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| "abstract": "Purpose AlAA Is an organization of people who have a cornmon intefest i n space, the atmosphere and the sea. They see in the exploitation of these elements an opportunity to expand and enrich human life in countless ways and have set themselves to the study of the physical characteristits of these elements and to the develo~ment of machinery that will bring them more fully to humanvy's service, AlAA s objective is to the advancement of the' profession and the individual ih these pursuits. Membership Requirements All persons engaged in the profesbional practice of {hearts, sciences or technology of aeronautics, astronautics or hydronautics are eligible for,memberskip in AIAA: Others whuae work cantributes to the advancement of these fields are also eligible. Activities Each year AlAA sponsors or co-sponsors from 25 to 30 national meetings in different parts of the country at which AlAA members have an opportunity to hear, present and d~scuss pape'rs of importance to the advancement of aerospace science and engineering Many of the meetings include aerospace exhibits and field trips to nearby aerospace plants and laboratories.", |
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| "text": "Purpose AlAA Is an organization of people who have a cornmon intefest i n space, the atmosphere and the sea. They see in the exploitation of these elements an opportunity to expand and enrich human life in countless ways and have set themselves to the study of the physical characteristits of these elements and to the develo~ment of machinery that will bring them more fully to humanvy's service, AlAA s objective is to the advancement of the' profession and the individual ih these pursuits. Membership Requirements All persons engaged in the profesbional practice of {hearts, sciences or technology of aeronautics, astronautics or hydronautics are eligible for,memberskip in AIAA: Others whuae work cantributes to the advancement of these fields are also eligible. Activities Each year AlAA sponsors or co-sponsors from 25 to 30 national meetings in different parts of the country at which AlAA members have an opportunity to hear, present and d~scuss pape'rs of importance to the advancement of aerospace science and engineering Many of the meetings include aerospace exhibits and field trips to nearby aerospace plants and laboratories.", |
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| "text": "The many activrties of the Institute are Uesigned to help member9 improve the quality of their professional services. the effectiveness with which they manage their practices. and their status a s C;PA1s In the communities they serve. The Institute serves lo. unite the profession and to maintajn the staddards OF the CPA qualification a i d the practice of accounting in the United States.", |
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| "text": "An applicant must be a-certified Public Accountant and b e enga8ed in work teiated to accounting. I n t e~ national Aseociate memberships are also available.", |
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| "text": "The Institute r annual meetings and conferences are a~med at keeping professional Issues and problems before its members. The Institute prepares and grades i h e CPA examination used thrbughout the United States and supports the Financial Accounting Standards Board which sets accounting standards. Other activities are promulgatron of auditlng standards, creation and administration of continujhg education courses and programs, establishment ef rules of professional conduct and conducting rnves ligations in connection with alleged violabions, maintenance of 3 Washington: D.C. office for haison with the Internal Revenue Service. Securities and Exchange Cornmlssion, and other federal agencies, monitoring of stgte legislation pertaining to CPA's, operatlon of an on-I~ne, real-time computer-based ~nforrnation retrieval system,. and research into accounting, auditing and computer subject areas. \"", |
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| "text": "The Tax Adviser -Monthly The CPA Letter -Semimonthly Special techntcql publ~cations,.books, and pam~hlets.", |
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| "text": "Established by the Councll, dues aje levied on a graduatedscale, according to longevity as a CPA, pos~tion in practice. and occupationaJ status. ", |
