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Posted August  2023

2023 Presidential Candidate Town Hall

2023 Presidential town hall

Get to Know the 2023 Presidential Candidates:

MIKE HINCHEY |  HIRONORI WASHIZAKI

CS Members have the opportunity to ask questions to the Presidential candidates
Now available at the Digital Library and YouTube.

 


Posted August 2023

IEEE President-Elect Candidates Address CS Concerns

CS asked the IEEE president-elect candidates Kathleen Kramer and Roger Fujii for their responses to four important questions that affect our Society and membership.  Read what they have to say

IEEE election closes at 12:00 p.m. ET USA/16:00 UTC on 2 October 2023.

 


Posted 13 July 2023

Proposed Amendments to the IEEE CS Constitution

As established in the IEEE CS Constitution, Computer Society members annually elect a first vice president and a second vice president, each for a one-year term. Beginning last year, based on recommendations from the IEEE CS Nominations Committee and the IEEE CS Constitution & Bylaws Committee, the IEEE CS Board of Governors has been discussing options for the vice presidential positions.

As established in the IEEE CS Constitution, Computer Society members annually elect a first vice president and a second vice president, each for a one-year term. Beginning last year, based on recommendations from the IEEE CS Nominations Committee and the IEEE CS Constitution and Bylaws Committee, the IEEE CS Board of Governors has been discussing options for the vice presidential positions. At its June 2023 meeting, the IEEE CS Board unanimously endorsed proposed constitutional amendments to reduce the number of elected vice presidents from two to one.

The proposed Constitutional amendments are below with revisions indicated strikethrough text. Only the revised sections are included; sections without revisions were omitted.
IEEE CS Constitutional Amendments_Articles III_IV_revisions only.pdf

For the complete Constitutional sections see:
IEEE CS Constitutional Amendments_Articles III & IV.pdf

Key Rationale: The rationale to have one elected vice president is the challenge of attracting vice presidential nominees. There has also been confusion about the first and second vice president roles. There is no clear set of duties for either position, other than being in the line of succession for the presidency.

Governance Actions: The IEEE Computer Society Board of Governors has approved these amendments and the IEEE Technical Activities Board has administratively approved these amendments. IEEE CS members will vote on the amendments in conjunction with this year’s election scheduled to begin on 7 August 2023. Final approval of the amendments requires approval by at least two-thirds of the votes cast by the Society’s membership in this ballot.

If the amendments to reduce to one elected vice president are approved, it will not affect this year’s election results. The 2024 Board of Governors will have two elected vice presidents. The reduction to one vice president will begin with the 2025 Board.

Questions about the proposed amendments can be sent to amkelly@computer.org.

 


 

Posted June 2023

Meet the Candidates for IEEE Division VIII Delegate-Elect/Director-Elect, 2024

Candiate Nominations

 

Candidates: WILLIAM GROPP AND CECILIA METRA

Nominated by IEEE Division VIII
2023 IEEE Annual Election period is from 15 August to 2 October 2023

 


Posted May 2023

Approved Candidate Slate for 2023

2022 presidential town hall

 

Get to Know the Computer Society Candidates
Voting Timeframe: The Computer Society election period begins on
Monday, 7 August until Monday, 11 September 2023 at 12:00 Noon EDT USA

 

 


 

Posted 2 June 2023

Meet IEEE President-Elect Candidates

ieee elections

 

IEEE Annual Election to begin 15 August 2023
Candidates: Roger U. Fujii and Kathleen A. Kramer
(Nominated by IEEE Board of Directors)