SIG Governing Board
The SIG Governing Board (SGB), a volunteer body, has overall responsibility for the Association's Special Interest Groups (SIGs).
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SIG Governing Board
- SIGACCESS Chair
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Shari Trewin
- SIGACT Chair
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Samir Khuller
- SIGAda Chair
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John
A Hamilton
- SIGAI Chair
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Sanmay Das
- SIGAPP Chair
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Jiman Hong
- SIGARCH Chair
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Babak Falsafi
- SIGBED Chair
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James
H Anderson
- SIGBio Chair
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Srinivas Aluru
- SIGCAS Chair
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Karla Carter
- SIGCHI President
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Helena Mentis
- SIGCSE Chair
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Adrienne
M Decker
- SIGDA Chair
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Xiaobo Hu
- SIGDOC Chair
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Daniel
P. Richards
- SIGecom Chair
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Nicole Immorlica
- SIGEVO Chair
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Franz Rothlauf
- SIGGRAPH President
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Jessica
K Hodgins
- SIGHPC Chair
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John
E. West
- SIGIR Chair
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Ben Carterette
- SIGITE Chair
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Barry
Mark Lunt
- SIGKDD Chair
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Jian Pei
- SIGLOG Chair
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Frank Pfenning
- SIGMETRICS Chair
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Giuliano Casale
- 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
- SIGMOD Chair
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Juliana Freire
- SIGOPS Chair
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Shan Lu
- SIGPLAN Chair
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Jens Palsberg
- 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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Thomas Zimmermann
- SIGSPATIAL Chair
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Cyrus Shahabi
- SIGUCCS Chair
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Laurie
J Fox
- SIGWEB Chair
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Peter Brusilovsky
SIG Liaisons
SIGARCH, SIGGRAPH, SIGHPC:
Ashley Cozzi, Assistant Director,
Office of SIG Services
SIGACCESS, SIGACT, SIGAda, SIGAPP, SIGBio, SIGCAS, SIGDOC, SIGecom, SIGEVO, SIGITE, SIGLOG, SIGMIS, SIGSAM, SIGSIM, SIGSPATIAL, SIGUCCS:
Irene Frawley, Program Manager
– SIG and Conference Operations
SIGCSE, SIGIR, SIGKDD, SIGMETRICS, SIGMICRO, SIGMM, SIGMOBILE, SIGSAC, SIGWEB:
April Mosqus, Program Coordinator
– SIG and Conference Operations
SIGAI, SIGCHI, SIGDA:
Sade Rodriguez, Program Coordinator
– SIG and Conference Operations
SIGBED, SIGCOMM, SIGMOD, SIGOPS, SIGPLAN, SIGSOFT:
(vacant) Program Coordinator
– SIG and Conference Operations
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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