Nominating Committee
Nominating Committee
The Nominating Committee shall prepare nominations for AACC Officers and Committee chairs. The nominations shall be presented to the AACC Board of Directors for approval decisions. The Nominating Committee shall be chaired by the AACC Past President.
Nominating Committee Chair
Awards Committee
Awards Committee
The Awards Committee shall study and recommend the establishment of prizes, awards, and fellowships to be granted by AACC for meritorious contribution to the advancement of the art and science of Automatic Control, for outstanding paper presentations at conferences, for service to the profession, or for memorials. The Awards Committee shall administer the various Award programs as provided in Article VII.
Awards Committee Chair
Awards Nominating Committee
Awards Nominating Committee
The Awards Nominating Committee is responsible for identifying candidates and encouraging AACC award nominations for highly qualified individuals, especially those who are women, minorities, or individuals working in industry. The Awards Nominating Committee operates independently of the award selection committees.
Awards Nominating Chair
Technical Meetings Committee
Technical Meetings Committee
The Technical Meetings Committee shall have the following responsibilities. Review the AACC guidelines for technical meetings annually and recommend whatever modifications are necessary to the Board of Directors. These changes become AACC guidelines when approved by a majority vote of the Board of Directors. Monitor AACC sponsored technical meetings (the ACC and IFAC technical meetings in the U.S.A.) for compliance with AACC guidelines. Review the financial reports of all AACC sponsored technical meetings.
Technical Meetings Committee Co-Chair(s)
Education Committee
Education Committee
The Education Committee considers K-12, university, and continuing professional education; and seeks to improve methodologies for education effectiveness and information access. It also seeks to inform the general public about the importance of systems and control technology and its cross-disciplinary nature. It programs workshops for outreach, sessions to engage instructors at all levels, and liaisons with other societies.
