

NORTHEAST OHIO
PROFESSIONAL ACM CHAPTER
OUR MISSION
“ ADVANCING THE COMPUTING PROFESSION IN NORTHEAST OHIO”
Information About Us
name NEOACM
location Youngstown, Ohio
DATE ESTABLISHED November 2011
BASE LOCATION Youngstown State University
AFFILIATE ORGANIZATION YSU ACM
Chapter participation provides a unique combination of social interaction and professional dialogue among peers, in their own geographic area. Chapter members' backgrounds represent all facets of computing, from academia, research, business and industry; it will invariably focus on the kind of information and insight that cannot easily be gathered in any other way.
Hundreds of local chapters worldwide function as intellectual and geographical nodes of activity for both ACM members and the computing community at large, offering seminars, lectures, and the opportunity
to meet peers and experts. Our Professional Chapters enable its members to network with others with similar interests. All have a shared goal and shared values: to advance computing as a science and a profession, guided by ACM’s Code of Ethics, Constitution and Bylaws that ensure a qualitative, transparent and democratic organization throughout.
Goals of the NEOACM Chapter
The goals of this chapter is to address these communities of the
Northeast Ohio area:
• ACM Members
• Private/Public Sector Professionals
• Computer Science Students
• General Community
It is our goal to provide computing services to these communities
such as:
• Conferences, Symposiums, Panel Discussions
• Bring ACM/IEEE Conferences to Northeast Ohio
• Sponsor Robotics/Programming Competitions for students and
Hobbyists
• Encourage Software Developers to adopt Best Practices as
Established by the ACM/IEEE
• Create a Directory of Local ACM/IEEE Professionals
• Establish the Licensing of Software Engineers in the Ohio
OUR VISION
To be essential to the Northeast Ohio technical community and technical professionals and be recognized for the contributions of computing technology and of professionals in improving the conditions of our community.
Communications are available to the public, access to the full monthly digital edition of Communications is restricted to ACM members.