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2009 ACS COMP Division Elections - UPDATE
Members of the COMP division are invited to participate in the 2009 elections. This year we will be electing a Chair to serve during 2011. The Chair will act as Chair-Elect in 2010, and Immediate Past Chair in 2012. The others positions open this year are two Councilor positions for which we have 5 candidates. On the ballot you will be able to select 2 candidates to fill the positions. Runners-up will be assigned as Alternate-Councilors. Please visit the COMP website to view biographies of the candidates, specifically:
Note: The Computers in Chemistry Division of the ACS would like to take a moment to remind its members that the election is nearly complete, and any outstanding ballots should be cast by the deadline of July 15, 2009. Ballots went out to all members via Survey Monkey, so please take a moment to locate the email if you may have discarded the ballot inadvertently. If you have opted out of Survey Monkey in the past, you will have to opt in to vote, but a new ballot will have to be sent, and you will need to personally contact the assistant secretary. Please contact the assistant secretary (http://www.acscomp.org) if you need assistance locating your ballot.
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