Members
Chair:
Elaine Weyuker, AT&T Labs
Past Chair:
Ursula Martin, London
Executive
Committee:
Barbara Grosz, Harvard University
Susan Landau
Kelly Lyons, University of Toronto
Gloria Townsend, DePauw University
Lucy Sanders, NCWIT (ex officio)
Telle Whitney, ABI (ex officio)
Council
Members:
Bettina Bair
Valerie Barr
Tracy Camp
Joanne McGrath Cohoon
Kay Connelly
Annemieke Craig
Mary Anne Egan
Sara Fuller
Paula Gabbert
Cindy Hood
David Klappholz
Kathy Kleiman
Deanna Kosarju
Suzanne Menzel
Barbara Boucher Owens
Chris Stephenson
Katie Siek
Gloria Townsend
Ellen Walker
Robert A. Walker
Ambassadors:
Reyyan Ayfer
Gayatri Buragohain
Claudia Bauzer Medeiros
Mary Anne Egan
Annika Hinze
Maria Knobelsdorf
Catherine Lang
Cecille Marsh
Jan Peters
Nahid Shahmehri
Julita Vassileva
Past Ambassadors:
Jehan Ara
Annemieke Craig
Anne Condon
Vashti Galpin
Ursula Martin
Veronika Oechtering
M. Suriya
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The ACM India Council was launched to recognize and support indian members and activities; as part of the launch, ACM-W sponsored a special event to encourage and support women in computing hosted by
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The Grace Hopper Regional Consortium, a partnership of
ACM-W, the Anita Borg Institute (ABI), and the
National Center for Women & Information Technology (NCWIT), was newly formed as a result of receiving a $1.2-million NSF/BPC Grant to develop self-sustaining communities – regional conferences and ACM-W Student Chapters. Regional celebrations of women in computing were initially developed by Gloria Townsend, Lead PI and Executive Member of the ACM-W Council.
ACM-W Documents and Reports Ambassador Presentation at GHC 2008 (pdf) Ambassador Report 2007-2008 (pdf) Ambassador Report 2006-2007 (pdf) Ambassador Report 2005-2006 (pdf) Annual Report 2003 (pdf) Annual Report 2002 (html) Annual Report 2001 (html) The Incredible Shrinking Pipeline survey paper by Tracy Camp, 1997 (html) The Incredible Shrinking Pipeline full report by Denise Gürer Tracy Camp, 1997 (pdf): A review of issues surrounding women in computing Inroads, the SIGCSE Bulletin, Special Issue on Women and Computers, June 2002
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