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New page: =Member of the Executive Board= The executive board includes three at-large members. ==DUTIES== # SIG Overseer - help new SIGs get started, collect annual compliance information # Info...
 
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=Member of the Executive Board=
* According to the ACL Constitution, the ACL Executive Committee has three members at-large, elected for terms of three years by the members of the Association.
 
* The ACL Exec recommends that the ACL Nominating Committee strive to nominate members-at-large from the three major geographic regions on an annual rotating basis.
The executive board includes three at-large members.
* The roles for the members-at-large will be assigned by the current ACL President on an as-needed basis, and may change throughout their terms. These roles will not require specialized knowledge beyond that of a well-informed, active member of the ACL community.
 
* As set forth in the Process for Ad Hoc ACL Leadership Roles (https://www.aclweb.org/adminwiki/index.php?title=Process_for_Ad_Hoc_ACL_Leadership_Roles), the ACL Exec will appoint additional positions that require specialized expertise.
 
==DUTIES==
 
# SIG Overseer - help new SIGs get started, collect annual compliance information
# Information Officer - oversee the web site, wiki, etc.
# Conference Officer -  ensure continuity in conference organization

Latest revision as of 02:23, 10 June 2020

  • According to the ACL Constitution, the ACL Executive Committee has three members at-large, elected for terms of three years by the members of the Association.
  • The ACL Exec recommends that the ACL Nominating Committee strive to nominate members-at-large from the three major geographic regions on an annual rotating basis.
  • The roles for the members-at-large will be assigned by the current ACL President on an as-needed basis, and may change throughout their terms. These roles will not require specialized knowledge beyond that of a well-informed, active member of the ACL community.
  • As set forth in the Process for Ad Hoc ACL Leadership Roles (https://www.aclweb.org/adminwiki/index.php?title=Process_for_Ad_Hoc_ACL_Leadership_Roles), the ACL Exec will appoint additional positions that require specialized expertise.