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6.4.7 Marketing & Industry Relations – This Board is responsible for assuring a comprehensive and cost-effective marketing program of Society products and services. It is also responsible for developing liaisons with communication related enterprises to promote ComSoc products and services. Members include representatives from the Membership Programs Development Board, the Member Relations Council, and at least four Members-at-Large. All of these are voting members, in addition to the Director. The composition of this board should be drawn from the academic, industrial, and government communities. 6.4.8 Membership Programs Development – This Board is responsible for the oversight of ComSoc member activities and benefits programs, for individuals, chapters, and sections. Members include four Regional Directors plus three members per region selected by the Director from a list of candidates, consisting of at least four names per region, submitted by each Regional Director. All of these are voting members, in addition to the Director. The composition of this board should be drawn from the academic, industrial, and government communities. 6.4.9 On-Line Content – This Board is responsible for initiating, assessing and overseeing Society on-line content. It supports technical committee activities; on-line services; as well as publications, conferences, and education products and services. Members include representatives from the Conference Development, Conference Operations, Education, Journals, and Magazines Boards; the Technical Activities and Member Relations Councils; the CIO; and up to three additional members. All of these are voting members, in addition to the Director. 6.4.10 Regional Boards – These Boards are responsible for stimulating, coordinating and promoting the activities of ComSoc members and chapters throughout the IEEE regions. The four regions, each with its own Board, are: •Asia/Pacific •Europe, Africa, & Middle East •Latin America •North America Regional Boards recruit new ComSoc members; stimulate participation in technical committees, meetings, and conferences; encourage submissions to Society publications; and cooperate and liaison with national scientific and professional societies. Each Board shall have a minimum of five voting members, in addition to the Director. The composition of these boards should be drawn from the academic, industrial, and government communities. 6.4.11 Sister & Related Societies – This Board is responsible for the oversight, collaboration, management, and strategic planning of society relationships with other IEEE societies, with similar national-based societies, and with professional organizations. Membership includes representatives from the Member Relations Council, from selected Sister Societies, from selected Related Societies, and at least three Members-at-Large. All of these are voting members, in addition to the Director. 6.4.12 Standards – This Board is responsible for the promotion and advancement of communications standards and standards-related activities. It consists of six voting members, in addition to the Director, each appointed for a threeyear term, with one-third of the members being appointed each year. W W W . C O M S O C . O R G 79
6.5 Other operational Boards may be created by majority vote of the BoG. The scope of responsibility and Policies and Procedures must be defined before a new Board will be incorporated into the Bylaws. ARTICLE 7 - STANDING & AD HOC COMMITTEES 7.1 Standing Committees of the Society and their alignments under Society officers are: • Bylaws • Staff & Facilities • Strategic Planning • Nominations & Elections • IEEE/ComSoc Coordination • Operations Review • GLOBECOM/ICC Management & Strategy • GLOBECOM/ICC Technical Content • <strong>Awards</strong> • Communications History • Distinguished Lecturers’ Selection • Emerging Technologies • Fellow Evaluation • Technical Committees Recertification President President President President President President VP - Conferences VP - Conferences/ VP - Technical Activities VP - Technical Activities VP - Technical Activities VP - Technical Activities VP - Technical Activities VP - Technical Activities VP - Technical Activities 7.2 Policies and procedures will be proposed by each committee Chair with the approval of the designated Society officer. 7.3 Standing Committee Descriptions 7.3.1 <strong>Awards</strong> – This committee is responsible for all major awards and recognitions made or proposed by the Society. It consists of a Chair, appointed by the President upon recommendation of the Vice President - Technical Activities, and not less than twelve (12) members appointed by the Chair for three-year terms upon the approval of the Vice President - Technical Activities. One-third of the members are appointed each year. Committee members may not provide nominations or reference letters while in office, nor participate in deliberations on awards or recognitions for which they may be under consideration. 7.3.2 Bylaws – This committee is responsible for effecting the Bylaw changes that resulted from actions of the Board of Governors, making sure the new text is consistent with existing wording. It is also responsible for periodically proposing changes that will keep the Bylaws current, allowing an efficient management of the Society. Membership: A Chair appointed by the President and three additional members: 1) the Board of Governors Parliamentarian, 2) one previous ComSoc President and 3) one sitting Board of Governors Member at Large. The last two members are appointed by the President upon recommendation of the Committee Chair. The Chair and committee members will serve two-year terms concurrent with the President, with one reappointment being allowed. 7.3.3 Communications History - Communications History is responsible for identifying, placing in electronic archives, and raising public awareness through all appropriate steps on the most important facts/person/achievements of com- 80 I E E E C O M M U N I C A T I O N S S O C I E T Y
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Board of Governors Doug Harvey Nim
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TECHNICAL ACTIVITIES www.comsoc.org
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Cognitive Networks Technical Commit
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Data Storage (TCDS) (formerly Signa
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Optical Networking (ONTC) www.comso
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IEEE DySPAN 2008 - Chicago, IL, USA
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Panels Program Co-Chair . . . . . .
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PUBLICATIONS www.comsoc.org/socstr/
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MEMBER RELATIONS www.comsoc.org/soc
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Through cooperative agreements with
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EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES Chair, Rajiv
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