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| "text": "The AMerican Society for Information Science is a nonprofit national and professional association organized for scientific, literary. and educational purposes and dUicate4.to.the creation, organization. d~sseminalicn. and appncalion :of knowledge concerning information ana its Iransrer.:ASIS is dedicated to the imp~ovtment of the information-transfer process through research, development,. application gnd educatjon. The Society acts as a bridge between research and developq-ient and the requirements of d~vetse types o f information systems. ASlS provldes a forum for the discussipn, publication and critical analysis of work deal~ng wUh the theory and practice of all elements involved in the cornmunicat~on of information.", |
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| "text": "Regular membership in ASIS-is open to any in-terested person who applies for membership and pays the prescribed dlles, No formal educational quallflcations for membership exist, Student memberships are available tor a period of'not more than three years to sersdns regylarly enrolled at a college or un~versity ' 9 In one or mom-courses ~f training or study for whiCh degree credits are given in the fblds of documentation. library science o r in'formation scienee. Institutufional memberships are.also available.", |
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| "text": "The Annual meeting of the Soc~ety. usually held In October. provides a .focal point for the discussion oi formal papers and an Opportunity for informal talks with people of diverse ihterests. The Society alqo conducts a mid-year meeting. usually in May; part~cipates in programs of other professional societies: and, is an active partidpant in the National Computer Conference. AStS operates a member. placement service 'The Soc~ety has 24 major regianal. local chapters throughout the U.S., Canada and Europe. 3uoting from the Cqnstitution of the ASA, \"The objeclives of the American Statistical Association, a nonsrofrt organi'ratlon, .shall b e to fester. In the broadest nanner, stat~stics and its applications, to promote ~n i t y and eifectiveness o, f Bffort among all concerned with statistical problems, end to increase the contribution of stAtistics to human welfare.\"", |
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| "text": "The Association is composed of persons interested. in statMics, applied or theoretical. Through the Association, members mutually help each other w~t h the exchange of professional Knowleam and tho reporting of new developments,,insuring twit stat~stlcal techniques 'discovered in one field are. made kdown to workers in'others,", |
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| "text": "There are several tyges of memberships available i n ASA, including Regular and Institutignal. Contact ASA*Headsuart&s for further information on qualifications tor membels hip.", |
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| "text": "The annual meeting of the Association ' IS h,eld in August, typically in conjunction w i t h annual meetings of other scientific societies-qoncerned dtth statistical practice. In addition. I b w l rnaetkgs ar0 held by the ASA chapters and regional meetings are arranged when desired within the geographical districts into which the Association 'is divided. Since these meetings are smaller'th'an the annual meetings, they further opportunrties for still more intimate discussion on statistical matters of local or regional interest.", |
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| "text": "Purpose TO advance the sciences and arts of information proaessing includtng the study, designi development.", |
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| "text": "construction, ana application of modern machinew. cbmputrng techn~ques and appropriate languages ror general information processing. storage, retrieval,and processing of data of all,kinds, and for the automatic. control and simulation or process.", |
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| "text": "All praC1lClnQ internal auditors, thgse resp~nsible for the funct~on, publ~c accountants, educators. and auditing students are ~nvited to join The Institute.", |
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| "text": "Gu~de to Use of Computers Dues Sfudent ........................... ,-... . . . . 5 10.00 lndjvidual.. ......................... ..., 20.00 tn'stitutional. ...................................... 