From kjog at virginia.edu  Wed Nov 10 15:43:56 2004
From: kjog at virginia.edu (Katherine Jogerst)
Date: Thu Mar 23 11:27:26 2006
Subject: [Ugrads07] ACM-W ice cream social
Message-ID: <web-107653387@cgatepro-2.mail.virginia.edu>

* ACM-W ice cream social this Friday, 12-1pm THN E304 *

We have also invited faculty and students who attended the 
last Grace Hopper Conference to speak about their 
experiences.  Come learn, socialize, and eat!     


The Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing 
Conference is designed to bring the research and career 
interests of women in computing to the forefront. 
Presenters are leaders in their respective fields, 
representing industrial, academic and government 
communities. Leading researchers present their current 
work, while special sessions focus on the role of women in 
today's technology fields. (From 
http://www.gracehopper.org)

* ACM-W ice cream social this Friday, 12-1pm THN E304 *

See you there!

Katie Jogerst
ACM-W undergraduate co-chair

If you have any questions, please email me at 
kjog@virginia.edu

From horton at cs.virginia.edu  Mon Nov 15 11:41:20 2004
From: horton at cs.virginia.edu (Tom Horton)
Date: Thu Mar 23 11:27:26 2006
Subject: [Ugrads07] 
	student feedback forum with CS dept chair: Weds., 6:15 pm
Message-ID: <4198DC30.7020201@cs.virginia.edu>

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From william at virginia.edu  Tue Nov 16 18:54:44 2004
From: william at virginia.edu (William Kammersell)
Date: Thu Mar 23 11:27:26 2006
Subject: [Ugrads07] ACM - The Power is Yours!
Message-ID: <419A9344.4030203@virginia.edu>

*If you read one line of this email, be in OLS 120 TOMORROW (NOV 17th) 
at 6:15 PM for the CS Dept. Student Feedback Forum and FREE PIZZA*

Hey all,
   This week is your chance to drastically alter the course of the CS 
Department as we know it.  That's right, not only can you tell the CS 
Department how you really feel, but you can also become the next ACM 
Chair, Vice Chair, Treasurer, or even, <gasp>, Secretary.  Read below 
for further instructions.
               -William, ACM Secretary

*Student Feedback Forum with CS Dept. Chair*
*Wed. Nov. 17th, 6:15-7:30pm*
*OLS 120*
*FREE PIZZA*
The Computer Science Department's annual feedback forum is where 
undergads can give feedback to the CS department about what students 
think is good, what students would like to see changed, and any other 
thoughts. This will be the first year the new department chair, Mary Lou 
Soffa, will meet with the undergrads. Any undergrad studying computing, 
in either the CS, CpE, CS/College majors or as a minor, is welcome and 
encouraged to attend.  Make your voice heard, or come hear what's new.
Note:  Notes from last two years' forum are here on the Web: 
http://www.cs.virginia.edu/~horton/acm/ User-id is "acm" and password is 
"wahoowa".  These will be removed after the meeting.

*ACM Annual Elections*
*Candidate Deadline: Midnight, Nov. 29th*
*Voting Deadline: Midnight, Dec. 2nd*
Want to make a huge impact in the UVA CS community?  Want ultimate 
power?  Think the only thing cooler than getting free pizza is ordering 
20+ pizzas at a time?  Then nominate yourself as a member for next 
year's ACM Executive Commitee.  By Nov. 29th please email me 
(william@virginia.edu) your Name, Major, Year, Photo, and 
Qualifications/Motivation (no more than a couple paragraphs).  The ACM 
will then post these submissions for open voting until December 2nd.  
Below you'll find a list of the possible positions.  The first four are 
elected by ACM members, while the Web Master, Publicity, and Grad Rep 
are appointed by the elected Chair.  If you're interested in any of 
these positions, please email me your information as well so the new 
Chair can make a decision as quickly as possible.  Terms are from 
January 2005 - December 2005, (ie Fourth Years need not apply).  You may 
nominate yourself for multiple positions.  You must also be a 
card-carrying member of the ACM to be nominated, but you can pay dues 
anytime before midnight on Nov. 29th, (contact me if this is an issue).

Chair
The Chair is the principal officer and is responsible for leading the 
Chapter and managing its activities in accordance with the policies and 
procedures of the ACM and its bylaws. The Chair shall preside at all 
meetings of the chapter and of its Executive Council. The Executive 
Council shall consist of the Chapter officers, the Student Chapter 
Sponsor, and chairs of the Chapter's standing committees.

Vice Chair
The Vice Chair shall preside at meetings in the absence of the Chair, 
assist the Chair in the management of the Chapter, and perform other 
duties that may be assigned by the Chair.

Secretary
The Secretary shall keep the minutes of all Chapter and Executive 
Council meetings. Other duties of the Secretary include:
Maintaining the records of the Chapter.
Preparation of the Chapter's activity report and officer contact 
information, and submission of these to ACM Headquarters.
Submission of any proposed amendment to these bylaws to the Chairs of 
the Membership Activities Board. Proposed amendments must be approved 
before they can be submitted to the Chapter's membership for a vote.
Maintain the email lists for the ACM.
Perform other duties as assigned by the Chair.

Treasurer
The Treasurer shall collect dues, pay all bills, and maintain the 
Chapter's financial records. Duties of the Treasurer also shall include:
Preparation of the Chapter's Annual Financial Report for presentation to 
the Chapter at the Annual Election meeting.
Completion and submission of the Annual Financial Report to ACM 
Headquarters.
Performance of other duties as assigned by the Chair.

