The Educational Activities Board (EAB) develops, implements and evaluates all educational activities in the computer fields at all levels. The EAB reports directly to the Computer Society's Board of Governors.

EAB is chaired by the Computer Society's Second Vice President and VP of Educational Activities, Elizabeth Burd.  Its current roster is here.

The EAB has the following specific goals: 

• Increase interest in computing disciplines.
• Provide support for educational programs in computing at all levels.
• With the Professional Activities Board, identify the needs of members and nonmembers for continuing professional education and training.
• Prototype, develop and implement continuing professional education and training for members and nonmembers.
• Through its programs, attract and retain members.
• Contribute financial support to other programs.

   

The EAB has six primary activities, each led by a committee