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IEEE Oceanic Engineering Society is governed by an Administrative
Committee is 18 members. Six are elected each year to serve three-year
terms. Members are limited to two consecutive terms, although they
may be reelected after a lapse of one year.
The Nomination and Appointments Committee is Chaired by the Junior
Past President, with the Senior Past President and the most recently
retired Senior Past President completing the Committee. We are charged
with proposing a slate of nominees and with conducting the election,
which is done by mail to the entire membership.
Qualifications for Administrative Committee membership are membership
in the IEEE and OES, and a willingness to serve the oceanic engineering
profession. We wish to have the Administrative Committee characteristics
reflect characteristics of the IEEE membership. We are particularly
interested in increasing the Asian and European membership of the
Committee.
I ask that each of you identify and nominate qualified candidates
for the Administrative Committee. Self-nomination is encouraged.
The Nomination Packet should include a Letter of Nomination accompanied
by a one page biographical sketch of the proposed candidate and
a one-page statement from the proposed candidate giving his or her
views of the opportunities and challenges facing the Society and
steps to be taken to advance the IEEE Oceanographic Engineering
Society.
The election will be conducted in accordance with the new Bylaws
adopted last year that came into force on January 1, 2006. You can
read them by going to the Society’s Web Site (www.oceanicengineering.org),
and pointing to Bylaws 2006 under Governing Documents. The Bylaws
specify that general nominations close on March 1, and nominations
by petition close by April 15.
Please submit nominations to the undersigned.
Please do not delay your efforts in finding and nominating qualified
candidates.
Thomas Freud Wiener, Sc.D., LSMIEEE
Chair, IEEE/OES N&A Committee
2403 Lisbon Lane
Alexandria VA 22306 USA
+1 703 768 9533
t.wiener@ieee.org
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