MAB Directory

Vice-President

Li-Chen Fu

National Taiwan University
Taiwan

Committee Chairs

The chairs are expected to attend at least one MAB meeting per year in order to plan and coordinate their activities. If they cannot attend the MAB meeting, then a report of their activities should be forwarded twice a year to be reported at the MAB meetings at the ACC and the CDC. The Chairs of the MAB are appointed by the CSS President upon recommendation by the Vice President for MAB, and with the approval of the Executive Committee. The nominal term of office is one (calendar) year, although there is no limit on the number of terms which may be served.

The standing and ad-hoc committees of the IEEE CSS Member Activities Board (MAB) and their respective scope are detailed below. 

Awards

João Hespanha

University of California, Santa Barbara
United States

Awards Nominations

Mark Spong

University of Texas, Dallas
United States

Chapter Activities

Wei Xing Zheng

Western Sydney University
Australia

Distinguished Lecturers

The Distinguished Lecturers Committee, set up in 2001, is responsible for running the Distinguished Lecturers Program. Its aim is also to monitor this program and to make recommendations for changing topics and lecturers in such a way as to match the offer of subjects and lecturers to the needs of the Chapters and Active Control Group

Mathukumalli Vidyasagar

University of Texas, Dallas
United States

Fellow Evaluation

This standing committee is responsible for evaluating all fellow nominations delegated by IEEE to the Control Systems Society.

Roy Smith

Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zürich
Switzerland

Fellow Nominations

The Fellow Nominations Committee is responsible for proposing nominations of deserving Senior Members to the grade of IEEE Fellow.

Lucy Pao

University of Colorado
United States

History Committee

Tyrone Duncan

University of Kansas
United States

Industry Activities

Kingsley Fregene

Lockheed Martin
United States

Student Activities

This committee's primary task is to encourage active participation of student members in CSS activities. If you are a student and want to join the IEEE and the Control Systems Society, please download and fill out the membership application form available here.

Elisa Franco

University of California, Los Angeles
United States

Women in Control

The Women in Control Committee shall be responsible for, but not limited to, promoting membership, gathering and disseminating appropriate information about women in the IEEE Control Systems Society (CSS) and the profession and facilitating the development of mentoring and programs to promote the retention, recruitment, and growth of women CSS members.  For more information, please go to:  http://www.ieeecss.org/member-activities/women-control.

Linda Bushnell

University of Washington
United States