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2026Q1 Reports: Workshop Officer

2026-03-02T12:52:39Z

Zeerak: Created page with "We have completed the first full cycle of workshop submissions, having split the call into two (one for summer conferences and one for fall/winter conferences). Submissions for summer conferences was very high, with fewer for the winter conferences. We're expecting this to stabilise over time as this was the first year with a split call."

We have completed the first full cycle of workshop submissions, having split the call into two (one for summer conferences and one for fall/winter conferences). Submissions for summer conferences was very high, with fewer for the winter conferences. We're expecting this to stabilise over time as this was the first year with a split call.

2024Q3 Reports: Workshop Officers

2025-06-30T08:23:30Z

Zeerak: /* Long-standing workshops */

== Workshop officers’ report ==

In the 2025 workshop cycle, 139 unique workshops were submitted (not counting duplicates or withdrawn submissions)–this is up from 99 the previous year. 29 workshops have been allocated to ACL, two of which have been combined into a single workshop; 25 workshops allocated to NAACL; and 20 allocated to EMNLP, including two workshops combined into a single workshop. This means that of 139 workshop proposals, 74 (55%) were accepted in some form. The scale of proposals is quickly becoming an issue. Below, we outline the issues that are emerging and potential resolutions.

=== Workshop colocation preferences ===
Almost all workshops prefer to be colocated with any conference but the earliest conference due to the very limited preparation time. Given this and the early proposed conference dates for EACL next year, we are attempting to have two workshop proposal deadlines for 2026. However, we are running into several issues due to a shorter planning timeframe for conferences earlier in the cycle. The primary bottleneck currently is EACL planning: even though the call for workshop proposals for EACL should go out soon, it is still unclear when or in which country EACL will be held. Consequently, the Workshop Chairs have not been identified. This presents obvious issues with soliciting and reviewing workshop proposals, buy-in from the local organisers, and so forth. A reasonable approach to handling this is for the ACL to have conferences planned out at least 12 months in advance.

=== Ethical considerations around workshop proposals ===
In the 2025 cycle, three workshop proposals caused ethical concerns. Specifically, two workshop proposals included an organiser at a university in a settler colony in the occupied West Bank, and another workshop proposal was for military and defense purposes. While only the latter was rejected, ethical concerns such as working at a university that actively displaces a native population and in a state which solicits NLP systems for military purposes should be considered as violations of the ACL’s code of ethics (1.1; 1.2; and 1.4).

=== Desk Rejection Policy ===
Given the increased demand for workshop slots, we would advocate for making the desk rejection policy more clear. This includes, but is not limited to rejecting workshop proposals that:
* Do not adhere to the submission template (e.g., page limit).
* Do not provide information on all required aspects of the proposal
* Do not provide Information for all workshop organisers on the submission site and in the submission itself
* Do not provide accommodation for virtual participation without appropriate justification.
* Do not comply with the ACL code of ethics.

Such desk rejection criteria should hold for all workshops, including longstanding workshops such as CoNLL.

=== Long-standing workshops ===
While longstanding workshops such as SemEval and CoNLL continue to be organised, the default inclusion of longstanding workshops raises an important question of the future of workshops. As more workshop series have now been running for 10 years or longer, the question of their continued relevance becomes increasingly important. Workshops have traditionally held a dual role of (1) providing a space for publishing research in a subfield and for (2) providing a meeting space for researchers. This has been particularly important for new fields as they emerge, as they may be undervalued by the majority of the field. However, many such workshops are beginning to lose their relevance with regard to the need for a separate publishing space (e.g., Blackbox NLP, CoNLL, and *SEM) as work in the fields are in the mainstream of the *CL conferences. This increase in long-running workshops exacerbates the space limitations we have on workshops, further limiting the availability of slots for workshops on new areas. The expectation that long-running workshops will be automatically accepted to a venue has also meant that in some cases, these workshops put little effort into their proposal, particularly with respect to updating the topic and focus to remain relevant to the overall field.

While the going order has been a de-facto agreement that longstanding workshops are accepted and placed at the conference of their choice, we would argue that there is a need for overhauling the workshop structure to disentangle the first and second purpose of workshops. Several different avenues could be sought to address these issues, among these are:
* Half day community meetings; similar to a workshop however without proceedings. The primary purpose is to facilitate a discussion space between researchers in the same field, including having invited talks.
* Shifting from workshop to journal after a set amount of time: One potential is to facilitate workshops becoming journals for a continued cohesive space for a research field.
* Tracks in the main conference organised by workshop organisers.
* Workshops are spun into entirely third party events (no longer co-located with *ACL conferences)
* Enforcing that all workshops compete on even ground, i.e., no preference is given to workshops due to their histories (this will add pressure on general chairs and the exec as longstanding workshops are much more likely to complain about rejection and forcefully try to get their way than young workshops)

While there is a need to address issues of growth in the field, we do not believe that all workshops should necessarily disappear as workshops. For example, the Linguistic Annotation Workshop has been running for almost 20 years, but it remains a clearly relevant space for continuing to have a meeting space. The decision to turn a workshop into another form will itself require a process to ensure a fair and equal treatment. One such method would be to implement term limits (e.g., 10 editions) for workshops, along with an easy-to-access process for obtaining an exception for extending for a set number of (e.g., 3) years.

=== Virtual-only workshops? ===
There has been a marked increase in the number of workshop proposals received, the challenge is the lack of physical space for holding workshops. The proposals set out above would help remedy that need for physical space. In addition, it might be worth considering whether we make space for virtual-only workshops, to be able to allow more workshops. However, this could only be a stop-gap measure while we address the issue of workshops.

=== The Workshop Reviewing Process ===
Given the increase in workshop submissions (and decrease in workshop acceptance rates), another concern raised by workshop organizers is the opaque workshop review process. Previously, the reviews were performed by workshop chairs and provided little feedback on the proposal. While this has worked well when there is adequate room at conference venues, this past cycle we needed to reject many otherwise qualified workshops due to space limitations. This has led to complaints about the review process and being unfairly rejected with good reviews.

One measure we have taken to increase transparency is a blog post outlining the review process and challenges during the past cycle (here). However, moving forward, more stringent reviewing (including desk rejections and feedback on ''why'' a workshop was not chosen) is likely necessary to ensure a fair workshop selection process.

2024Q3 Reports: Workshop Officers

2025-06-30T08:22:34Z

Zeerak:

== Workshop officers’ report ==

In the 2025 workshop cycle, 139 unique workshops were submitted (not counting duplicates or withdrawn submissions)–this is up from 99 the previous year. 29 workshops have been allocated to ACL, two of which have been combined into a single workshop; 25 workshops allocated to NAACL; and 20 allocated to EMNLP, including two workshops combined into a single workshop. This means that of 139 workshop proposals, 74 (55%) were accepted in some form. The scale of proposals is quickly becoming an issue. Below, we outline the issues that are emerging and potential resolutions.

=== Workshop colocation preferences ===
Almost all workshops prefer to be colocated with any conference but the earliest conference due to the very limited preparation time. Given this and the early proposed conference dates for EACL next year, we are attempting to have two workshop proposal deadlines for 2026. However, we are running into several issues due to a shorter planning timeframe for conferences earlier in the cycle. The primary bottleneck currently is EACL planning: even though the call for workshop proposals for EACL should go out soon, it is still unclear when or in which country EACL will be held. Consequently, the Workshop Chairs have not been identified. This presents obvious issues with soliciting and reviewing workshop proposals, buy-in from the local organisers, and so forth. A reasonable approach to handling this is for the ACL to have conferences planned out at least 12 months in advance.

=== Ethical considerations around workshop proposals ===
In the 2025 cycle, three workshop proposals caused ethical concerns. Specifically, two workshop proposals included an organiser at a university in a settler colony in the occupied West Bank, and another workshop proposal was for military and defense purposes. While only the latter was rejected, ethical concerns such as working at a university that actively displaces a native population and in a state which solicits NLP systems for military purposes should be considered as violations of the ACL’s code of ethics (1.1; 1.2; and 1.4).

=== Desk Rejection Policy ===
Given the increased demand for workshop slots, we would advocate for making the desk rejection policy more clear. This includes, but is not limited to rejecting workshop proposals that:
* Do not adhere to the submission template (e.g., page limit).
* Do not provide information on all required aspects of the proposal
* Do not provide Information for all workshop organisers on the submission site and in the submission itself
* Do not provide accommodation for virtual participation without appropriate justification.
* Do not comply with the ACL code of ethics.

Such desk rejection criteria should hold for all workshops, including longstanding workshops such as CoNLL.

=== Long-standing workshops ===
While longstanding workshops such as SemEval and CoNLL continue to be organised, the default inclusion of longstanding workshops raises an important question of the future of workshops. As more workshop series have now been running for 10 years or longer, the question of their continued relevance becomes increasingly important. Workshops have traditionally held a dual role of (1) providing a space for publishing research in a subfield and for (2) providing a meeting space for researchers. This has been particularly important for new fields as they emerge, as they may be undervalued by the majority of the field. However, many such workshops are beginning to lose their relevance with regard to the need for a separate publishing space (e.g., Blackbox NLP, CoNLL, and *SEM) as work in the fields are in the mainstream of the *CL conferences. This increase in long-running workshops exacerbates the space limitations we have on workshops, further limiting the availability of slots for workshops on new areas. The expectation that long-running workshops will be automatically accepted to a venue has also meant that in some cases, these workshops put little effort into their proposal, particularly with respect to updating the topic and focus to remain relevant to the overall field.

While the going order has been a de-facto agreement that longstanding workshops are accepted and placed at the conference of their choice, we would argue that there is a need for overhauling the workshop structure to disentangle the first and second purpose of workshops. Several different avenues could be sought to address these issues, among these are:
* Half day community meetings; similar to a workshop however without proceedings. The primary purpose is to facilitate a discussion space between researchers in the same field, including having invited talks.
* Shifting from workshop to journal after a set amount of time: One potential is to facilitate workshops becoming journals for a continued cohesive space for a research field.
* Tracks in the main conference organised by workshop organisers.
* Workshops are spun into entirely third party events (no longer co-located with *ACL conferences)
* Enforcing that all workshops compete on even ground, i.e., no preference is given to workshops due to their histories (this will add pressure on general chairs and the exec as longstanding workshops are much more likely to complain about rejection and forcefully try to get their way than young workshops)

While there is a need to address issues of growth in the field, we do not believe that all workshops should necessarily disappear as workshops. For example, the Linguistic Annotation Workshop has been running for almost 20 years, but it remains a clearly relevant space for continuing to have a meeting space. The decision to turn a workshop into another form will itself require a process to ensure a fair and equal treatment. One such method would be to implement term limits (e.g., 10 editions), along with an easy-to-access process for obtaining an exception for extending for a set number of (e.g., 3) years.

=== Virtual-only workshops? ===
There has been a marked increase in the number of workshop proposals received, the challenge is the lack of physical space for holding workshops. The proposals set out above would help remedy that need for physical space. In addition, it might be worth considering whether we make space for virtual-only workshops, to be able to allow more workshops. However, this could only be a stop-gap measure while we address the issue of workshops.

=== The Workshop Reviewing Process ===
Given the increase in workshop submissions (and decrease in workshop acceptance rates), another concern raised by workshop organizers is the opaque workshop review process. Previously, the reviews were performed by workshop chairs and provided little feedback on the proposal. While this has worked well when there is adequate room at conference venues, this past cycle we needed to reject many otherwise qualified workshops due to space limitations. This has led to complaints about the review process and being unfairly rejected with good reviews.

