acm election
ACM’s

2014 General Election Please take this opportunity to vote.

DOI: 10.1145/2597769

Meet the candidates who introduce their
plans—and stands—for the Association.

THE ACM CONSTITUTION provides that our Association hold a general election in the even-numbered years for the positions of President, Vice President, Secretary-Treasurer, and Members-at-Large. Biographical information and statements of the candidates appear on the following pages (candidates’ names appear in random order).

ACM members have the option of casting their vote via the Web or by postal mail. The election is being conducted by a third party, Helios Labs, on ACM’s behalf, and an email message that contains electronic and mail balloting procedures was sent to members in mid-April (please contact [e-mail] if you did not receive this message).

In addition to the election of ACM’s officers—President, Vice President, Secretary-Treasurer—two Members-at-Large will be elected to serve on ACM Council.

Electronic Balloting Procedures. Please refer to the instructions posted at: [e-mail].

Paper Ballots. Should you prefer to vote by paper ballot please contact Helios Labs to request a ballot and follow the postal mail ballot procedure ( [e-mail]).

Postal Mail Ballot Procedures. Please return your ballot in the enclosed envelope, which must be signed by you on the outside in the space provided. The signed ballot envelope may be inserted into a separate envelope for mailing if you prefer this method.

All ballots must be received by no later than 16:00 UTC on May 21 2014.

The computerized tabulation of the ballots will be validated by the ACM Election Trustees. Validation by the Trustees will take place May 22 2014.

If you have not done so yet, please take this opportunity to review the candidates and vote via postal mail or the Web for the next slate of ACM officers.

Sincerely, acm election trustees