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SIG III Activities at the 2003 Annual Meeting
Sue O'Neill Johnson is the winner of the SIG Member-of-the-Year Award for 2003
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| SIG III has been a winner of the ASIST SIG-of-Year Award for the past three years in a row (2000-2002). Sue played a leadership role in the group as its Chair in 1999-2000, Past Chair 2000-2001, and Chair Elect 2001-2002. Under Sue’s leadership, SIG III has initiated many new programs, such as International Paper Contest and International Travel Grants, to name a few. Congratulations to Sue on the well-deserved award! |
SIG III Web Site Won the SIG Publication-of-the-Year Award for 2003
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The SIG III Web site (http://www.asis.org/SIG/SIGIII/) is the winner of the SIG Publication-of-the-Year Award. The award is to recognize the best publication produced by a SIG during the previous year. Yin Zhang, SIG III Communications Officer and Webmaster (2001-2004), received the award for the group.
Thanks for all the comments and suggestions for improving the site! The SIG III Web site strives to meet the needs of its audience and to facilitate SIG III administration and communication. Your comments and suggestions are always welcome! |
ASIST Potomac Valley Chapter and SIG III present: An International Bazaar and Merrymaking Thanks for the support!
SIG III was the co-winner of the SIG-of-the-Year Award at the 2002 Annual Meeting! It has made history to win this award three times in a row for a total of 8 times:
-1982/83SIG III was the winner of the SIG-of-the-Year Award AGAIN this time at the 2001 Annual Meeting! This award is to recognize outstanding professional accomplishments and activities of an ASIS&T Special Interest Group. What made this award very special is the fact that SIG III won this award two times in a row!
The Silent Auction at the International Reception at the Annual Meeting of ASIS 1999 was successfully held on November 1. Many SIG III members contributed wonderful and wacky items for sale, some helped to set up and manage the sale, and many others bought the items. The best news of all: we made over $500! Thanks to the generous donation from Elsevier to underwrite the costs of the reception itself, all the profits from the silent auction can be used for Infoshare memberships. On behalf of the SIGIII, we want to extend a sincere thanks to all of you who organized and participated in this event!
Last updated Nov. 18, 2005