One measure we have taken to increase transparency is a blog post outlining the review process and challenges during the past cycle (here). However, moving forward, more stringent reviewing (including desk rejections and feedback on ''why'' a workshop was not chosen) is likely necessary to ensure a fair workshop selection process.

2024Q3 Reports: Workshop Officers

2025-06-30T08:20:47Z

Zeerak: /* The Workshop Reviewing Process */

== Workshop officers’ report ==

In the 2025 workshop cycle, 139 unique workshops were submitted (not counting duplicates or withdrawn submissions)–this is up from 99 the previous year. 29 workshops have been allocated to ACL, two of which have been combined into a single workshop; 25 workshops allocated to NAACL; and 20 allocated to EMNLP, including two workshops combined into a single workshop. This means that of 139 workshop proposals, 74 (55%) were accepted in some form. The scale of proposals is quickly becoming an issue. Below, we outline the issues that are emerging and potential resolutions.

=== Workshop colocation preferences ===
Almost all workshops prefer to be colocated with any conference but the earliest conference due to the very limited preparation time. Given this and the early proposed conference dates for EACL next year, we are attempting to have two workshop proposal deadlines for 2026. However, we are running into several issues due to a shorter planning timeframe for conferences earlier in the cycle. The primary bottleneck currently is EACL planning: even though the call for workshop proposals for EACL should go out soon, it is still unclear when or in which country EACL will be held. Consequently, the Workshop Chairs have not been identified. This presents obvious issues with soliciting and reviewing workshop proposals, buy-in from the local organisers, and so forth. A reasonable approach to handling this is for the ACL to have conferences planned out at least 12 months in advance.

=== Ethical considerations around workshop proposals ===
In the 2025 cycle, three workshop proposals caused ethical concerns. Specifically, two workshop proposals included an organiser at a university in the settler colony in the occupied West Bank, and another workshop proposal was for military and defense purposes. While only the latter was rejected, ethical concerns such as working at a university that actively displaces a native population and the soliciting of NLP systems for military purposes should be considered as violations of the ACL’s code of ethics (1.1; 1.2; and 1.4).

=== Desk Rejection Policy ===
Given the increased demand for workshop slots, we would advocate for making the desk rejection policy more clear. This includes, but is not limited to rejecting workshop proposals that:
* Do not adhere to the submission template (e.g., page limit).
* Do not provide information on all required aspects of the proposal
* Do not provide Information for all workshop organisers on the submission site and in the submission itself
* Do not provide accommodation for virtual participation without appropriate justification.
* Do not comply with the ACL code of ethics.

Such desk rejection criteria should hold for all workshops, including longstanding workshops such as CoNLL.

=== Long-standing workshops ===
While longstanding workshops such as SemEval and CoNLL continue to be organised, the default inclusion of longstanding workshops raises an important question of the future of workshops. As more workshop series have now been running for 10 years or longer, the question of their continued relevance becomes increasingly important. Workshops have traditionally held a dual role of (1) providing a space for publishing research in a subfield and for (2) providing a meeting space for researchers. This has been particularly important for new fields as they emerge, as they may be undervalued by the majority of the field. However, many such workshops are beginning to lose their relevance with regard to the need for a separate publishing space (e.g., Blackbox NLP, CoNLL, and *SEM) as work in the fields are in the mainstream of the *CL conferences. This increase in long-running workshops exacerbates the space limitations we have on workshops, further limiting the availability of slots for workshops on new areas. The expectation that long-running workshops will be automatically accepted to a venue has also meant that in some cases, these workshops put little effort into their proposal, particularly with respect to updating the topic and focus to remain relevant to the overall field.

While the going order has been a de-facto agreement that longstanding workshops are accepted and placed at the conference of their choice, we would argue that there is a need for overhauling the workshop structure to disentangle the first and second purpose of workshops. Several different avenues could be sought to address these issues, among these are:
* Half day community meetings; similar to a workshop however without proceedings. The primary purpose is to facilitate a discussion space between researchers in the same field, including having invited talks.
* Shifting from workshop to journal after a set amount of time: One potential is to facilitate workshops becoming journals for a continued cohesive space for a research field.
* Tracks in the main conference organised by workshop organisers.
* Workshops are spun into entirely third party events (no longer co-located with *ACL conferences)
* Enforcing that all workshops compete on even ground, i.e., no preference is given to workshops due to their histories (this will add pressure on general chairs and the exec as longstanding workshops are much more likely to complain about rejection and forcefully try to get their way than young workshops)

While there is a need to address issues of growth in the field, we do not believe that all workshops should necessarily disappear as workshops. For example, the Linguistic Annotation Workshop has been running for almost 20 years, but it remains a clearly relevant space for continuing to have a meeting space. The decision to turn a workshop into another form will itself require a process to ensure a fair and equal treatment. One such method would be to implement term limits (e.g., 10 editions), along with an easy-to-access process for obtaining an exception for extending for a set number of (e.g., 3) years.

=== Virtual-only workshops? ===
There has been a marked increase in the number of workshop proposals received, the challenge is the lack of physical space for holding workshops. The proposals set out above would help remedy that need for physical space. In addition, it might be worth considering whether we make space for virtual-only workshops, to be able to allow more workshops. However, this could only be a stop-gap measure while we address the issue of workshops.

=== The Workshop Reviewing Process ===
Given the increase in workshop submissions (and decrease in workshop acceptance rates), another concern raised by workshop organizers is the opaque workshop review process. Previously, the reviews were performed by workshop chairs and provided little feedback on the proposal. While this has worked well when there is adequate room at conference venues, this past cycle we needed to reject many otherwise qualified workshops due to space limitations. This has led to complaints about the review process and being unfairly rejected with good reviews.

One measure we have taken to increase transparency is a blog post outlining the review process and challenges during the past cycle (here). However, moving forward, more stringent reviewing (including desk rejections and feedback on ''why'' a workshop was not chosen) is likely necessary to ensure a fair workshop selection process.

2024Q3 Reports: Workshop Officers

2025-06-30T08:19:45Z

Zeerak: Created page with "== Workshop officers’ report == In the 2025 workshop cycle, 139 unique workshops were submitted (not counting duplicates or withdrawn submissions)–this is up from 99 the..."

== Workshop officers’ report ==

In the 2025 workshop cycle, 139 unique workshops were submitted (not counting duplicates or withdrawn submissions)–this is up from 99 the previous year. 29 workshops have been allocated to ACL, two of which have been combined into a single workshop; 25 workshops allocated to NAACL; and 20 allocated to EMNLP, including two workshops combined into a single workshop. This means that of 139 workshop proposals, 74 (55%) were accepted in some form. The scale of proposals is quickly becoming an issue. Below, we outline the issues that are emerging and potential resolutions.

=== Workshop colocation preferences ===
Almost all workshops prefer to be colocated with any conference but the earliest conference due to the very limited preparation time. Given this and the early proposed conference dates for EACL next year, we are attempting to have two workshop proposal deadlines for 2026. However, we are running into several issues due to a shorter planning timeframe for conferences earlier in the cycle. The primary bottleneck currently is EACL planning: even though the call for workshop proposals for EACL should go out soon, it is still unclear when or in which country EACL will be held. Consequently, the Workshop Chairs have not been identified. This presents obvious issues with soliciting and reviewing workshop proposals, buy-in from the local organisers, and so forth. A reasonable approach to handling this is for the ACL to have conferences planned out at least 12 months in advance.

=== Ethical considerations around workshop proposals ===
In the 2025 cycle, three workshop proposals caused ethical concerns. Specifically, two workshop proposals included an organiser at a university in the settler colony in the occupied West Bank, and another workshop proposal was for military and defense purposes. While only the latter was rejected, ethical concerns such as working at a university that actively displaces a native population and the soliciting of NLP systems for military purposes should be considered as violations of the ACL’s code of ethics (1.1; 1.2; and 1.4).

=== Desk Rejection Policy ===
Given the increased demand for workshop slots, we would advocate for making the desk rejection policy more clear. This includes, but is not limited to rejecting workshop proposals that:
* Do not adhere to the submission template (e.g., page limit).
* Do not provide information on all required aspects of the proposal
* Do not provide Information for all workshop organisers on the submission site and in the submission itself
* Do not provide accommodation for virtual participation without appropriate justification.
* Do not comply with the ACL code of ethics.

Such desk rejection criteria should hold for all workshops, including longstanding workshops such as CoNLL.

=== Long-standing workshops ===
While longstanding workshops such as SemEval and CoNLL continue to be organised, the default inclusion of longstanding workshops raises an important question of the future of workshops. As more workshop series have now been running for 10 years or longer, the question of their continued relevance becomes increasingly important. Workshops have traditionally held a dual role of (1) providing a space for publishing research in a subfield and for (2) providing a meeting space for researchers. This has been particularly important for new fields as they emerge, as they may be undervalued by the majority of the field. However, many such workshops are beginning to lose their relevance with regard to the need for a separate publishing space (e.g., Blackbox NLP, CoNLL, and *SEM) as work in the fields are in the mainstream of the *CL conferences. This increase in long-running workshops exacerbates the space limitations we have on workshops, further limiting the availability of slots for workshops on new areas. The expectation that long-running workshops will be automatically accepted to a venue has also meant that in some cases, these workshops put little effort into their proposal, particularly with respect to updating the topic and focus to remain relevant to the overall field.

While the going order has been a de-facto agreement that longstanding workshops are accepted and placed at the conference of their choice, we would argue that there is a need for overhauling the workshop structure to disentangle the first and second purpose of workshops. Several different avenues could be sought to address these issues, among these are:
* Half day community meetings; similar to a workshop however without proceedings. The primary purpose is to facilitate a discussion space between researchers in the same field, including having invited talks.
* Shifting from workshop to journal after a set amount of time: One potential is to facilitate workshops becoming journals for a continued cohesive space for a research field.
* Tracks in the main conference organised by workshop organisers.
* Workshops are spun into entirely third party events (no longer co-located with *ACL conferences)
* Enforcing that all workshops compete on even ground, i.e., no preference is given to workshops due to their histories (this will add pressure on general chairs and the exec as longstanding workshops are much more likely to complain about rejection and forcefully try to get their way than young workshops)

While there is a need to address issues of growth in the field, we do not believe that all workshops should necessarily disappear as workshops. For example, the Linguistic Annotation Workshop has been running for almost 20 years, but it remains a clearly relevant space for continuing to have a meeting space. The decision to turn a workshop into another form will itself require a process to ensure a fair and equal treatment. One such method would be to implement term limits (e.g., 10 editions), along with an easy-to-access process for obtaining an exception for extending for a set number of (e.g., 3) years.

=== Virtual-only workshops? ===
There has been a marked increase in the number of workshop proposals received, the challenge is the lack of physical space for holding workshops. The proposals set out above would help remedy that need for physical space. In addition, it might be worth considering whether we make space for virtual-only workshops, to be able to allow more workshops. However, this could only be a stop-gap measure while we address the issue of workshops.

=== The Workshop Reviewing Process ===
Given the increase in workshop submissions (and decrease in workshop acceptance rates), another concern raised by workshop organizers is the opaque workshop review process. Previously, the reviews were performed by workshop chairs and provided little feedback on the proposal. While this has worked well when there is adequate room at conference venues, this past cycle we needed to reject many otherwise qualified workshops due to space limitations. This has led to complaints about the review process and being unfairly rejected with good reviews.

One measure we have taken to increase transparency is a blog post outlining the review process and challenges during the past cycle (here). However, moving forward, more stringent reviewing (including desk rejections and feedback on why a workshop was not chosen) is likely necessary to ensure a fair workshop selection process.