100.00 .............. Suskirnng ............... ,... North America wherc tncrc is no chapter. Regutzf membership is grnntdd by the chapter. Board of Directors to persons engaged ..in manageri al or supervisory po'sitions in data processing, educators, and executive personnel with a direct interest in dala .processing. Affiliate membersh~p may be granted by the Board to graduntesof an accredited college or university who are former members of o DPMA student organlzatlon: college graduates wlth one y a l o l EDP cxporlencc; or ~ndividuals whose major source of income is dlrect selling or lens~npof EDP equipment, supplies, or educational courses. Activities Tho Assbc~ation sponsors INFO1 EXPO. ' the annual lnternational Data Processing Conference and Business Exposrtion 'which -fentunes seminars, panels, workshops. special *sessions, on technical and cspccially management subjects. In add~tlon, DPMA \"participates in the organization of thc National Computer Conference, Other programs and scrvlces offered by the Association include: regtonal conferences; individual chapter educat~onal meetings*; .v~deo tape seminars under chapter sponsorship featuring natronally known Industry experts, with-particular emphasis on management-oc~ented topics;-AIM (Advanced Instruction for Management) one-day. on-site semlnars cosponsored by chapters; and all-day chapter-sponsored seminars on Business & Management Pr~nciples. Dues International ............................ $ 30.00 C-hapter .... ~. .............. ..., ............ 10-30.00 Affiliate ........ .......,. ....................... Purpose The IEEE Computer Society is actually part of a much larger organization. the lnstituta of Electrical and Electronics EnginrjsTs. Wlth so many spacial interests arnorg its members, it was natural for thoso who wanted to exchonga knowladga or who wished to concantlate on qne aroa of oloctronics to create Special lntorest Groups. The IEEE Camputor Society was formed to advdnco tho theory and the practice of computer and information processing techhbl~gy and ex change of technical informatlon among its members. Members ..................................... ..........., $ 6.00 Non-members applying to IEEE Compuier Society and IEEE ............................. and Canada ......,.. 46.00 Other Countries .%... ..................................... Purpose The InstiWtrr of Internal Audlto s 1s an international organization dedicated to the advanccrhcnk ot the professloh of internal auditing. The Instlhte ,zcks the enrichment of ks rnembhrs through the'interchrtngo nf ideas, tnforma~lon and contacls. It 1s dedicated to niaintn~ning fhq highost po9sible stdndards of competence, morality and dign~ty in the professjan", |
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| "content": "<table><tr><td>AFIPS CONSTITUENT SOCIETIES</td><td/></tr><tr><td>&ssociatiop-for Educational Data Systems (rC\\EDS)</td><td>Data Processing Management Association (DPMA)</td></tr><tr><td>Purpose The Association f~r Educatlorial Data Systcn~S IS 't prlvdtc, nonprofit educational ory;rn~zation fotindcd In 1962 b, y a group of ptofoss~otlal P~lucalors dnd Iccll-nical spoc~,~lists in oduc,ltion~l gppl~~atiohs. It:, inten-tion 1s to provldcr ;I forum ldr tlio oxch;rllgc of irlcas and formation' about tfis ~clatlonsli~p ot'morltr~rl tcch-rlofogy to modern educ'atlon.</td><td>Purpose. DPMA is an organization serving the information proc-essing arid computer management community. Among its primary qbjectlvgs RIQ: (1) oducation and ~esear rti ilctivitles focused on tho development of cffcclivc! mnnagen~eX programs for tho Sel.f-improvomr~~l~ of the membership, (2) encouragement of high standikrds of comp~tenco, and promotlon of n profess~onal nttl-tude among.th8 mombershir* and (3) fostering of a</td></tr><tr><td>Membership Requirements AEDS membership is currcntry at 1,70U with mombct-ship open to all interested in learning more and keep-</td><td>6etfer understanding bf the vital business role of data processing !n society, and theproper relotionshlp of data processrng to management.</td></tr><tr><td>ing ~n f o r m e d about current dcvoloprncots ~n d directions in educational data Systems and computcl technology. Actiyi ties An annual international coofei'ence 1s held to brlng together key people from educat~o~i and t~'ctlnical specialists. Executives, adminlst~ators fiom all jcvols of education, and all fypes of research. m~inufdcturlng arid cammercl,~l servlcc ~Tganizatlons ntc' represented at t h~s conference An a n n u~l computer programming contest is held for secondary scnool Students In gmdes 7-12.' The con-desl is on the appfoved Ilst of cantests and acfiv111t.s published by, the National Assocmt~on of Secondary Schodl Frincipals. Local chapters regularly sponsor workshaps and sem-inars qn relevant toplcs dcslgned to advance edyca-tion by develooing ' a greater awareness of the Impact dl educst~onal bctinology. Publications AEDS Monitor -Monthly AEDS Journal -Quarterly Convention proceedings -Annually AEDS Handbook and Membership Directory -Annually to members only Large School Survey Layman's 300.00 For Further Infomation. Contact: Shirley Easterwood Activities The IEEE Computer. Saciev sponsors tne Annua Computer Society Conference and parilcipatss in the organizat~on of the National Computer Conference. JF addition meetings for the presentation of tectinica papers and ldcal chapter meetings are hold regularly The technical committees sponsor many seminars symposia*and sessions for the benefit of its member-ship. They also arrange the Distinguished isitors Program which prov~des l o i leading computer pro-fessionals to speak to the local cnapters of the Soci-ety and educational institutions. Publications Computer Magazine -Monthly Transactions on Computers -Monthly Transactions on Software Engineering -Quarterly Proceedings (and special bdoks as warranted) Dues lEEE 41.00 Affiliate Membership ..... 