SIG Governing Board
The SIG Governing Board (SGB), a volunteer body, has overall responsibility for the Association's 36 Special Interest Groups (SIGs).
The SGB Exective Committee (SGB-EC) is elected by the SGB members and has a monthly conference call.
SIG LEADERS
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SGB Executive Committee
- SIG Governing Board Chair
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Jeanna
Neefe Matthews
- SGB EC Vice Chair for Operations
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Suman Banerjee
- SIG Development Advisor
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Simon Harper
- SGB Conference Advisor
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Jeff Jortner
- New SIG Advisor
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Sarita Adve
- SIG Viability Advisor
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Will Tracz
- SIG Awards Advisor
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Insup Lee
- Publications Advisor
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Yannis
E Ioannidis
- SIG Board Past Chair
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Patrick Madden
- SGB Council Representative
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Paul Beame
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Renée
McCauley
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Loren
Terveen
- ACM Headquarters SIG Liaison
- Donna Cappo
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SIG Governing Board
- SIGACCESS Chair
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Shari Trewin
- SIGACT Chair
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Michael Mitzenmacher
- SIGAda Chair
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John
A Hamilton
- SIGAI Chair
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Sven Koenig
- SIGAPP Chair
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Jiman Hong
- SIGARCH Chair
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Sarita Adve
- SIGBED Chair
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Insup Lee
- SIGBio Chair
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Srinivas Aluru
- SIGCAS Chair
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Karla Carter
- SIGCHI President
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Loren Terveen
- SIGCOMM Chair
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Roch Guerin
- SIGCSE Chair
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Amber Settle
- SIGDA Chair
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Vijaykrishnan Narayanan
- SIGDOC Chair
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Claire Lauer
- SIGecom Chair
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Kevin Leyton-Brown
- SIGEVO Chair
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Marc Schoenauer
- SIGGRAPH President
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Jessica
K Hodgins
- SIGHPC Chair
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Jeff Hollingsworth
- SIGIR Chair
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Diane Kelly
- SIGITE Chair
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Stephen Zilora
- SIGKDD Chair
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Jian Pei
- SIGLOG Chair
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Prakash Panangaden
- SIGMETRICS Chair
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Vishal Misra
- SIGMICRO Chair
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Michael Gschwind
- SIGMIS Chair
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Fred Niederman
- SIGMM Chair
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Alan
F Smeaton
- SIGMOBILE Chair
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Marco
Oliver Gruteser
- SIGMOD Chair
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Juliana Freire
- SIGOPS Chair
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Robbert Van Renesse
- SIGPLAN Chair
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Michael
William Hicks
- SIGSAC Chair
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Ninghui Li
- SIGSAM Chair
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Christopher
W Brown
- SIGSIM Chair
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Margaret Loper
- SIGSOFT Chair
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Nenad Medvidovic
- SIGSPATIAL Chair
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Cyrus Shahabi
- SIGUCCS Chair
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Laurie
J Fox
- SIGWEB Chair
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Dick Bulterman
SIG Awards
ACM's Special Interest Groups (SIGs) regularly cite outstanding individuals for their contributions in more than 30 distinct technological fields.
SIG Conferences - Driving Innovation in Computing Technology
ACM SIGs sponsor more than 170 conferences, workshops and symposia worldwide, with attendance ranging from 20 to tens of thousands. These events enable individual technical communities to share expertise and facilitate the face‐to‐face interactions critical to the dissemination of novel and competing ideas. Many of these forums have become premier global events, bringing together the innovators and researchers who push computing technology forward.
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