2025Q3 Reports

2025-06-30T08:15:39Z

Zeerak: Adding link to workshop officers' report.

'''Reports from ACL Exec'''

* [[2025Q3 Reports: Office]] (Jenn Rachford)
* [[2025Q3 Reports: Treasurer]] (David Yarowsky)
* [[2025Q3 Reports: Secretary]] (Yang Feng, Shiqi Zhao)
* [[2025Q3 Reports: Member at-large / SIGs&BIG]] (Vera Demberg)
* [[2025Q3 Reports: Member at-large / Conference Officer]] (Yuki Arase)
* [[2025Q3 Reports: Member at-large]] (Jordan Lee Boyd-Graber)
* [[2025Q3 Reports: EACL]] (Preslav Nakov)
* [[2025Q3 Reports: NAACL]] (Graham Neubig)
* [[2025Q3 Reports: AACL]] (Xuanjing Huang)
* [[2025Q3 Reports: CL Journal Editor]] (Wei Lu)

'''Reports from ACL Exec-plus'''

* [[2025Q3 Reports: PCC Co-Chairs]] (Donia Scott, Daniel Bikel)
* [[2025Q3 Reports: Information Director]] (Nitin Madnani)
* [[2025Q3 Reports: Anthology Director]] (Matt Post)
* [[2025Q3 Reports: Publicity Director]] (Sarvnaz Karimi)
* [[2025Q3 Reports: Equity Director]] (Lu Wang)
* [[2025Q3 Reports: Sponsorship Director]] (Chris Callison-Burch)
* [[2025Q3 Reports: TACL Journal Editor]] (Asli Celikyilmaz, Roi Reichart, Dilek Hakkani Tur)
* [[2025Q3 Reports: Ethics Committee Co-chairs]] (Luciana Benotti, Karën Fort, Min-Yen Kan)
* [[2025Q3 Reports: Publication Ethics Committee Co-chairs]] (Leon Derczynski, Kokil Jaidka, Aoife Cahill)
* [[2024Q3 Reports: Workshop Officers]] (Zeerak Talat, Terra Blevins)

* [[2025Q3 Reports: ARR Editors in Chief]]

'''ACL 2025'''

* [[2025Q3 Reports: General Chair]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: Program Chairs]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: Local Organization Chairs]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: Workshop Chairs]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: Tutorial Chairs]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: Demo Chairs]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: Student Research Workshop Chairs]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: Student Research Workshop: Faculty Advisors]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: Publication Chairs]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: Handbook Chairs]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: Sponsorship Chairs]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: Diversity and Inclusion Chairs]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: Publicity and Social Media Chairs]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: Website and Conference APP Chairs]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: Ethic Committee Chairs]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: Student Volunteer Chairs]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: Technical Open Review Chairs]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: Virtual Infrastructure Chairs]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: Internal Communications Chairs]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: Industry Track Chairs]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: Best Paper Committee Chairs]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: Visa Chairs]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: Documentation Chair]]

'''Future ACL Conferences'''

* [[2025Q3 Reports: ACL 2026]] (Chengqing Zong)
* [[2025Q3 Reports: ACL 2027]] (Barbara Plank)
* [[2025Q3 Reports: ACL 2028]] (Luke Zettlemoyer)

'''SIG & BIG'''

* [[2025Q3 Reports: SIGARAB]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: SIGANN]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: SIGBioMed]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: SIGDAT]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: SIGDIAL]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: SIGEDU]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: SIGEL]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: SIGFinTech]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: SIGFSM]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: SIGGEN]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: SIGHAN]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: SIGHUM]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: SIGLEX]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: SIGMOL]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: SIGMORPHON]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: SIGMT]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: SIGNLL]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: SIGPARSE]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: SIGREP]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: SIGSEA]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: SIGSEC]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: SIGSEM]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: SIGSLAV]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: SIGSLPAT]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: SIGSLT]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: SIGSUMM]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: SIGTURK]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: SIGTYP]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: SIGUR]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: SIGWAC]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: SIGWrit]]
* [[2025Q3 Reports: EquiCL]]

'''Exec Meeting'''
* [[2025Q3 Agenda]]
* [[2025Q3 Minutes]]

2025Q3 Reports: EquiCL

2025-06-25T08:44:32Z

Zeerak:

In the last year, EquiCL has had quite a lot of activities. EquiCL has conducted its first elections (December 2024), electing Christine de Kock and Zeerak Talat as Secretary as president, respectively. They have also recruited affinity group co-officers, Fatma Elsafoury and Chi Kiu (Jackie) Lo, and technology officer, Chi Kiu (Jackie) Lo. We are still recruiting a publicity officer and an accounting officer. The current executive committee of EquiCL is thus:

- Zeerak Talat (President, 2025-2027)

- Christine de Kock (Secretary, 2025-2027)

- Fatma Elsafoury (Community Liaison, 2025-)

- Chi Kiu (Jackie) Lo (Technology officer, 2025-)

The next elections are due to be held by the fall of 2026. The executive committee can be contacted at exec[at]equicl.org.

The team has actively been working on establishing formal and informal relationships with 12 affinity groups and diversity and 41 inclusion officers, with the goal to establish regular meetings between the different groups to coordinate around issues faced. So far, we have identified a large number of initiatives, and two workshops (Widening NLP and EthioNLP) have agreed to be EquiCL sponsored workshops. 8 inclusion and diversity officers agreed to be members of the initiative to support it. We have also launched our website (http://equicl.org) which also lists the directory.

Finally, we have conducted an introduction session to EquiCL during NAACL and will hold another one during ACL.

Over the next year, we intend to establish stronger ties with existing diversity initiatives (such as Queer in AI) and produce a report on a particular diversity issue to the ACL.

2025Q3 Reports: EquiCL

2025-06-25T08:44:22Z

Zeerak:

In the last year, EquiCL has had quite a lot of activities. EquiCL has conducted its first elections (December 2024), electing Christine de Kock and Zeerak Talat as Secretary as president, respectively. They have also recruited affinity group co-officers, Fatma Elsafoury and Chi Kiu (Jackie) Lo, and technology officer, Chi Kiu (Jackie) Lo. We are still recruiting a publicity officer and an accounting officer. The current executive committee of EquiCL is thus:

- Zeerak Talat (President, 2025-2027)

- Christine de Kock (Secretary, 2025-2027)

- Fatma Elsafoury (Community Liaison, 2025-)

- Chi Kiu (Jackie) Lo (Technology officer, 2025-)

The next elections are due to be held by the fall of 2026. The executive committee can be contacted at exec@equicl.org.

The team has actively been working on establishing formal and informal relationships with 12 affinity groups and diversity and 41 inclusion officers, with the goal to establish regular meetings between the different groups to coordinate around issues faced. So far, we have identified a large number of initiatives, and two workshops (Widening NLP and EthioNLP) have agreed to be EquiCL sponsored workshops. 8 inclusion and diversity officers agreed to be members of the initiative to support it. We have also launched our website (http://equicl.org) which also lists the directory.

Finally, we have conducted an introduction session to EquiCL during NAACL and will hold another one during ACL.

Over the next year, we intend to establish stronger ties with existing diversity initiatives (such as Queer in AI) and produce a report on a particular diversity issue to the ACL.

2025Q3 Reports: EquiCL

2025-06-25T08:41:05Z

Zeerak:

In the last year, EquiCL has had quite a lot of activities. EquiCL has conducted its first elections (December 2024), electing Christine de Kock and Zeerak Talat as Secretary as president, respectively. They have also recruited affinity group co-officers, Fatma Elsafoury and Chi Kiu (Jackie) Lo, and technology officer, Chi Kiu (Jackie) Lo. We are still recruiting a publicity officer and an accounting officer. The current organising committee of EquiCL is thus:

- Zeerak Talat (President, 2025-2027)

- Christine de Kock (Secretary, 2025-2027)

- Fatma Elsafoury (Community Liaison, 2025-)

- Chi Kiu (Jackie) Lo (Technology officer, 2025-)

The next elections are due to be held by the fall of 2026.

The team has actively been working on establishing formal and informal relationships with 12 affinity groups and diversity and 41 inclusion officers, with the goal to establish regular meetings between the different groups to coordinate around issues faced. So far, we have identified a large number of initiatives, and two workshops (Widening NLP and EthioNLP) have agreed to be EquiCL sponsored workshops. 8 inclusion and diversity officers agreed to be members of the initiative to support it. We have also launched our website (http://equicl.org) which also lists the directory.

Finally, we have conducted an introduction session to EquiCL during NAACL and will hold another one during ACL.

Over the next year, we intend to establish stronger ties with existing diversity initiatives (such as Queer in AI) and produce a report on a particular diversity issue to the ACL.

2025Q3 Reports: EquiCL

2025-06-25T08:40:28Z

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In the last year, EquiCL has had quite a lot of activities. EquiCL has conducted its first elections, electing Christine de Kock and Zeerak Talat as Secretary as president, respectively. They have also recruited affinity group co-officers, Fatma Elsafoury and Chi Kiu (Jackie) Lo, and technology officer, Chi Kiu (Jackie) Lo. We are still recruiting a publicity officer and an accounting officer. The current organising committee of EquiCL is thus:

- Zeerak Talat (President, 2025-2027)
- Christine de Kock (Secretary, 2025-2027)
- Fatma Elsafoury (Community Liaison, 2025-)
- Chi Kiu (Jackie) Lo (Technology officer, 2025-)

The next elections are due to be held by the fall of 2026.

The team has actively been working on establishing formal and informal relationships with 12 affinity groups and diversity and 41 inclusion officers, with the goal to establish regular meetings between the different groups to coordinate around issues faced. So far, we have identified a large number of initiatives, and two workshops (Widening NLP and EthioNLP) have agreed to be EquiCL sponsored workshops. 8 inclusion and diversity officers agreed to be members of the initiative to support it. We have also launched our website (http://equicl.org) which also lists the directory.

Finally, we have conducted an introduction session to EquiCL during NAACL and will hold another one during ACL.

Over the next year, we intend to establish stronger ties with existing diversity initiatives (such as Queer in AI) and produce a report on a particular diversity issue to the ACL.

Workshop Officer

2025-01-13T08:23:40Z

Zeerak: Add a last task

The main duties of the workshop officer are to facilitate the organisation of workshops at all *ACL conferences, and facilitate the coordination of conference workshop chairs. In particular the duties of the workshop officers are:

* Organise and distribute the Call for Workshop Proposals with the conference workshop chairs
* Organise the review process for Workshop proposals
* Propose a draft workshop allocation with conference program chairs
* Make and communicate acceptance decisions for workshop proposals with workshop chairs
* Coordinate with the ACL Business manager on allocation and workshop space
* Report to the ACL Executive committee on concerns and issues and potential solutions
* Streamline the workshop organisation process across conferences
* Support workshop chairs in the organisation of the workshops

Workshop Officer

2025-01-13T08:22:11Z

Zeerak: Providing initial description of the role of the workshop officer.

ACL Officers

2025-01-10T11:35:21Z

Zeerak: Change of affiliation.

