pro in her daily work life. Outside of STC, you will usually find Sarah at a bookstore or a local hiking trail—two of her greatest loves. She also loves to travel, garden, try new recipes, and she is an avid college basketball fan. In addition, Sarah has a two-year old niece who seems to take up a lot of her time.

Denise Roberts
Newsletter Editor
Denise Roberts has been a Learning Strategist at DigitalThink, Inc., in downtown Cincinnati for the past four years. Her responsibilities include developing and designing course content, animations, and interactive learning applications. You will also find Denise directing audio recordings, coordinating incoming calls, or even playing the role of project management at DigitalThink. She completed a two-year internship at Fluor Fernald as a Documentation Specialist while she earned her degree in Technical Writing and Editing. In her free time, you can find Denise playing with her two-year old daughter, Anya Belle, or bargain shopping for her new home.

David Michel
Copyeditor
David lives in Kettering, a suburb of Dayton, and currently works at Sinclair Community College as an Application Specialist in a user support capacity for the students and faculty. David has obtained a Bachelors of Arts and Certification in Computer Programming from Sinclair. He joined STC in July and has edited a number of newsletter articles. Professionally, David would like to write software documentation. He also likes to travel, play chess, and listen to music.

Jane Steinmetz
Usability Engineer
Jane lives in Cincinnati and recently was a Senior Technical Writer for GGS Information Services. She drew on her background in machine and product design to write operator's and maintenance manuals for a client that manufactures packaging machines. Currently she is in the process of homing in on the next direction of her career path. She began her career as a product designer with a BS in Industrial Design from the University of Cincinnati. Over the years, in addition to writing, she has worked as a graphic designer and illustrator, database programmer, and operations manager. In her free time, Jane has volunteered for the past 15 years with a program that works with at-risk youth.

Harold Fox
Columnist
Harold is a senior STC member, enjoying being retired from the working world. Besides writing "Calling All Verbivores," Harold is serving SWO STC as Representative to the Affiliate Societies Council in Dayton, co-chair for TechFest 2004, and convener of the Creative Writing SIG. Since retirement Harold has resumed active participation in theater, having now acted in seven productions since coming off hiatus. He is the moderator (lay leader) of his congregation and a member of the boards of directors for Leaders for Equality and Action in Dayton (LEAD) and the Dayton Theatre Guild.

Jerry Wonderly
Columnist
A native Daytonian and freelance writer, Jerry Wonderly is a nuts-and-bolts columnist for the Dayton Microcomputer Association's award winning DataBus newsletter. He specializes in timely write-ups about current cyber-events, trends, and free or inexpensive software for the average computer user. He has worked as an advertising copywriter and has had some poetry published, most notably in the concrete style. Jerry is currently employed by Emery Worldwide as a cargo handler. He has two years of college under his belt with an emphasis on liberal arts. On the side, Jerry has volunteered for the past 20 + years. His volunteer efforts include stints in union/management negotiations, community theater, neighborhood grant writing, playground design, landscape architecture, tree planting, and chairman of neighborhood improvement committees. A recreational bowler, Jerry once formed a team named Pinsnatchers.