Hello everyone, SIGCIS has a vacancy for secretary. Joline Zepchevski, our hard working secretary in 2006 and 2007, has had to resign to spend more time on her dissertation. The duties are fairly light, and mostly involve taking care of our members. There is no pay. As described on our website http://www.sigcis.org/?q=node/6 the responsibilities are as follows Secretary . Administer the SIGCIS email lists (including maintain and enforcing the acceptable use policy). . Edit material on the SIGCIS website dealing with the SIG and its activities. . Maintain and develop bylaws and other policy documents as needed. . Maintain the SIG's online membership directory, reviewing and editing entries as needed. . Produce the lists of attendees and interests for the SIG's annual meetings. . Welcome new members to the SIG and create accounts as needed. . Take minutes at Executive Committee meetings. You would also be a member of the Executive Committee, and be well placed to contribute to the institutional development of the history of computing as an increasingly visible and diverse subdiscipline. Additional creative contributions to the SIGCIS blog, online resources, etc. would be very welcome. Over the next year or two we expect to add at least one prize, expand our travel award program and begin to schedule a symposium in conjunction with the SHOT annual meeting. It's an exciting time and the SIG is growing up fast. The ideal secretary would combine reliability and an eye for detail with an outgoing personality. As you'd be interacting with the history of computing community all over the world you would have a chance to raise your profile and impress us all with your abilities. Planning to attend at least one of the next two SHOT meetings (Lisbon and Pittsburgh) would be a definite advantage. Graduate students are welcome, as are people living outside North America. If you are interested, or have a friend to nominate, then please let me know within the next week. We will need to have a secretary in place by the end of the month to get ready for the Lisbon meeting. Tom