= ACL Officers (1989 - ) =

== 2025 ==

=== Executive Committee (2025) ===

*President Chengqing Zong, Chinese Academy of Sciences
*Vice President Barbara Plank, LMU Munich
*VP-elect Luke Zettlemoyer, University of Washington
*Past President Emily M. Bender, University of Washington
*Treasurer (2023 - 2027) David Yarowsky, John Hopkins University
*Secretary (2025 - 2029) Yang Feng, Institute of Computing Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences
*Past Secretary (2025) Shiqi Zhao, Baidu
*At-large (2023 - 2025) Vera Demberg, Universität des Saarlandes
*At-large (2024 - 2026) Yuki Arase, Osaka University
*At-large (2025 - 2027) Jordan Lee Boyd-Graber, University of Maryland
*CL Journal editor (2024 - 2029) Wei Lu, Singapore University of Technology and Design
*EACL chair Preslav Nakov, MBZUAI
*NAACL chair Graham Neubig, Carnegie Mellon University
*AACL Chair Xuanjing Huang, Fudan University
*Business Manager Jenn Rachford, Association for Computational Linguistics (ACL)

=== Non-Executive Officers (2025) ===

*Equity Director Lu Wang, University of Michigan
*Information Director Nitin Madnani, Duolingo
*Anthology Director Matt Post, Microsoft
*Professional Conduct Committee (PCC) Co-Chair Donia Scott, University of Sussex
*Professional Conduct Committee (PCC) Co-Chair Daniel Bikel, Meta AI
*Publicity Director Sarvnaz Karimi, CSIRO
*Sponsorship Director Chris Callison-Burch, University of Pennsylvania
*TACL Co-editor-in-chief Asli Celikyilmaz, Facebook AI Research
*TACL Co-editor-in-chief Roi Reichart, Technion, Israel Institute of Technology
*TACL Co-editor-in-chief Dilek Hakkani Tur, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
*Ethics Committee Co-chair Min-Yen Kan, National University of Singapore
*Ethics Committee Co-chair Karën Fort, Sorbonne University
*Ethics Committee Co-chair Luciana Benotti, Universidad Nacional de Córdoba
*Publication Ethics Committee co-chair Leon Derczynski, ITU Copenhagen
*Publication Ethics Committee co-chair Kokil Jaidka, National University of Singapore
*Publication Ethics Committee co-chair Aoife Cahill, Dataminr
*Associate Treasurer Jonathan May, ISI, USC
*Workshop Officer Zeerak Talat, University of Edinburgh
*Workshop Officer Terra Blevins, University of Vienna

== 2024 ==

=== EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ===

Emily M. Bender (President)

Chengqing Zong (Vice President)

Barbara Plank (VP-elect)

Iryna Gurevych (Past President)

David Yarowsky (Treasurer)

Shiqi Zhao (Secretary)

Mohit Bansal (Member At-large)

Vera Demberg (Member At-large)

Yuki Arase (Member At-large)

Wei Lu (CL Editor)

Roberto Basili (Chair of the EACL)

Jian Su (Chair of the AACL)

Graham Neubig (Chair of the NAACL)

=== NON-EXECUTIVE OFFICERS ===

Lu Wang (Equity Director)

Matt Post (Anthology Director)

Nitin Madnani (Information Director)

Donia Scott (PCC Co-chair)

Daniel Bikel (PCC Co-chair)

Sarvnaz Karimi (Publicity Director)

Chris Callison-Burch (Sponsorship Director)

Asli Celikyilmaz (TACL Co-editor-in-chief)

Roi Reichart (TACL Co-editor-in-chief)

Min-Yen Kan (Ethics Committee Co-chair)

Karën Fort (Ethics Committee Co-chair)

Yulia Tsvetkov (Ethics Committee Co-chair)

== 2023 ==

=== EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ===

Iryna Gurevych (President)

Emily M. Bender (Vice President)

Chengqing Zong (VP-elect)

Tim Baldwin (Past President)

David Yarowsky (Treasurer)

Shiqi Zhao (Secretary)

Yusuke Miyao (Member At-large)

Mohit Bansal (Member At-large)

Vera Demberg (Member At-large)

Hwee Tou Ng (CL Editor)

Roberto Basili (Chair of the EACL)

Jian Su (Chair of the AACL)

Luciana Benotti (Chair of the NAACL)

=== NON-EXECUTIVE OFFICERS ===

Matt Post (Anthology Director)

Nitin Madnani (Information Director)

Donia Scott (PCC Co-chair)

Daniel Bikel (PCC Co-chair)

Sarvnaz Karimi (Publicity Director)

Lu Wang (Equity Director)

Chris Callison-Burch (Sponsorship Director)

Brian Roark (TACL Co-editor-in-chief)

Ani Nenkova (TACL Co-editor-in-chief)

Asli Celikyilmaz (TACL Co-editor-in-chief)

Roi Reichart (TACL Co-editor-in-chief)

Min-Yen Kan (Ethics Committee Co-chair)

Karën Fort (Ethics Committee Co-chair)

Yulia Tsvetkov (Ethics Committee Co-chair)

== 2022 ==

=== EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ===

Tim Baldwin (President)

Rada Mihalcea (Past President)

Iryna Gurevych (Vice President)

Emily M. Bender (VP-elect)

David Yarowsky (Treasurer)

Shiqi Zhao (Secretary)

Anna Korhonen (Member At-large)

Yusuke Miyao (Member At-large)

Mohit Bansal (Member At-large)

Hwee Tou Ng (CL Editor)

Shuly Wintner (Chair of the EACL)

Keh-Yih Su (Chair of the AACL)

Luciana Benotti (Chair of the NAACL)

=== NON-EXECUTIVE OFFICERS ===

Matt Post (Anthology Director)

Nitin Madnani (Information Director)

Donia Scott (PCC Co-chair)

Graeme Hirst (PCC Co-chair)

Barbara Plank (Publicity Director)

Natalie Schluter (Equity Director)

Chris Callison-Burch (Sponsorship Director)

Brian Roark (TACL Co-editor-in-chief)

Ani Nenkova (TACL Co-editor-in-chief)

Pascale Fung (ARR Editors in Chief)

Sebastian Riedel (ARR Editors in Chief)

Amanda Stent (ARR Editors in Chief)

Min-Yen Kan (Ethics Committee Co-chair)

Karën Fort (Ethics Committee Co-chair)

Yulia Tsvetkov (Ethics Committee Co-chair)

=== NOMINATING COMMITTEE ===

Ming Zhou (general chair of 2022)

Rada Mihalcea

Ronald M. Kaplan

Martha Palmer

Junichi Tsujii

Paola Merlo

Mirella Lapata

Kam-Fai Wong

Walter Daelemans

== 2021 ==

=== EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ===

Rada Mihalcea (President)

Hinrich Schütze (Past President)

Tim Baldwin (Vice President)

Iryna Gurevych (VP-elect)

David Yarowsky (Treasurer, 18-22)

Shiqi Zhao (Secretary, 21-25)

Nitin Madnani (At-large, 19-21)

Anna Korhonen (At-large, 20-22)

Yusuke Miyao (At-large, 21-23)

Hwee Tou Ng (CL Editor)

Shuly Wintner (Chair of the EACL)

Keh-Yih Su (Chair of the AACL)

Colin Cherry (Chair of the NAACL)

=== NON-EXECUTIVE OFFICERS ===

Matt Post (Anthology Director)

Emily M. Bender (PCC Co-chair)

Graeme Hirst (PCC Co-chair)

Barbara Plank (Publicity Director)

Natalie Schluter (Equity Director)

Chris Callison-Burch (Sponsorship Director)

Mark Johnson (TACL Co-editor-in-chief)

Brian Roark (TACL Co-editor-in-chief)

Ani Nenkova (TACL Co-editor-in-chief)

=== NOMINATING COMMITTEE ===

Marti Hearst (Chair)

Ming Zhou

Hinrich Schütze

Mark Johnson

Lauri Karttunen

Kathleen R. McKeown

Mark Steedman

Ronald M. Kaplan

Martha Palmer

== 2020 ==

=== EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ===

Hinrich Schütze (President)

Ming Zhou (Past President)

Rada Mihalcea (Vice President)

Tim Baldwin (VP-elect)

David Yarowsky (Treasurer, 18-22)

Shiqi Zhao (Secretary, 16-20)

Barbara Di Eugenio (Executive Committee, 18-20)

Nitin Madnani (Executive Committee, 19-21)

Anna Korhonen (Executive Committee, 20-22)

Hwee Tou Ng (CL Editor)

Sharon Goldwater (Chair of the EACL)

Haifeng Wang (Chair of the AACL)

Colin Cherry (Chair of the NAACL)

=== NOMINATING COMMITTEE ===

Joakim Nivre (Chair)

Marti Hearst

Ming Zhou

Eduard Hovy

Mark Johnson

Lauri Karttunen

Kathleen R. McKeown

Mark Steedman

Candace Sidner

== 2019 ==

=== EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ===

Ming Zhou (President)

Marti Hearst (Past President)

Hinrich Schütze (Vice President)

Rada Mihalcea (VP-elect)

David Yarowsky (Treasurer, 18-22)

Shiqi Zhao (Secretary, 16-20)

Jennifer Foster (Executive Committee, 17-19)

Barbara Di Eugenio (Executive Committee, 18-20)

Nitin Madnani (Executive Committee, 19-21)

Hwee Tou Ng (CL Editor)

Sharon Goldwater (Chair of the EACL)

Julia Hockenmaier (Chair of the NAACL)

Haifeng Wang (Chair of the AACL)

=== NOMINATING COMMITTEE ===

Pushpak Bhattacharyya (Chair)

Joakim Nivre

Marti Hearst

Julia Hirschberg

Eduard Hovy

Lauri Karttunen

Yuji Matsumoto

Mark Steedman

Candace Sidner

== 2018 ==

=== EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ===

Marti Hearst (President)

Joakim Nivre (Past President)

Ming Zhou (Vice President)

Hinrich Schütze (Vice President-elect)

David Yarowsky (Treasurer, 18-22)

Graeme Hirst (Past Treasurer, 18)

Shiqi Zhao (Secretary, 16-20)

Jing-Shin Chang (Executive Committee, 16-18)

Jennifer Foster (Executive Committee, 17-19)

Barbara Di Eugenio (Executive Committee, 18-20)

Paola Merlo (CL Editor, 14-18/07)

Hwee Tou Ng (CL Editor, 18/07-)

Walter Daelemans (Chair of the EACL)

Julia Hockenmaier (Chair of the NAACL)

Haifeng Wang (Chair of the AACL)

=== NOMINATING COMMITTEE ===

Christopher D. Manning (Chair)

Pushpak Bhattacharyya

Joakim Nivre

Michael Collins

Eva Hajičová

Julia Hirschberg

Eduard Hovy

Yuji Matsumoto

Candace Sidner

== 2017 ==

=== EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ===

Joakim Nivre (President)

Pushpak Bhattacharyya (Past President)

Marti Hearst (Vice President)

Ming Zhou (Vice President-elect)

Graeme Hirst (Treasurer, 13-17)

Shiqi Zhao (Secretary, 16-20)

Yejin Choi (Executive Committee, 15-17)

Jing-Shin Chang (Executive Committee, 16-18)

Jennifer Foster (Executive Committee, 17-19)

Paola Merlo (CL Editor, 14-)

Walter Daelemans (Chair of the EACL)

Emily M. Bender (Chair of the NAACL)

=== NOMINATING COMMITTEE ===

Gertjan van Noord (Chair)

Christopher D. Manning

Pushpak Bhattacharyya

Nicoletta Calzolari

Eugene Charniak

Michael Collins

Eva Hajičová

Julia Hirschberg

Yuji Matsumoto

== 2016 ==

=== EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ===

Pushpak Bhattacharyya (President)

Chris Manning (Past President)

Joakim Nivre (Vice President)

Marti Hearst (Vice President-elect)

