ACM SIGGRAPH 1998 ELECTION RESULTS
June 11, 1998
Below are the results of ACM SIGGRAPH's 1998 election. The= five people elected will serve two year terms beginning 1 July 1998. A total= of 720 valid ballots were cast, a return rate of 13% of SIGGRAPH's 5590= voting members.
Congratulations to those who are joining or continuing on the SIGGRAPH= Executive Committee (see SIGGRAPH Bylaws for more information) and sincere thanks to all of= the candidates for agreeing to stand for election and for their past, and= no doubt continuing, service to SIGGRAPH.
Director for Communications
*John Hart 453 Leo Hourvitz 247 No Votes 20Director for Education
Marc Barr 270 *Jack Bresenham 426 No Votes 24Director for Professional Chapters
*Scott Lang 435 Garry Paxinos 234 No Votes 51Directors-at-Large (Electing two)
David Ebert 308 *Nick England 350 Chuck Hansen 276 *Theresa-Marie Rhyne 423 No Votes 0
SLATE ANNOUNCED FOR 1998 SIGGRAPH ELECTIONSNominating Committee Report and Call for Petition Candidates
Nominating Committee Report
The ACM SIGGRAPH Nominating Committee was tasked this year to present a slate of candidates for the following positions on the SIGGRAPH Executive Committee:
. Director for Communications . Director for Education . Director for Professional Chapters . Director-at-Large (Two positions)The ACM Bylaws require that (n+1) candidates be nominated for each named position being contested. By tradition, SIGGRAPH nominates two candidates for each open position. The petition procedure for member nominated candidates is described below.
ACM SIGGRAPH, primarily through our annual conference, has an operational budget of around $10 million per year. This year the Nominating Committee has made an effort to put forward candidates with the breadth of vision and of technical, application and managerial experience to help make wise decisions and to provide current and future leadership for SIGGRAPH. We hope that you will read the candidates' statements with as much care as they wrote them and think about how each would influence the future of your professional organization.
Ballots, including copies of the candidate statements, will be mailed to SIGGRAPH members in a first class mailing in late April. Candidate statements will be posted to this web site in early March.
All questions about SIGGRAPH nominations and elections should be addressed to Wayne Carlson, carlson@siggraph.org; +1-614-292-3416.
The Nominating Committee
Mary Whitton, Chair Wayne Carlson Steven Van FrankSlate of Candidates
Director for Communications
John C. Hart Leo HourvitzDirector for Education
Marc J. Barr Jack E. BresenhamDirector for Professional Chapters
Scott A. Lang Garry M. PaxinosDirector-at-Large (Elect 2)
David S. Ebert Nick England Charles D. (Chuck) Hansen Theresa Marie Rhyne
Call For Petition Candidates
ACM and SIGGRAPH bylaws allow candidates to be added to the slate of nominees upon receipt of a petition signed by 1% of voting members of ACM SIGGRAPH. A petition candidate for any of the offices being contested in 1998 must submit 58 signatures. Each signature must be accompanied by member name, address and membership number. Petitions should be sent to the address below and postmarked by April 13, 1998. Notice of intent to submit a petition should be sent to the same address by March 30, 1998.
Pat Ryan ACM Headquarters One Astor Plaza, 17th floor 1515 Broadway New York, NY 10036A copy of the completed petition must also be sent to:
John C. Hart SIGGRAPH Director for Communications School of EECS Washington State University Pullman, WA 99164-2752
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