24.00 Association for Educational.Data Systems 1201 7 6th St., N.W. Washington, D.C. 20036 For Further Information contact: Harry Haymah P.O. Box 639A Silver Spring, Maryland ,20901</td><td>Computing Machinery -Quarterly The Communications of the ACM --Monthly Computing Revlews -Monthly Computing Surveys -Quarterly Transactions on Mathematicat Software -Quar tad) For Further Information Contact: Membership Requlrernents Membeshlp is granted onlf through a local chapte:, except in areas outsldc Publications Data Management -Monthly Special technical publ~cations, books, and pamphlets 30.00 Joseoh Cunninghatn Association for Computing Machinery T133'Avenue of the Americas NewYgrk, N. Y. 10036 For Further Information Contact: Donn Sanford Data Processing Manaaement Association 505 Busse hlghway Park Ridge, Illinois 60068</td></tr></table>", |
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| "text": "Dues.................... Member or Associate Member . , $60.00 ............................ Retired Member ............................... .,.. 13.00 Student Member ................................Dues Senior Member ................................................ $26.00 Regular Member .............................................. Associate Member ..... .........,.... .................... 25*08 15.0 ................................................................", |
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| "content": "<table><tr><td>AFIPS CONSTITUENT SOCIETIES</td><td/></tr><tr><td>Instrument Society of America (ISA)</td><td/></tr><tr><td>Purpose</td><td/></tr><tr><td colspan=\"2\">The Instcumant Society of America is a nonprofit</td></tr><tr><td colspan=\"2\">scientific, technical and educational organization</td></tr><tr><td colspan=\"2\">dedicated to advancing and reinforcing the arts and</td></tr><tr><td colspan=\"2\">Bclencas related to the rheoty, design, manufacture</td></tr><tr><td colspan=\"2\">and use of instruments and controls In tho varloos</td></tr><tr><td colspan=\"2\">sciences and technologies for the benefit of mankind</td></tr><tr><td>Membershlp Requirements</td><td/></tr><tr><td colspan=\"2\">The types of memberships available in ISA are predi-</td></tr><tr><td colspan=\"2\">cated upan specific Individual quatificatians. Senior</td></tr><tr><td colspan=\"2\">Membership requites either a B.S, or engineerlng de-</td></tr><tr><td colspan=\"2\">gree and at least six years work in instrumentation, two years having been in a position of responsible</td></tr><tr><td colspan=\"2\">charge; or no degree but ten-years work in instru-</td></tr><tr><td colspan=\"2\">mentation, two years having been in a position of responsible charge. A Regular Membership is open</td></tr><tr><td colspan=\"2\">to any persgn interested in instrumentatian and the</td></tr><tr><td colspan=\"2\">programs of the Sociefy. An Associate Membership is</td></tr><tr><td colspan=\"2\">limited to those whose principal interests and occu-</td></tr><tr><td colspan=\"2\">pations are not specificaUv in instrumentation. Student</td></tr><tr><td colspan=\"2\">Members are either enrolled as iull-time students or</td></tr><tr><td>enrolled in a formal spprenticeship course.</td><td/></tr><tr><td>Activjties</td><td/></tr><tr><td colspan=\"2\">The scope of Society activities embraces these areas</td></tr><tr><td colspan=\"2\">of instrumentation: aerospace, analysis, automatic</td></tr><tr><td colspan=\"2\">control systems, bb-medical s.ciences, chemical and</td></tr><tr><td colspan=\"2\">petroleum, cryogenic thstrumentation, data handling</td></tr><tr><td colspan=\"2\">and computation, food, maintenance, marine sciences</td></tr><tr><td colspan=\"2\">metals, metrology, mining and metallurgy, power</td></tr><tr><td colspan=\"2\">process measurement and control-, pulp aad paper</td></tr><tr><td colspan=\"2\">scientific instrumentation and research, telemetry</td></tr><tr><td>test tneasurernent, textile and tranwortation.</td><td/></tr><tr><td colspan=\"2\">ISA publishes and disseminates information develobs</td></tr><tr><td colspan=\"2\">standards; conduct$ conferences, symposia ana ex-</td></tr><tr><td colspan=\"2\">hibits: providas educational services and honors'indi.