Graeme Hirst (Treasurer, 13-17)

Shiqi Zhao (Secretary, 16-20)

Dragomir Radev (Past Secretary)

Hermann Ney (Executive Committee, 14-16)

Yejin Choi (Executive Committee, 15-17)

Jing-Shin Chang (Executive Committee, 16-18)

Paola Merlo (CL Editor, 14-)

Lluís Màrquez (Chair of the EACL)

Emily M. Bender (Chair of the NAACL)

=== NOMINATING COMMITTEE ===

Haifeng Wang (Nominating Committee, 14-16)

Gertjan van Noord (Nominating Committee, 15-17)

Chris Manning (Nominating Committee, 16-18)

== 2015 ==

=== EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ===

Chris Manning (President)

Pushpak Bhattacharyya (Vice President)

Joakim Nivre (Vice President-elect)

Graeme Hirst (Treasurer)

Dragomir Radev (Secretary)

Gertjan van Noord (Past-President)

Min-Yen Kan (Executive Committee, 13-15)

Hermann Ney (Executive Committee, 14-16)

Yejin Choi (Executive Committee, 15-17)

Paola Merlo (CL Editor, 14-)

Lluís Màrquez (Chair of the EACL)

Hal Daumé III (Chair of the NAACL)

=== NOMINATING COMMITTEE ===

Ken Church (Nominating Committee, 13-15)

Haifeng Wang (Nominating Committee, 14-16)

Gertjan van Noord (Nominating Committee, 15-17)

== 2014 ==

=== EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ===

Gertjan van Noord (President)

Chris Manning (Vice President)

Pushpak Bhattacharyya (Vice President-elect)

Graeme Hirst (Treasurer)

Dragomir Radev (Secretary)

Haifeng Wang (Past-President)

Min-Yen Kan (Executive Committee, 13-15)

Hermann Ney (Executive Committee, 14-16)

Yejin Choi (Executive Committee, 15-17)

Paola Merlo (CL Editor, 14-)

Stephen Clark (Chair of the EACL)

Hal Daumé III (Chair of the NAACL)

=== NOMINATING COMMITTEE ===

Kevin Knight (Nominating Committee, 12-14)

Ken Church (Nominating Committee, 13-15)

Haifeng Wang (Nominating Committee, 14-16)

== 2013 ==

=== EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ===

Haifeng Wang (President)

Gertjan van Noord (Vice President)

Chris Manning (Vice President-elect)

Graeme Hirst (Treasurer)

Dragomir Radev (Secretary)

Ken Church (Past-President)

Renata Vieira (Executive Committee, 11-13)

Jian Su (Executive Committee, 12-14)

Min-Yen Kan (Executive Committee, 13-15)

Steven Bird (CL Editor, 04-)

Stephen Clark (Chair of the EACL)

Hal Daumé III (Chair of the NAACL)

=== NOMINATING COMMITTEE ===

Ido Dagan (Nominating Committee, 11-13)

Kevin Knight (Nominating Committee, 12-14)

Ken Church (Nominating Committee, 13-15)

== 2012 ==

=== EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ===

Ken Church (President)

Haifeng Wang (Vice President)

Gertjan van Noord (Vice President-elect)

Graeme Hirst (Treasurer)

Dragomir Radev (Secretary)

Kevin Knight (Past-President)

Paola Merlo (Executive Committee, 10-12)

Renata Vieira (Executive Committee, 11-13)

Jian Su (Executive Committee, 12-14)

Robert Dale (CL Editor, 04-)

Marie-Francine Moens (Chair of the EACL)

Chris Callison-Burch (Chair of the NAACL)

=== NOMINATING COMMITTEE ===

Steven Bird (Nominating Committee, 10-12)

Ido Dagan (Nominating Committee, 11-13)

Kevin Knight (Nominating Committee, 12-14)

== 2011 ==

=== EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ===

Kevin Knight (President)

Ken Church (Vice President)

Haifeng Wang (Vice President-elect)

Graeme Hirst (Treasurer)

Dragomir Radev (Secretary)

Ido Dagan (Past-President)

Lori Levin (Executive Committee, 09-11)

Paola Merlo (Executive Committee, 10-12)

Renata Vieira (Executive Committee, 11-13)

Robert Dale (CL Editor, 04-)

Marie-Francine Moens (Chair of the EACL)

Rebecca Hwa (Chair of the NAACL)

=== NOMINATING COMMITTEE ===

Bonnie Dorr (Nominating Committee, 09-11)

Steven Bird (Nominating Committee, 10-12)

Ido Dagan (Nominating Committee, 11-13)

== 2010 ==

=== EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ===

Ido Dagan (President)

Kevin Knight (Vice President)

Ken Church (Vice President-elect)

Graeme Hirst (Treasurer)

Dragomir Radev (Secretary)

Steven Bird (Past-President)

Hwee Tou Ng (Executive Committee, 08-10)

Lori Levin (Executive Committee, 09-11)

Paola Merlo (Executive Committee, 10-12)

Robert Dale (CL Editor, 04-)

Giorgio Satta (Chair of the EACL)

Owen Rambow (Chair of the NAACL)

=== NOMINATING COMMITTEE ===

Mark Steedman (Nominating Committee, 08-10)

Bonnie Dorr (Nominating Committee, 09-11)

Steven Bird (Nominating Committee, 10-12)

== 2009 ==

=== EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ===

Steven Bird (President)

Ido Dagan (Vice President)

Kevin Knight (Vice President-elect)

Graeme Hirst (Treasurer)

Dragomir Radev (Secretary)

Bonnie Dorr (Past-President)

Nicoletta Calzolari (Executive Committee, 07-09)

Hwee Tou Ng (Executive Committee, 08-10)

Lori Levin (Executive Committee, 09-11)

Robert Dale (CL Editor, 04-)

Giorgio Satta (Chair of the EACL)

Owen Rambow (Chair of the NAACL)

=== NOMINATING COMMITTEE ===

Jun'ichi Tsujii (Nominating Committee, 07-09)

Mark Steedman (Nominating Committee, 08-10)

Bonnie Dorr (Nominating Committee, 09-11)

== 2008 ==

=== EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ===

Bonnie Dorr (President)

Steven Bird (Vice President)

Ido Dagan (Vice President-elect)

Graeme Hirst (Treasurer)

Kathleen McCoy (Past Treasurer)

Dragomir Radev (Secretary)

Mark Steedman (Past-President)

Claire Cardie (Executive Committee, 06-08)

Nicoletta Calzolari (Executive Committee, 07-09)

Hwee Tou Ng (Executive Committee, 08-10)

Robert Dale (CL Editor, 04-)

Alex Lascarides (Chair of the EACL)

Owen Rambow (Chair of the NAACL)

=== NOMINATING COMMITTEE ===

Martha Palmer (Nominating Committee, 06-08)

Jun'ichi Tsujii (Nominating Committee, 07-09)

Mark Steedman (Nominating Committee, 08-10)

=== EUROPEAN CHAPTER OFFICIALS ===

Alex Lascarides (EACL Chair, 07-08)

Giorgio Satta (EACL Chair-elect, 07-08)

Anette Frank (EACL Secretary, 07-08)

Mike Rosner (EACL Treasurer, 07-08)

Eric Gaussier (EACL Advisory Board, 07-08)

Paola Merlo (EACL Advisory Board, 07-08)

Kiril Simov (EACL Advisory Board, 07-08)

Josef van Genabith (EACL Advisory Board, 07-08)

John Carroll (EACL Nominating Committee, 05-08)

Claire Gardent (EACL Nominating Committee, 05-08)

Gertjan van Noord (EACL Nominating Committee, 07-10)

Felisa Verdejo (EACL Nominating Committee, 07-10

=== NORTH AMERICAN CHAPTER OFFICIALS ===

Owen Rambow (NAACL Chair, 08-09)

Suzanne Stevenson (NAACL Secretary, 08-09)

Christopher Manning (NAACL Treasurer, 08-09)

Graeme Hirst (NAACL Past Chair, 06-09)

Jennifer Chu-Carroll (NAACL Exective Board, 07-08)

Bill Dolan (NAACL Exective Board, 07-08)

Hal Daume III (NAACL Exective Board, 08-09)

Rebecca Hwa (NAACL Exective Board, 08-09)

Diane Litman (NAACL Nominating Committee, 06-08)

Dragomir Radev (NAACL Nominating Committee, 06-08)

Ellen Riloff (NAACL Nominating Committee, 06-08)

Janyce Wiebe (NAACL Nominating Committee, 06-08)

Andy Kehler (NAACL Nominating Committee, 07-09)

Evelyne Tzoukermann (NAACL Nominating Committee, 07-09)

Regina Barzilay (NAACL Nominating Committee, 08-10)

Lillian Lee (NAACL Nominating Committee, 08-10)

Mary Harper (NAACL Nominating Committee, 08-10)

Graeme Hirst (NAACL Ex-Officio Board Member)

== 2007 ==

=== EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ===

Mark Steedman (President)

Bonnie Dorr (Vice President)

Steven Bird (Vice President-elect)

Kathleen F. McCoy (Treasurer)

Dragomir Radev (Secretary)

Jun'ichi Tsujii (Past-President)

Keh-Yih Su (Executive Committee, 05-07)

Claire Cardie (Executive Committee, 06-08)

Nicoletta Calzolari (Executive Committee, 07-09)

Robert Dale (CL Editor, 04-)

Alex Lascarides (Chair of the EACL)

Owen Rambow (Chair of the NAACL)

=== NOMINATING COMMITTEE ===

Johanna Moore (Nominating Committee, 05-07)

Martha Palmer (Nominating Committee, 06-08)

Jun'ichi Tsujii (Nominating Committee, 07-09)

=== EUROPEAN CHAPTER OFFICIALS ===

Alex Lascarides (EACL Chair, 07-08)

Giorgio Satta (EACL Chair-elect, 07-08)

Anette Frank (EACL Secretary, 07-08)

Mike Rosner (EACL Treasurer, 07-08)

Eric Gaussier (EACL Advisory Board, 07-08)

Paola Merlo (EACL Advisory Board, 07-08)

Kiril Simov (EACL Advisory Board, 07-08)

Josef van Genabith (EACL Advisory Board, 07-08)

John Carroll (EACL Nominating Committee, 05-08)

Claire Gardent (EACL Nominating Committee, 05-08)

Gertjan van Noord (EACL Nominating Committee, 07-10)

Felisa Verdejo (EACL Nominating Committee, 07-10)

=== NORTH AMERICAN CHAPTER OFFICIALS ===

Owen Rambow (NAACL Chair, 06-07)

Lillian Lee (NAACL Secretary, 06-07)

Christopher Manning (NAACL Treasurer, 06-07)

Graeme Hirst (NAACL Past Chair, 06-07)

Regina Barzilay (NAACL Executive Board, 06-07)

Mary Harper (NAACL Executive Board, 06-07)

Jennifer Chu-Carroll (NAACL Exective Board, 07-08)

Bill Dolan (NAACL Exective Board, 07-08)

Dekang Lin (NAACL Nominating Committee, 05-07)

Robert Frederking (NAACL Nominating Committee, 05-07)

Diane Litman (NAACL Nominating Committee, 06-08)

Dragomir Radev (NAACL Nominating Committee, 06-08)

Ellen Riloff (NAACL Nominating Committee, 06-08)

Janyce Wiebe (NAACL Nominating Committee, 06-08)

Andy Kehler (NAACL Nominating Committee, 07-09)

Evelyne Tzoukermann (NAACL Nominating Committee, 07-09)

Kathleen F. McCoy (NAACL Ex-Officio Board Member)

