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IEEE Professional Communication Society Newsletter • ISSN 1539-3593 • Volume 53, Volume 53, Number 7 • September 2009
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Vote in the IEEE Annual Election

From IEEE Society Sentinel, 15 September 2009


IEEE members are requested to participate in the annual IEEE elections. This is your opportunity to provide input to determine who will serve on the IEEE Board of Directors, Member and Geographic Activities Board, Technical Activities Board, IEEE-USA Board, and Standards Association Board. The ballots for the IEEE Annual Election have been mailed to all eligible IEEE voting members. Please remind the members in your Geographic Unit to vote. The IEEE Annual Election Web page has more information about the election and a link to access the ballot electronically. Ballots must be received by 12:00 p.m. CT (17:00 UTC) on 1 October 2009.

IEEE Editorial Board Nominations

From IEEE MGA SCOOP , 18 September 2009


IEEE Press is seeking nominations for qualified candidates who are willing to serve, if elected, on the IEEE Press Editorial Board or in the position of Editor-in-Chief.

Members of the Board serve three-year terms, with a maximum of two terms. The Editor-in-Chief serves a two-year term, which may be renewed. A member of the IEEE Press Editorial Board must be an IEEE Member, Senior Member, or Fellow. The primary duty of Board members is to provide technical and scientific expertise in the development of world-class, technical books. Board members are asked to work on a continuing basis with the Editor-in-Chief and professional acquisitions editors to recruit authors, review their proposals, and assist in identifying technical reviewers of proposals, and complete book manuscripts.

Please e-mail nominations to Lani Angso (l.angso@ieee.org) by 21 September 2009 (with a biography of no more than two pages that demonstrates the candidate’s interest and technical experience). Self-nomination is permitted. Please e-mail Ken Moore (k.moore@ieee.org), Director, IEEE Book & Information Services, for additional information.

Call for Recommendations for 2010 EAB Positions

The IEEE Educational Activities Board (EAB) Nominations and Appointments (N&A) Committee invites recommendations for 2010 Chairs of EAB Councils and Committees and other EAB positions:

  • Accreditation Policy Council (APC)
  • Awards & Recognition Committee (ARC)
  • Pre-University Education Coordinating Committee (PECC)
  • Continuing Professional Education Comm ittee (CPEC)
  • Public Awareness Committee (PAC)
  • Society Outreach Committee (SOOC)
  • Section Outreach Committee (SEOC)

The EAB N&A values the following criteria for all EAB positions:

  • experience or high-level of interest in education
  • record of being an active volunteer and contributor
  • willingness to serve
  • high skill level or interest expressed in area needed by the EAB position

To make a recommendation, please e-mail a brief position statement and bio to EAB (eab-admin@ieee.org) by 1 November 2009. For more information about the EAB Committees, please see the EAB Operations Manual.


 

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