Difference between revisions of "2009Q3 Reports: SIG Convener"
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Details and links for all SIGs can be found at http://aclweb.org/adminwiki/index.php?title=SIG_Compliance | Details and links for all SIGs can be found at http://aclweb.org/adminwiki/index.php?title=SIG_Compliance | ||
| − | Another major activity in 2009 was the approval of a constitution for SIGDAT. | + | Another major activity in 2009 was the approval of a constitution for SIGDAT. Historically, SIGDAT has been operating by a structure that was different than specified in the ACL SIG template constitution. The discrepancies were resolved after some mutual discussion between ACL and SIGDAT, yielding a revised constitution which was approved. |
| − | All SIGs | + | All SIGs have submitted their annual reports. Overall, the ACL SIGs seem healthy and very active, running many initiatives and events. Following Steven Bird’s effort in 2008, all SIGs have formed their constitution, most of them conducting elections in accordance with their constitutions. |
SIGNLL and SIGHAN have proposed to conduct large SIG workshops in 2010. | SIGNLL and SIGHAN have proposed to conduct large SIG workshops in 2010. | ||
Latest revision as of 12:00, 9 July 2009
SIG Convener Report 2009-Q3
Ido Dagan
The number of ACL SIGs is currently 16, with two new SIGs established in 2009:
- SIGMT (Machine Translation)
- SIGFSM (Finite State Methods)
The proposals to establish these SIGs, along with their proposed constitutions, were reviewed by the SIG Convener and the ACL Exec, and were approved by the Exec after some discussion and interaction with the SIG initiators.
Details and links for all SIGs can be found at http://aclweb.org/adminwiki/index.php?title=SIG_Compliance
Another major activity in 2009 was the approval of a constitution for SIGDAT. Historically, SIGDAT has been operating by a structure that was different than specified in the ACL SIG template constitution. The discrepancies were resolved after some mutual discussion between ACL and SIGDAT, yielding a revised constitution which was approved.
All SIGs have submitted their annual reports. Overall, the ACL SIGs seem healthy and very active, running many initiatives and events. Following Steven Bird’s effort in 2008, all SIGs have formed their constitution, most of them conducting elections in accordance with their constitutions.
SIGNLL and SIGHAN have proposed to conduct large SIG workshops in 2010.