== 2006 ==

=== EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ===

Junichi Tsujii (President)

Mark Steedman (Vice President)

Bonnie Dorr (Vice President-elect)

Kathleen F. McCoy (Treasurer)

Dragomir Radev (Secretary)

Martha Palmer (Past-President)

Sandra Carberry (Past-Secretary)

Walter Daelemans (Executive Committee, 04-06)

Keh-Yih Su (Executive Committee, 05-07)

Claire Cardie (Executive Committee, 06-08)

Robert Dale (CL Editor, 04-)

Gertjan van Noord (Chair of the EACL, 03-04)

Owen Rambow (Chair of the NAACL, 02-03)

=== NOMINATING COMMITTEE ===

Mark Johnson (Nominating Committee, 04-06)

Johanna Moore (Nominating Committee, 05-07)

Martha Palmer (Nominating Committee, 06-08)

=== EUROPEAN CHAPTER OFFICIALS ===

Gertjan van Noord (ACL-E Chair, 05-06)

Alex Lascarides (ACL-E Chair-elect, 05-06)

Anette Frank (ACL-E Secretary, 05-06)

Michael Rosner (ACL-E Treasurer, 82-)

Galia Angelova (ACL-E Advisory Board, 03-06)

Ido Dagan (ACL-E Advisory Board, 03-06)

Felisa Verdejo (ACL-E Advisory Board, 03-06)

Paola Merlo (ACL-E Advisory Board, 05-06)

Philippe Blache (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 03-06)

Donia Scott (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 03-06)

John Carroll (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 05-08)

Claire Gardent (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 05-08)

Sebastian Pado (ACL-E Student Board)

Jonathon Read (ACL-E Student Board)

Violetta Seretan (ACL-E Student Board)

=== NORTH AMERICAN CHAPTER OFFICIALS ===

Owen Rambow (NAACL Chair, 06-07)

Lillian Lee (NAACL Secretary, 06-07)

Christopher Manning (NAACL Treasurer, 06-07)

Graeme Hirst (NAACL Past Chair, 06-07)

Andrew Kehler (NAACL Executive Board, 05-06)

Evelyne Tzoukermann (NAACL Executive Board, 05-06)

Regina Barzilay (NAACL Exective Board, 06-07)

Mary Harper (NAACL Exective Board, 06-07)

Claire Cardie (NAACL Nominating Committee, 04-06)

Lynette Hirschman (NAACL Nominating Committee, 04-06)

Dekang Lin (NAACL Nominating Committee, 05-07)

Robert Frederking (NAACL Nominating Committee, 05-07)

Diane Litman (NAACL Nominating Committee, 06-08)

Dragomir Radev (NAACL Nominating Committee, 06-08)

Ellen Riloff (NAACL Nominating Committee, 06-08)

Janyce Wiebe (NAACL Nominating Committee, 06-08)

Kathleen F. McCoy (NAACL Ex-Officio Board Member)

== 2005 ==

=== EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ===

Martha Palmer (President)

Junichi Tsujii (Vice President)

Mark Steedman (Vice President-elect)

Kathleen F. McCoy (Treasurer)

Sandra Carberry (Secretary)

Johanna Moore (Past-President)

Annie Zaenen (Executive Committee, 03-05)

Walter Daelemans (Executive Committee, 04-06)

Keh-Yih Su (Executive Committee, 05-07)

Robert Dale (CL Editor, 04-)

Gertjan van Noord (Chair of the EACL, 03-04)

Graeme Hirst (Chair of the NAACL, 02-03)

=== NOMINATING COMMITTEE ===

John Nerbonne (Nominating Committee, 03-05)

Mark Johnson (Nominating Committee, 04-06)

Johanna Moore (Nominating Committee, 05-07)

=== EUROPEAN CHAPTER OFFICIALS ===

Gertjan van Noord (ACL-E Chair, 05-06)

Alex Lascarides (ACL-E Chair-elect, 05-06)

Anette Frank (ACL-E Secretary, 05-06)

Michael Rosner (ACL-E Treasurer, 82-)

Galia Angelova (ACL-E Advisory Board, 03-06)

Ido Dagan (ACL-E Advisory Board, 03-06)

Felisa Verdejo (ACL-E Advisory Board, 03-06)

Paola Merlo (ACL-E Advisory Board, 05-06)

Philippe Blache (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 03-06)

Donia Scott (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 03-06)

John Carroll (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 05-08)

Claire Gardent (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 05-08)

=== NORTH AMERICAN CHAPTER OFFICIALS ===

Graeme Hirst (NAACL Chair, 04-05)

Lillian Lee (NAACL Secretary, 04-05)

Dragomir Radev (NAACL Treasurer, 04-05)

Diane Litman (NAACL Past Chair, 04-05)

Ellen Riloff (NAACL Executive Board, 04-05)

Janyce Wiebe (NAACL Executive Board, 04-05)

Andrew Kehler (NAACL Executive Board, 05-06)

Evelyne Tzoukermann (NAACL Executive Board, 05-06)

Daniel Jurafsky (NAACL Nominating Committee, 03-05)

Claire Cardie (NAACL Nominating Committee, 04-06)

Lynette Hirschman (NAACL Nominating Committee, 04-06)

Owen Rambow (NAACL Nominating Committee, 04-06)

Dekang Lin (NAACL Nominating Committee, 05-07)

Robert Frederking (NAACL Nominating Committee, 05-07)

Kathleen F. McCoy (NAACL Ex-Officio Board Member

== 2004 ==

=== EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ===

Johanna Moore (President)

Martha Palmer (Vice President)

Junichi Tsujii (Vice President-elect)

Kathleen F. McCoy (Treasurer)

Sandra Carberry (Secretary)

Mark Johnson (Past-President)

Hiroshi Nakagawa (Executive Committee, 02-04)

Annie Zaenen (Executive Committee, 03-05)

Walter Daelemans (Executive Committee, 04-06)

Robert Dale (CL Editor, 04-)

Claire Gardent (Chair of the EACL, 03-04)

Graeme Hirst (Chair of the NAACL, 02-03)

=== NOMINATING COMMITTEE ===

Eduard Hovy (Nominating Committee, 02-04)

John Nerbonne (Nominating Committee, 03-05)

Mark Johnson (Nominating Committee, 04-06)

=== EUROPEAN CHAPTER OFFICIALS ===

Claire Gardent (ACL-E Chair, 03-04)

Gertjan van Noord (ACL-E Chair-elect, 03-04)

John Carroll (ACL-E Secretary, 01-04)

Michael Rosner (ACL-E Treasurer, 82-)

Hans Uszkoreit (ACL-E Advisory Board, 01-04)

Galia Angelova (ACL-E Advisory Board, 03-06)

Ido Dagan (ACL-E Advisory Board, 03-06)

Felisa Verdejo (ACL-E Advisory Board, 03-06)

John Nerbonne (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 01-04)

Susan Armstrong (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 01-04)

Philippe Blache (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 03-06)

Donia Scott (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 03-06)

=== NORTH AMERICAN CHAPTER OFFICIALS ===

Graeme Hirst (NAACL Chair, 04-05)

Lillian Lee (NAACL Secretary, 04-05)

Dragomir Radev (NAACL Treasurer, 04-05)

Diane Litman (NAACL Past Chair, 04-05)

Dekang Lin (NAACL Executive Board, 03-04)

Robert Frederking (NAACL Executive Board, 2004)

Ellen Riloff (NAACL Executive Board, 04-05)

Janyce Wiebe (NAACL Executive Board, 04-05)

Barbara Di Eugenio (NAACL Nominating Committee, 02-04)

Ralph Grishman (NAACL Nominating Committee, 02-04)

Martha Palmer (NAACL Nominating Committee, 02-04)

Philip Resnik (NAACL Nominating Committee, 02-04)

Daniel Jurafsky (NAACL Nominating Committee, 03-05)

Claire Cardie (NAACL Nominating Committee, 04-06)

Lynette Hirschman (NAACL Nominating Committee, 04-06)

Owen Rambow (NAACL Nominating Committee, 04-06)

Kathleen F. McCoy (NAACL Ex-Officio Board Member)

== 2003 ==

=== EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ===

Mark Johnson (President)

Johanna Moore (Vice President)

Martha Palmer (Vice President-elect)

Kathleen F. McCoy (Treasurer)

Sandra Carberry (Secretary)

John Nerbonne (Past-President)

Steven Bird (Executive Committee, 01-03)

Hiroshi Nakagawa (Executive Committee, 02-04)

Annie Zaenen (Executive Committee, 03-05)

Julia Hirschberg (CL Editor, 94-)

Claire Gardent (Chair of the EACL, 03-04)

Diane Litman (Chair of the NAACL, 02-03)

=== NOMINATING COMMITTEE ===

Wolfgang Wahlster (Nominating Committee, 01-03)

Eduard Hovy (Nominating Committee, 02-04)

John Nerbonne (Nominating Committee, 03-05)

=== EUROPEAN CHAPTER OFFICIALS ===

Claire Gardent (ACL-E Chair, 03-04)

Gertjan van Noord ACL-E Chair-elect, 03-04)

John Carroll (ACL-E Secretary, 01-04)

Michael Rosner (ACL-E Treasurer, 82-)

Hans Uszkoreit (ACL-E Advisory Board, 01-04)

Galia Angelova (ACL-E Advisory Board, 03-06)

Ido Dagan (ACL-E Advisory Board, 03-06)

Felisa Verdejo (ACL-E Advisory Board, 03-06)

John Nerbonne (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 01-04)

Susan Armstrong (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 01-04)

Philippe Blache (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 03-06)

Donia Scott (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 03-06)

=== NORTH AMERICAN CHAPTER OFFICIALS ===

Diane Litman (NAACL Chair, 02-03)

Claire Cardie (NAACL Secretary, 02-03)

Dragomir Radev (NAACL Treasurer, 02-03)

Lynette Hirschman (NAACL Executive Board, 02-03)

Owen Rambow (NAACL Executive Board, 02-03)

Graeme Hirst (NAACL Executive Board, 03-04)

Dekang Lin (NAACL Executive Board, 03-04)

Sandra Carberry (NAACL Nominating Committee, 01-03)

Eduard Hovy (NAACL Nominating Committee, 01-03)

Marilyn Walker (NAACL Nominating Committee, 01-03)

Barbara Di Eugenio (NAACL Nominating Committee, 02-04)

Ralph Grishman (NAACL Nominating Committee, 02-04)

Martha Palmer (NAACL Nominating Committee, 02-04)

Philip Resnik (NAACL Nominating Committee, 02-04)

Janyce Wiebe (NAACL Nominating Committee, 02-04)

Daniel Jurafsky (NAACL Nominating Committee, 03-05)

Kathleen F. McCoy (NAACL Ex-Officio Board Member)

Sandra Carberry (NAACL Ex-Officio Board Member)

== 2002 ==

=== EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ===

John Nerbonne (President)

Mark Johnson (Vice President)

Johanna Moore (Vice President-elect)

Kathleen F. McCoy (Treasurer)

Sandra Carberry (Secretary)

Eduard Hovy (Past-President)

Felisa Verdejo (Executive Committee, 00-02)

David Yarowsky (Executive Committee, 00-02)

Steven Bird (Executive Committee, 01-03)

Hiroshi Nakagawa (Executive Committee, 02-04)

Julia Hirschberg (CL Editor, 94-)

Donia Scott (Chair of the EACL, 01-02)

Diane Litman (Chair of the NAACL, 02-03)

