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Position
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Description
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Office Holder
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1. President (elected)
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Leads and provides direction to the SIG-ASYS in meeting its purpose and objectives. The President actively
represents SIG-ASYS
in its relationships.
(2 year term starting on even years)
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Fiona Rohde
University of Queensland
F.Rohde@business.uq.edu.au
(January 1, 2018 to December 31, 2019)
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2. Past-President (one)
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Facilitate the transition with the in-coming president, assist
the president in activities on-going at the time of transition, and provide
advice and support to the president.
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Severin Grabski
Michigan State University
grabski@broad.msu.edu
(January 1, 2018 to December 31, 2019)
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3. President-Elect (elected)
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Facilitates the activities put forth by the President, prepares a
plan for future goals to grow the SIG-ASYS and fulfill the SIG-ASYS
purpose and objectives, and facilitates the operations of the SIG-ASYS.
(2 year term starting on even years)
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Dr. Jee-Hae Lim
University of Waterloo
jh2lim@uwaterloo.ca
(January 1, 2018 to December 31, 2019)
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4. Vice-President Americas (elected)
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Represents the SIG-ASYS
membership from Region 1 in accordance with the SIG-ASYS’s
purpose and objectives.
(2 year term starting on odd years and re-electable – may vacate
to serve position 3)
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Scott Boss
Bentley University
sboss@bentley.edu
(January 1, 2017 to December 31, 2018)
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5. Vice-President Europe/Africa/Mid East (elected)
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Represents the SIG-ASYS
membership from Region 2 in accordance with the SIG-ASYS’s
purpose and objectives.
(2 year term starting on odd years and re-electable – may vacate
to serve position 3)
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Eddy Vaassen
Tilburg University
e.h.j.vaassen@tilburguniversity.edu
(January 1, 2017 to December 31, 2018)
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6. Vice-President Asia/Pacific (elected)
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Represents the SIG-ASYS
membership from Region 3 in accordance with the SIG-ASYS’s
purpose and objectives.
(2 year term starting on odd years and re-electable – may vacate
to serve position 3)
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Alastair Robb
The University of Queensland
a.robb@business.uq.edu.au
(January 1, 2017 to December 31, 2018)
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7. Secretary (elected)
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Represents the SIG-ASYS
in its relationship to the parent organization – the Association for Information
Systems (AIS). Responsibilities
include filing all reports as needed.
Facilitates membership growth and proposes SIG-ASYS
activities that would improve service to the members.
Maintains and enhances relationships between the SIG-ASYS
and professional and academic organizations outside of the Association for
Information Systems (AIS).
Maintains a detailed record of the SIG-ASYSs evolution and
activities in order to preserve organizational memory.
(2 year term starting on even years and re-electable – may vacate
to serve position 3).
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Ulaganathan Subramanian
Universiti Teknologi Brunei
nath.subra@utb.edu.bn
(January 1, 2018 to December 31, 2019)
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8. Treasurer (elected)
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Manages SIG-ASYS
funds, provides oversight over expenditures/ reimbursements, and assures that
the SIG-ASYS is not financially
overcommitted.
Maintains records of meetings and voting decisions to assure a
record of SIG-ASYS
activities.
(2 year term starting on
even years and re-electable– may vacate to serve position 3).
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Alec Cram
Bentley University
wcram@bentley.edu
(January 1, 2018 to December 31, 2019)
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9. Vice-President of Meetings & Conferences (elected)
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To maintain SIG relationships and foster coordination with
accounting information systems symposia and conferences globally.
(2 year term starting on odd years
and re-electable)
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Tawei (David) Wang
DePaul University
david.wang@depaul.edu
(January 1, 2017 to December 31, 2018)
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10. Web-Master (appointed)
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Maintain the SIG website to facilitate communication with the
membership and enhance the announcement of SIG activities.
(Appointed annually (and renewable) by the President)
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Byron Marshall
Oregon State University
byron.marshall@oregonstate.edu
(2013 - present)
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