Sigapp.org Website Review

SIGAPP's mission is to further the interests of the computing professional engaged in the development of new computing applications and application areas and the transfer of computing technology to new problem domains. Jiman Hong, CHAIR (JULY 2015 - PRESENT) School of Computer Science and Engineering Tei-Wei Kuo, VICE CHAIR Dept. of Computer Science and Information Engineering Sung Y. Shin, IMMEDIATE PAST CHAIR (2009 - 2015) South Dakota State University Irene Frawley, PROGRAM COORDINATOR Program Coordinator - SIG Services As*ociation for Computing Machinery 2 Penn Plaza, Suite 701 Gary Lamont (1996 - 2003) Air Force Institute of Technology There are three ways in which SIGAPP can be involved with a technical meeting: as a “full sponsored”, “co sponsored” or as in that the latter is far simpler to obtain because it does not entail any financial involvement or liability by SIGAPP. Proceedings will be copyrighted by ACM and be in the Digital Library, unless specific agreements are in place with other co-sponsors. additional requirements that must be met by a conference seeking in-cooperation status, followed by a set of guidelines that will increase the chances that the SIGAPP Executive Committee will approve a request. Note that you may not use the ACM or SIGAPP names or logos on materials promoting the conference (websites, CFPs, etc.) prior to recurring event (i.e. approval for a given conference applies only to the single occurrence of the conference for which the TMRF was meeting organizers must provide, within three months of the event, a short report to the SIGAPP Executive Committee summarizing the event. The report should cover the number of papers submitted, the number of papers accepted, the number of attendees, and an outline of the conference budget. It should also contain a brief as*essment of the success of the event. members. This arrangement implies no financial involvement from SIGAPP, and it is straightforward to obtain, provided that