=== NOMINATING COMMITTEE ===

Philip R. Cohen (Nominating Committee, 00-02)

Wolfgang Wahlster (Nominating Committee, 01-03)

Eduard Hovy (Nominating Committee, 02-04)

=== EUROPEAN CHAPTER OFFICIALS ===

Donia Scott (ACL-E Chair, 99-02)

Claire Gardent (ACL-E Chair-elect, 02)

John Carroll (ACL-E Secretary, 01-04)

Michael Rosner (ACL-E Treasurer, 82-02)

Philippe Blanche (ACL-E Advisory Board, 99-02)

Tomaz Erjavec (ACL-E Advisory Board, 99-02)

Hans Uszkoreit (ACL-E Advisory Board, 01-04)

Piek Vossen (ACL-E Advisory Board, 01-02)

Kemal Oflazer (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 99-02)

Walter Daelemans (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 99-02)

John Nerbonne (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 01-04)

Susan Armstrong (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 01-04)

=== NORTH AMERICAN CHAPTER OFFICIALS ===

Diane Litman (NAACL Chair, 02-03)

Claire Cardie (NAACL Secretary, 02-03)

Dragomir Radev (NAACL Treasurer, 02-03)

Graeme Hirst (NAACL Executive Board, 01-02)

Daniel Jurafsky (NAACL Executive Board, 01-02)

Lynette Hirschman (NAACL Executive Board, 02-03)

Owen Rambow (NAACL Executive Board, 02-03)

Lori Levin (NAACL Nominating Committee, 00-02)

Sandra Carberry (NAACL Nominating Committee, 01-03)

Eduard Hovy (NAACL Nominating Committee, 01-03)

Marilyn Walker (NAACL Nominating Committee, 01-03)

Barbara Di Eugenio (NAACL Nominating Committee, 02-04)

Ralph Grishman (NAACL Nominating Committee, 02-04)

Martha Palmer (NAACL Nominating Committee, 02-04)

Philip Resnik (NAACL Nominating Committee, 02-04)

Janyce Wiebe (NAACL Nominating Committee, 02-04)

Kathleen F. McCoy (NAACL Ex-Officio Board Member)

Sandra Carberry (NAACL Ex-Officio Board Member)

==2001 ==

=== EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ===

Eduard Hovy (President)

John Nerbonne (Vice President)

Mark Johnson (Vice President-elect)

Kathleen F. McCoy (Treasurer)

Sandra Carberry (Secretary)

Wolfgang Wahlster (Past-President)

Dekai Wu (Executive Committee, 99-01)

Felisa Verdejo (Executive Committee, 00-02)

David Yarowsky (Executive Committee, 00-02)

Steven Bird (Executive Committee, 01-03)

Julia Hirschberg (CL Editor, 94-)

Donia Scott (Chair of the EACL, 99-00)

Diane Litman (Chair of the NAACL, 00-01)

=== NOMINATING COMMITTEE ===

Eva Hajicova (Nominating Committee, 99-01)

Philip R. Cohen (Nominating Committee, 00-02)

Wolfgang Wahlster (Nominating Committee, 01-03)

=== EUROPEAN CHAPTER OFFICIALS ===

Donia Scott (ACL-E Chair, 99-02)

John Carroll (ACL-E Secretary, 01-04)

Michael Rosner (ACL-E Treasurer, 82-02)

Philippe Blanche (ACL-E Advisory Board, 99-02)

Tomaz Erjavec (ACL-E Advisory Board, 99-02)

Claire Gardent (ACL-E Advisory Board, 99-01)

Hans Uszkoreit (ACL-E Advisory Board, 01-04)

Piek Vossen (ACL-E Advisory Board, 01-02)

Kemal Oflazer (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 99-02)

Walter Daelemans (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 99-02)

John Nerbonne (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 01-04)

Susan Armstrong (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 01-04)

=== NORTH AMERICAN CHAPTER OFFICIALS ===

Diane Litman (NAACL Chair, 00-01)

Claire Cardie (NAACL Secretary, 00-01)

Barbara Di Eugenio (NAACL Treasurer, 00-01)

Ralph Grishman (NAACL Executive Board, 00-01)

Martha Palmer (NAACL Executive Board, 00-01)

Philip Resnik (NAACL Executive Board, 00-01)

Janyce Wiebe (NAACL Executive Board, 00-01)

Graeme Hirst (NAACL Executive Board, 01-02)

Daniel Jurafsky (NAACL Executive Board, 01-02)

Lynette Hirschman (NAACL Executive Board, 02-03)

Owen Rambow (NAACL Executive Board, 02-03)

Andrew Kehler (NAACL Nominating Committee, 00-01)

Lori Levin (NAACL Nominating Committee, 00-02)

Sandra Carberry (NAACL Nominating Committee, 01-03)

Eduard Hovy (NAACL Nominating Committee, 01-03)

Marilyn Walker (NAACL Nominating Committee, 01-03)

Kathleen F. McCoy (NAACL Ex-Officio Board Member)

Sandra Carberry (NAACL Ex-Officio Board Member)

== 2000 ==

=== EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ===

Wolfgang Wahlster (President)

Eduard Hovy (Vice President)

John Nerbonne (Vice President-elect)

Kathleen F. McCoy (Secretary-Treasurer)

Philip R. Cohen (Past-President)

Stephen Pulman (Executive Committee, 98-00)

Dekai Wu (Executive Committee, 99-01)

Felisa Verdejo (Executive Committee, 00-02)

David Yarowsky (Executive Committee, 00-02)

Julia Hirschberg (CL Editor, 94-)

Donia Scott (Chair of the EACL, 99-00)

Diane Litman (Chair of the NAACL, 00-01)

=== NOMINATING COMMITTEE ===

Mitch Marcus (Nominating Committee, 98-00)

Eva Hajicova (Nominating Committee, 99-01)

Philip R. Cohen (Nominating Committee, 00-02)

=== EUROPEAN CHAPTER OFFICIALS ===

Donia Scott (ACL-E Chair, 99-00)

Susan Armstrong (ACL-E Secretary, 99-00)

Michael Rosner (ACL-E Treasurer, 82-00)

Philippe Blanche (ACL-E Advisory Board, 99-00)

Tomaz Erjavec (ACL-E Advisory Board, 99-00)

Claire Gardent (ACL-E Advisory Board, 99-00)

Lauri Karttunen (ACL-E Advisory Board, 99-00)

John Nerbonne (ACL-E Advisory Board, 99-00)

Erhard Hinrichs (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 97-00)

Anne Abeille (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 97-00)

Kemal Oflazer (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 97-00)

Walter Daelemans (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 97-00)

=== NORTH AMERICAN CHAPTER OFFICIALS ===

Diane Litman (NAACL Chair, 00-01)

Claire Cardie (NAACL Secretary, 00-01)

Barbara Di Eugenio (NAACL Treasurer, 00-01)

Sandra Carberry (NAACL Executive Board, 2000)

Eduard Hovy (NAACL Executive Board, 2000)

Marilyn Walker (NAACL Executive Board, 2000)

Ralph Grishman (NAACL Executive Board, 00-01)

Martha Palmer (NAACL Executive Board, 00-01)

Philip Resnik (NAACL Executive Board, 00-01)

Janyce Wiebe (NAACL Executive Board, 00-01)

Daniel Marcu (NAACL Nominating Committee, 2000)

Andrew Kehler (NAACL Nominating Committee, 00-01)

Lori Levin (NAACL Nominating Committee, 00-02)

Sandra Carberry (NAACL Nominating Committee, 01-03)

Eduard Hovy (NAACL Nominating Committee, 01-03)

Marilyn Walker (NAACL Nominating Committee, 01-03)

Kathleen F. McCoy (NAACL Ex-Officio Board Member)

== 1999 ==

=== EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ===

Philip R. Cohen (President)

Wolfgang Wahlster (Vice President)

Kathleen McCoy (Secretary-Treasurer)

Bonnie Dorr (Executive Committee, 97-99)

Henry Thomspon (Executive Committee, 97-99)

Stephen Pulman (Executive Committee, 98-00)

Dekai Wu (Executive Committee, 99-01)

Julia Hirschberg (CL Editor, 94-)

=== NOMINATING COMMITTEE ===

Oliviero Stock (Nominating Committee, 97-99)

Mitch Marcus (Nominating Committee, 98-00)

Eva Hajicova (Nominating Committee, 99-01)

=== EUROPEAN CHAPTER OFFICIALS ===

Donia Scott (ACL-E Chair, 99-00)

Susan Armstrong (ACL-E Secretary, 99-00)

Michael Rosner (ACL-E Treasurer, 82-00)

Philippe Blanche (ACL-E Advisory Board, 99-00)

Tomaz Erjavec (ACL-E Advisory Board, 99-00)

Claire Gardent (ACL-E Advisory Board, 99-00)

Lauri Karttunen (ACL-E Advisory Board, 99-00)

John Nerbonne (ACL-E Advisory Board, 99-00)

Erhard Hinrichs (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 97-00)

Anne Abeille (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 97-00)

Kemal Oflazer (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 97-00)

Walter Daelemans (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 97-00)

== 1998 ==

=== EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ===

Eva Hajicova (President)

Philip R. Cohen (Vice President)

Kathleen F. McCoy (Secretary-Treasurer)

Paul Jacobs (Executive Committee, 96-98)

Bonnie Dorr (Executive Committee, 97-99)

Henry Thompson (Executive Committee, 97-99)

Stephen Pulman (Executive Committee, 98-00)

Julia Hirschberg (CL Editor, 94-)

=== NOMINATING COMMITTEE ===

Douglas E. Appelt (Nominating Committee, 96-98)

Oliviero Stock (Nominating Committee, 97-99)

Mitch Marcus (Nominating Committee, 98-00)

=== EUROPEAN CHAPTER OFFICIALS ===

John Nerbonne (ACL-E Chair, 97-98)

Susan Armstrong (ACL-E Secretary, 97-98)

Michael Rosner (ACL-E Treasurer, 82-98)

Lauri Karttunen (ACL-E Advisory Board, 97-98)

Patrick Saint-Dizier (ACL-E Advisory Board, 97-98)

Donia Scott (ACL-E Advisory Board, 97-98)

Dan Tufis (ACL-E Advisory Board, 97-98)

Erhard Hinrichs (ACL-E Advisory Board, 97-98)

Ewan Klein (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 95-98)

Leonid Iomdin (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 95-98)

Erhard Hinrichs (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 97-00)

Anne Abeille (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 97-00)

== 1997 ==

=== EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ===

Mitchell Marcus (President)

Eva Hajicova (Vice-President)

Kathleen McKeown (Secretary-Treasurer)

Kathleen McCoy (Executive Committee, 95-97)

Paul Jacobs (Executive Committee, 96-98)

Bonnie Dorr (Executive Committee, 97-99)

Henry Thompson (Executive Committee, 97-99)

Julia Hirschberg (CL Editor, 94-)

=== NOMINATING COMMITTEE ===

Karen Sparck Jones (Nominating Committee, 95-97)

Douglas E. Appelt (Nominating Committee, 96-98)

Oliviero Stock (Nominating Committee, 97-98)

=== EUROPEAN CHAPTER OFFICIALS ===

John Nerbonne (ACL-E Chair, 97-98)

Susan Armstrong (ACL-E Secretary, 97-98)

Michael Rosner (ACL-E Treasurer, 82-98)

Lauri Karttunen (ACL-E Advisory Board, 97-98)

Patrick Saint-Dizier (ACL-E Advisory Board, 97-98)

Donia Scott (ACL-E Advisory Board, 97-98)

