In Response to ‘Vardi’s Insights’
Moshe Vardi's column, "The Agency Trilemma and ACM," misrepresents some decisions and actions made in regard to ACM's Open Access model.
Cherri M. Pancake
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How ACM Is Adapting in This Period of Global Uncertainties
The global impact of computing and information technology has never been clearer than it is now as the world continues its efforts to slow the COVID-19 pandemic.
New Ways to Think About CS Education
Two new approaches could have an impact on both the quality of CS education and on our professional responsibilities to society.
Start Small, Then Achieve Big Impact
ACM owes its success to an amazing cadre of volunteers around the globe, and they deserve the credit for what ACM accomplishes.
Engaging Future Generations of ACM Leaders
As a volunteer-driven organization, ACM's future health depends not only on appealing to a diverse membership, but also on creating a pipeline of future leaders.
How ACM Evolves in Response to Community Needs
One question people ask me as President is how ACM — as a global, volunteer-based organization — can evolve over time. Does it evolve to keep up with changes going on in our profession?
Dispelling Common Myths About ACM Awards and Honors
Have you wondered why a person you admire has not received an ACM award? As a former ACM Awards Chair, I'd like to share some insights on what makes nominations effective.
ACM Awards Honor CS Contributions
The Turing Award is one of a suite of professional honors ACM bestows annually to recognize technical achievements that have made significant contributions to our field.
Shape the Future of Computing
ACM encourages its members to take a direct hand in shaping the future of the association. There are more ways than ever to get involved.
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