</td></tr><tr><td>vidwl achievement.</td><td/></tr><tr><td>Publications Instrumentation Technology -Monthly Proceedings -Annual Advances in Instrumentation -Quarterly l S A f ransactions -Quarterly Special ~ubiications -As warranted</td><td>A u d~t~n g News -six times a year Edpacs -Monthly Spec~al researdh reports and books</td></tr><tr><td/><td>Educational Associate</td><td>26.00</td></tr><tr><td>Student</td><td>5.00</td></tr><tr><td>F-ar Further Information Conlact: Executive Director Instrumentation Society of Ameriob 400 Stanwix Street Pittqburgh. Pa. 15222</td><td>Williaw E. Perry: CIA The Instdute of Internal Auditors, lne 5500 Diplomat Circle Orlando, Florida 32810</td></tr></table>", |
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| "text": "Full hember ............................................. $25.00 .............. ........................... Dues ............... .............. Regular Members -.. $22.00 Student Members ....... ............... SID is approximately 2.000 and is open to ail who can. benefit from the Soc~ety and wish to further ils goals. Membership is open to both ~ndividuhls and companies.", |
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| "content": "<table><tr><td>FIPS CONSTITUENT SOCIETIES</td><td/></tr><tr><td>Purpow The Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematlcs was formed in 1952 lo furtlier the applications of math-</td><td>Putyose The Society for lnformation Display was chartered Bs a nonprofit technrcal corpolation In 1962. wtlh me</td></tr><tr><td>ematics to problems in industry and science Rccog-</td><td>iollowing goals and purposes:</td></tr><tr><td>nizing the gap in a professional structulo where the ropid expansion of industrial research had crentod a</td><td>Encouragr, and contflbute to the sc~cnl~f~c</td></tr><tr><td>need tot basic analytical thought and n6w mathemuti-cal methods, S-AM developed new media to br~dge this gap and foster the exchange of ideas among ali who are interested in theapplicatlons of mathematics</td><td>udvancemcnt of Information DlsplBy Promob the yse o l I'nformatlbn 01splay Maintain a central file ~f d~splay ~nformatrun for use by members Prov~de forums for the exchange end dlssemlnatlon</td></tr><tr><td>Membership Requirements Membership In SIAM is available to those people intet-</td><td>of ideas and knowledge related to lnformatlon Display</td></tr><tr><td>ested in the goals and objectives af the Society. Formal applications are directed to a Membership Committee for approval.</td><td>Promulgate debnitionsand standards pertalnlng to the field of Information Display Stimulate new idees in Information Display and</td></tr><tr><td/><td>foster their develppmeht,</td></tr><tr><td>Activities SlAM conducts two national meetings edch year in the Spring anti Fall Such meetings are structured on</td><td>Membership Requirements Current rnembersh~p in</td></tr><tr><td>a aentral theme to discuss an important and timely</td><td/></tr><tr><td>subject in mathematics In addition, with the support</td><td/></tr><tr><td>of the National Science Foundation, the Office of</td><td/></tr><tr><td>Naval Research, and the Air Force Off~ce of Scientific</td><td/></tr><tr><td>Research, SlAM sponsors special international sym-</td><td/></tr><tr><td>posia bn various topics in mathematics. SlAM also</td><td/></tr><tr><td>created the SlAM Institute for Mathematics and Socf-</td><td/></tr><tr><td>aty in January 1973 to foster the application of mathe-</td><td/></tr><tr><td>matics to the major problems of socrety.</td><td/></tr><tr><td>Publications SlAM Journal on Applied Mathematlcs -</td><td/></tr><tr><td>2 volumes per year, 4 issues each SlAM Journal on Computing -Quarterly SlAM Journal on Control -Bimonthly SlAM Journal on humerical Analysis -Elmonthly SlAM Revlew -Quarterly SIAM Journal of Mathematical Analysis -Bimonthly Theory of Probability and Its Applica!ions -Quarterly SlAM News -B~rnonthly~</td><td>Procegdings -Semiannually Simulation -Monthly Puljlica tions</td></tr><tr><td>10.00</td><td>Dues</td></tr><tr><td>For Further Information Contact: R. K. Windsor Society for Applled and Industrial Mathematics 33 South 17th Street</td><td>AsSociateMember Undergraduate &.:Graduate Student Member .. Senior Member. ....... Speclal A~~l~c a t i o n Necessary 25.00 15.00</td></tr><tr><td>Philadelphia, Pa. 19103</td><td>For Further Information Contact:</td></tr><tr><td/><td>Alex McKenn8</td></tr><tr><td/><td>The Societv for Computer S~mulation</td></tr><tr><td/><td>P,O. box z2228</td></tr><tr><td/><td>La Jolla. California 92038</td></tr></table>", |
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