Want to make the IEEE Computer Society better not just for you, but everyone? Consider volunteering with the IEEE Computer Society Membership & Geographic Activities Board (CS MGA Board). The CS MGA Board provides member development and member-related activities including:
As a volunteer, you’ll steer activities and programs for our 373,000+ engaged professionals and students from across the wide depth and breadth of fields in computer science and engineering.
Five reasons you should volunteer with us:
Volunteering with the IEEE Computer Society is a doorway to new connections, opportunities, and skills. After retiring from my role as the Victorian Computer Society Chapter Chair, I joined the CS MGA Board taking on two roles, one involved supporting a handful of chapters, and the other was judging student awards. I moved across a range of positions within the CS MGA Board and today I serve as the Computer Society’s Vice President for Member Geographic Activities. In my role, I get to meet and support hundreds of enthusiastic volunteers from around the world; student leaders, young professionals, established academics, senior university administrators, and professionals in the industry, government, and civil society. I participate in strategic and governance work and have enjoyed and continue to enjoy serving alongside some of the best leaders and minds in the field.
-Andre Oboler, IEEE Computer Society Vice President, Member & Geographic Activities
Please complete the form below to let us know you are interested in volunteering to shape the present and future of the IEEE Computer Society in advancing its goals.
Note: You must be an IEEE Computer Society member in good standing to participate. Not sure what your member number is? Log in here.
The CS MGA Board oversees the Society’s membership and global activities. This includes the 634 IEEE Computer Society chapters around the world, our scholarships, and awards to over 40 students each year, plus the CS MGA Board supports our students and early career professionals through our Student and Young Professional Committee. The MGA Board also provides professional recognition for hundreds of members across both academia and industry through the distinguished visitor and distinguished contributor programs and oversees a network of 23 Special Technical Communities focusing on emerging technologies. Getting involved with the CS MGA Board activities opens up a wide range of global volunteering opportunities and experiences.