The Publicity Committee
Shall publish and distribute all notices and publicity for and to the 
members of the Chapter.

The Web Committee
Shall maintain the Chapter web site and publish electronic copies of 
notices, etc.

From rea9x at cs.virginia.edu  Wed Nov 17 14:57:47 2004
From: rea9x at cs.virginia.edu (Ruth E. Anderson)
Date: Thu Mar 23 11:27:26 2006
Subject: [Ugrads07] Computer Science Research Study Needs You!
Message-ID: <Pine.GSO.4.58.0411171432520.19533@viper.cs.Virginia.EDU>


Attention CS and CPE majors:

Your help is needed for a national study exploring gender, ethnic, and
cultural issues in undergraduate computing education.  The results of the
study will be used to improve undergraduate teaching and learning.

Please help out by taking a WEB SURVEY.  The survey should take about 30
minutes to complete and you will be compensated $10 for your time.  All
responses are kept confidential and will be used for research purposes
only.

If interested, please stop by Olsson 223 and see:

Peggy Reed
Olsson 223
peggy@virginia.edu
434-982-2394

Note: You must be 18 years or older to take the survey.

From horton at cs.virginia.edu  Fri Nov 19 12:18:04 2004
From: horton at cs.virginia.edu (Tom Horton)
Date: Thu Mar 23 11:27:26 2006
Subject: [Ugrads07] undergraduate programmer positions
Message-ID: <419E2ACC.1080303@cs.virginia.edu>

I'm  passing along the following job announcments.
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From horton at cs.virginia.edu  Mon Nov 29 23:50:23 2004
From: horton at cs.virginia.edu (Tom Horton)
Date: Thu Mar 23 11:27:26 2006
Subject: [Ugrads07] ACM Nominations Reminder
Message-ID: <41ABFC0F.2080600@cs.virginia.edu>

NOTE:  Because of a mail-server problem, the message below was mailed 
over the weekend but got hung up in the system.   There is a nominaiton 
deadline that is pretty much passed, but I think if you are still 
interested, email the contact person ASAP -- perhaps there will be an 
extension because of this mailman problem. (I don't know, but....)

----------------------------

Just a reminder that the deadline for nominations for ACM elections is 
tomorrow, Monday Nov. 29th, at midnight.  The descriptions of the 
election process and positions are below.  Have a great week and good 
luck getting back into schoolwork.
                        -William, ACM Secretary for a wee bit longer

*ACM Annual Elections*
*Candidate Deadline: Midnight, Nov. 29th*
*Voting Deadline: Midnight, Dec. 2nd*
Want to make a huge impact in the UVA CS community?  Want ultimate 
power?  Think the only thing cooler than getting free pizza is ordering 
20+ pizzas at a time?  Then nominate yourself as a member for next 
year's ACM Executive Commitee.  By Nov. 29th please email me 
(william@virginia.edu) your Name, Major, Year, Photo, and 
Qualifications/Motivation (no more than a couple paragraphs).  The ACM 
will then post these submissions for open voting until December 2nd.  
Below you'll find a list of the possible positions.  The first four are 
elected by ACM members, while the Web Master, Publicity, and Grad Rep 
are appointed by the elected Chair.  If you're interested in any of 
these positions, please email me your information as well so the new 
Chair can make a decision as quickly as possible.  Terms are from 
January 2005 - December 2005, (ie Fourth Years need not apply).  You may 
nominate yourself for multiple positions.  You must also be a 
card-carrying member of the ACM to be nominated, but you can pay dues 
anytime before midnight on Nov. 29th, (contact me if this is an issue).

Chair
The Chair is the principal officer and is responsible for leading the 
Chapter and managing its activities in accordance with the policies and 
procedures of the ACM and its bylaws. The Chair shall preside at all 
meetings of the chapter and of its Executive Council. The Executive 
Council shall consist of the Chapter officers, the Student Chapter 
Sponsor, and chairs of the Chapter's standing committees.

Vice Chair
The Vice Chair shall preside at meetings in the absence of the Chair, 
assist the Chair in the management of the Chapter, and perform other 
duties that may be assigned by the Chair.

Secretary
The Secretary shall keep the minutes of all Chapter and Executive 
Council meetings. Other duties of the Secretary include: Maintaining the 
records of the Chapter.
Preparation of the Chapter's activity report and officer contact 
information, and submission of these to ACM Headquarters. Submission of 
any proposed amendment to these bylaws to the Chairs of the Membership 
Activities Board. Proposed amendments must be approved before they can 
be submitted to the Chapter's membership for a vote. Maintain the email 
lists for the ACM. Perform other duties as assigned by the Chair.

Treasurer
The Treasurer shall collect dues, pay all bills, and maintain the 
Chapter's financial records. Duties of the Treasurer also shall include: 
Preparation of the Chapter's Annual Financial Report for presentation to 
the Chapter at the Annual Election meeting. Completion and submission of 
the Annual Financial Report to ACM Headquarters. Performance of other 
duties as assigned by the Chair.

The Publicity Committee
Shall publish and distribute all notices and publicity for and to the 
members of the Chapter.

The Web Committee
Shall maintain the Chapter web site and publish electronic copies of 
notices, etc.