Call for Nominations
ASEE Prism, Summer 2008
The ASEE Nominating Committee, chaired by Immediate Past President David N. Wormley, requests member participation in nominating board officers for the 2009 ASEE elections. Officers to be nominated for society-wide positions are: president-elect; vice president, external relations; vice president, finance; chair, Professional Interest Council (PIC) II; and chair, PIC III.
All nominees must be individual members or institutional-member representatives of ASEE at the time of nomination and must maintain ASEE membership during their term of office. Nominating Committee members are not eligible for nomination. The slate of candidates selected by the committee will not exceed two candidates per office.
Candidates for president-elect must be active members who have served or are serving on the board of directors. Candidates for vice president, external relations must be active members who have served at least two years on the Projects Board. Candidates for vice president, finance must be active individual members or institutional member representatives of ASEE.
Candidates for chair of the Engineering Deans Council, chair of the Corporate Member Council, and chair-elect for Zone Il and Zone IV will be nominated and selected by their respective councils and zones, as the ASEE constitution stipulates.
For each proposed candidate for a society-wide office, submit a biographical sketch of fewer than 400 words that documents career contributions, ASEE offices held, awards and recognitions received, and educational background. Include comments on leadership qualities, ability to cooperate with others to achieve objectives and willingness to serve if elected. A listing of members who meet constitutional eligibility requirements for the offices of president-elect and vice president, external relations is available from the executive director's office at ASEE headquarters.
Send nominations in writing, marked confidential, by May 15. For nominations for the office of president-elect, please include an advocacy statement. Mail nominations to David N. Wormley, Chair, ASEE Nominating Committee, ASEE, 1818 N Street, N.W., Suite 600, Washington, DC 20036.
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