Open Call for AISWN Officer Nominations

​Dear members of the AISWN College,
This is an open call from the AISWN Nominations Committee for nominations for the offices of:
  • AISWN College Co-Chair;
  • AISWN Communications Chair; and 
  • AISWN PhD Representative.
The duties of each role are outlined in the bylaws. We welcome anyone interested. We especially want to encourage the nomination of people from different backgrounds and across all three AIS Regions. 
Self-nominations are accepted. Please do not be shy or discount your ability to lead. You do not need to know exactly what to do or how the leadership team works as the current AISWN Executive will help you to transition you into your role. What is important is some general leadership abilities and a passion for supporting women scholars in information systems,
Please send your nominations to vanessa.cooper@rmit.edu.au with the subject "AISWN Nomination" by 7th April 2023. Include a short bio and/or short statement about why you think your nominee would be a good AISWN Executive Officer.
It has been a privilege to serve as Co-Chair and Past Co-Chair for the last three years. During this time, we have seen a growth in our membership and enhanced engagement across all three regions of the AIS. I look forward to receiving your nominations and seeing the new leadership team build on this momentum.
 
Regards,
Vanessa Cooper on behalf of the AISWN Nominations Committee (comprised of Niki Panteli, Elanor Loiacono and Vanessa Cooper)
Past Co-Chair
vanessa.cooper@rmit.edu.au

​AISWN is the 1st AIS College!

The AIS Women’s Network is a college of the Association for Information Systems (AIS). The purpose of the College is to promote a network for supporting women scholars in information systems and to enables mentorship relationships that are crucial to speed the success of women in the information systems field. ​

​AISWN’s mission is to:
  • Provide a forum for discourse between those interested in furthering the accomplishments, contributions, and careers of women scholars in information systems.
  • Provide a forum for a discourse between those in the AIS Women’s Network and members of the broader IS scholarly discipline.
  • Facilitate mentorship relationships that support the activities of women scholars in information systems.

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