Dan Tufis (ACL-E Advisory Board, 97-98)

Erhard Hinrichs (ACL-E Advisory Board, 97-98)

Ewan Klein (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 95-98)

Leonid Iomdin (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 95-98)

Erhard Hinrichs (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 97-00)

Anne Abeille (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 97-00)

== 1996 ==

=== EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ===

Oliviero Stock (President)

Mitchell Marcus (Vice President)

Kathleen McKeown (Secretary-Treasurer)

Stuart Shieber (Executive Committee, 93-96)

Eduard Hovy (Executive Committee, 94-96)

Kathleen McCoy (Executive Committee, 95-97)

Paul Jacobs (Executive Committee, 96-98; CL Editor, 94-)

=== NOMINATING COMMITTEE ===

Fernand Pereira (Nominating Committee, 94-96)

Karen Sparck Jones (Nominating Committee, 95-97)

Douglas E. Appelt (Nominating Committee, 96-98)

=== EUROPEAN CHAPTER OFFICIALS ===

Erhard Hinrichs (ACL-E Chair, 95-96)

Susan Armstrong (ACL-E Secretary, 92-96)

Michael Rosner (ACL-E Treasurer, 82-96)

Anne Abeille (ACL-E Executive Committee 95-96)

Anne de Roeck (ACL-E Executive Committee 95-96)

Jan Hajic (ACL-E Executive Committee 95-96)

John Nerbonne (ACL-E Executive Committee 95-96)

Anne Abeille (ACL-E Advisory Committee, 93-94)

Jan Hajic (ACL-E Advisory Committee, 93-94)

John Nerbonne (ACL-E Advisory Committee, 93-94)

Nicoletta Calzolari (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 93-96)

Christian Rohrer (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 93-96)

Ewan Klein (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 95-98)

Leonid Iondin (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 95-98)

== 1995 ==

=== EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ===

Douglas E. Appelt (President)

Oliviero Stock (Vice President)

Kathleen McKeown (Secretary-Treasurer)

Stuart Shieber (Executive Committee, 93-95)

Eduard Hovy (Executive Committee, 94-96)

Kathleen McCoy (Executive Committee, 95-97)

Julia Hirschberg (CL Editor, 94-)

=== NOMINATING COMMITTEE ===

Kathleen McKeown (Nominating Committee, 93-95)

Fernando Pereira (Nominating Committee, 94-96)

Karen Sparck Jones (Nominating Committee, 95-97)

=== EUROPEAN CHAPTER OFFICIALS ===

Erhard Hinrichs (ACL-E Chair, 94-95)

Susan Armstrong (ACL-E Secretary, 94-95)

Michael Rosner (ACL-E Treasurer, 82-95)

Anne Abeille (ACL-E Advisory Committee, 93-94)

Jan Hajic (ACL-E Advisory Committee, 93-94)

John Nerbonne (ACL-E Advisory Committee, 93-94)

Nicoletta Calzolari (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 93-96)

Christian Rohrer (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 93-96)

Ewan Klein (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 93-96)

Leonid Iomdin (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 93-96)

== 1994 ==

=== EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ===

Karen Sparck Jones (President)

Douglas E. Appelt (Vice President)

Donald E. Walker (Secretary-Treasurer, CL Managing Editor)

Bente Maegaard (Executive Committee, 92-94)

Stuart Shieber (Executive Committee, 93-95)

Eduard Hovy (Executive Committee, 94-96)

James F. Allen (CL Editor, 83-93)

Julia Hirschberg (CL Editor, 94-)

=== NOMINATING COMMITTEE ===

Ralph Grishman (Nominating Committee, 92-94)

Kathleen McKeown (Nominating Committee, 93-95)

Fernando Pereira (Nominating Committee, 94-96)

=== EUROPEAN CHAPTER OFFICIALS ===

Ewan Klein (ACL-E Chair, 93-94)

Susan Armstrong (ACL-E Secretary, 93-94)

Michael Rosner (ACL-E Treasurer, 82-94)

Igor M. Boguslavsky (ACL-E Advisory Committee, 93-94)

Anna Sagvall Hein (ACL-E Advisory Committee, 93-94)

Harold L. Somers (ACL-E Advisory Committee, 93-94)

Henrik Holmboe (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 91-94)

Petr Sgall (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 91-94)

Nicoletta Calzolari (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 93-96)

Christian Rohrer (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 93-96)

== 1993 ==

=== EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ===

Fernando Pereira (President)

Karen Sparck Jones (Vice President)

Donald E. Walker (Secretary-Treasurer, CL Managing Editor)

Martha Pollack (Executive Committee, 92-93)

Bente Maegaard (Executive Committee, 92-94)

Stuart M. Shieber (Executive Committee, 93-95)

James F. Allen (CL Editor, 83-93)

Julia Hirschberg (CL Editor, 93-)

Aravind K. Joshi (Book Series Editor, 82-)

Judith Klavans (Associate Secretary-Treasurer, 92-)

=== NOMINATING COMMITTEE ===

Jerry R. Hobbs (Nominating Committee, 91-93)

Ralph Grishman (Nominating Committee, 92-94)

Kathleen McKeown (Nominating Committee, 93-95)

=== EUROPEAN CHAPTER OFFICIALS ===

Ewan Klein (ACL-E Chair, 93-94)

Susan Armstrong (ACL-E Secretary, 93-94)

Michael Rosner (ACL-E Treasurer, 82-94)

Igor M. Boguslavsky (ACL-E Executive Committee, 93-94)

Anna Sagvall Hein (ACL-E Executive Committee, 93-94)

Harold L. Somers (ACL-E Executive Committee, 93-94)

Petr Sgall (ACL-E Nominating Committee Chair, 91-94)

Henrik Holmboe (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 91-94)

Nicoletta Calzolari (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 93-96)

Christian Rohrer (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 93-96)

== 1992 ==

=== EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ===

Kathleen McKeown (President)

Fernando Pereira (Vice President)

Donald E. Walker (Secretary-Treasurer, CL Managing Editor)

Martha Stone Palmer (Executive Committee, 91-92)

Martha Pollack (Executive Committee, 92-93)

Bente Maegaard (Executive Committee, 92-94)

James F. Allen (CL Editor, 83-)

=== NOMINATING COMMITTEE ===

Candy Sidner (Nominating Committee, 90-92)

Jerry R. Hobbs (Nominating Committee, 91-93)

Ralph Grishman (Nominating Committee, 92-94)

=== EUROPEAN CHAPTER OFFICIALS ===

Christian Roher (ACL-E Chair, 91-92)

Beat Buchman (ACL-E Secretary, 86-92)

Michael Rosner (ACL-E Treasurer, 82-92)

Margaret King (ACL-E Advisory Committee, 91-92)

Ewan Klein (ACL-E Advisory Committee, 91-92)

Juergen Kuenze (ACL-E Advisory Committee, 91-92)

Anna Sagvall-Hein (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 89-92)

Jan Landsbergen (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 89-92)

Henrik Holmboe (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 91-94)

Petr Sgall (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 91-94)

== 1991 ==

=== EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ===

Ralph Grishman (President)

Kathleen McKeown (Vice President)

Donald E. Walker (Secretary-Treasurer, CL Managing Editor)

Wolfgang Wahlster (Executive Committee, 89-91)

Martha Stone Palmer (Executive Committee, 91-92)

Fernando Pereira (Executive Committee, 91-93)

James F. Allen (CL Editor, 83-)

=== NOMINATING COMMITTEE ===

Alan W. Biermann (Nominating Committee, 89-91)

Candy Sidner (Nominating Committee, 90-92)

Jerry R. Hobbs (Nominating Committee, 91-93)

=== EUROPEAN CHAPTER OFFICIALS ===

Christian Rohrer (ACL-E Chair, 91-92)

Beat Buchmann (ACL-E Secretary, 86-92)

Michael Rosner (ACL-E Treasurer, 82-92)

Margaret King (ACL-E Advisory Committee, 91-92)

Ewan Klein (ACL-E Advisory Committee, 91-92)

Juergen Kunze (ACL-E Advisory Committee, 91-92)

Anna Sagvall-Hein (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 89-92)

Jan Landsbergen (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 89-90)

Henrik Holmboe (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 91-94)

Petr Sgall (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 91-94)

== 1990 ==

=== EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ===

Jerry R. Hobbs (President)

Ralph Grishman (Vice President)

Donald E. Walker (Secretary-Treasurer, CL Managing Editor)

Bruce W. Ballard (Executive Committee, 88-90)

Wolfgang Wahlster (Executive Committee, 89-91)

Kathleen McKeown (Executive Committee, 90-92)

James F. Allen (CL Editor, 83-)

=== NOMINATING COMMITTEE ===

William C. Mann (Nominating Committee, 88-90)

Alan W. Biermann (Nominating Committee, 89-91)

Candy Sidner (Nominating Committee, 90-92)

=== EUROPEAN CHAPTER OFFICIALS ===

Margaret King (ACL-E Chair, 87-90)

Beat Buchmann (ACL-E Secretary, 87-90)

Michael Rosner (ACL-E Treasurer, 82-90)

Maurice Gross (ACL-E Advisory Committee, 89-90)

Christian Rohrer (ACL-E Advisory Committee, 89-90)

Eva Hajicova (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 87-90)

Gerard Kempen (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 87-90)

Jan Landsbergen (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 89-92)

Anna Sagvall-Hein (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 89-92)

== 1989 ==

=== EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ===

Candy Sidner (President)

Jerry R. Hobbs (Vice President)

Donald E. Walker (Secretary-Treasurer, CL Managing Editor)

Karen Sparck Jones (Executive Committee, 87-89)

Bruce W. Ballard (Executive Committee, 88-90)

Ralph Grishman (Executive Committee, 89-91)

James F. Allen (CL Editor, 83-)

Aravind K. Joshi (Book Series Editor, 82-)

=== NOMINATING COMMITTEE ===

Ralph M. Weischedel (Nominating Committee, 87-89)

William C. Mann (Nominating Committee, 88-90)

Alan W. Biermann (Nominating Committee, 89-91)

=== EUROPEAN CHAPTER OFFICIALS ===

Margaret King (ACL-E Chair, 87-90)

Beat Buchmann (ACL-E Secretary, 87-90)

Michael Rosner (ACL-E Treasurer, 82-90)

Maurice Gross (ACL-E Advisory Committee, 87-90)

Christian Rohrer (ACL-E Advisory Committee, 87-90)

Dominico Parisi (ACL-E Advisory Committee, 89-90)

Eva Hajicova (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 87-90)

Gerard Kempen (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 87-90)

Jan Landsbergen (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 89-92)

Anna Sagvall Hein (ACL-E Nominating Committee, 89-92)

= Pre-1989 ACL Presidents =

1962 (no President within this first half year)

1963: Vic Yngve

1964: David Hays

1965: Winfred Lehmann

1966: Paul Garvin

1967: Susumo Kuno

1968: Don Walker

1969: Martin Kay

1970: Warren Plath

1971: Joyce Friedman

1972: Robert Simmons

1973: Barnes

1974: Bill Woods

1975: Aravind Joshi

1976: Stan Petrick

1977: Paul Chapin

1978: Jonathan Allen

1979: Ron Kaplan

1980: Bonnie Webber

1981: Norm Sondheimer

1982: Jane Robinson

1983: Ray Perrault

1984: Martha Evens

1985: Madeleine Bates

1986: Ralph Weischedel

1987: William Mann

1988: Alan Biermann

(The archive of the 1989-2016 ACL officers: https://www.aclweb.org/archive/officers_new.html)

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