ACM Security Chair

Roles and Responsibilities

  • Manage ACM Security - The chair is responsible for all things ACM Security: Leading SECOFF meetings, distributing duties to officer board, ensuring weekly meetings are planned and staffed, ensuring the success of events and activities, etc.
  • ACM Exec Board - The Chair is is responsible for going to ACM Executive meetings and attending to any issues required of an ACM Executive.
  • Plot ACM Security’s Future - The chair, along with the current officers, is responsible for plotting the course of ACM Security. That is to say, planning future recruitment ideas, increasing membership retention, thinking up new and exciting event ideas, etc…

Election Process

  • Elections will occur once a school year, near the end of the spring semester.

  • A nominations form should be made available to all ACM Security members.

  • A possible enumeration of roles could be Security

    • Chair
    • ViceSecurityChair
    • Webmaster
    • Archivist/Secretary
    • Publicity
    • CTF Captain
    • CPTC Captain
    • CCDC Captain
    • Special Projects

  • Ensure newly elected officers have access to all resources

Transition Steps

  • Hand over the Bitwarden password card.
  • Transfer Discord ownership to the new chair.
  • Update website roles and discord roles
  • Ensure new chair has management privileges for the ACM Security mailing list

Useful Information

Bitwarden

  • Username: sigsec@mst.edu
  • Password: Yellow Hollow Square (15 char) on password card

Events

  • CBC

  • August

    • Cyberspark/TracerFIRE

  • September

    • CPTC Regional

  • October

    • Lockpicking Competition

  • November

    • Wireless Workshop

  • December

    • CBC should be ready to go!!

  • January

    • CBC

  • February

    • CCDC Quals
    • Mini Wifi Workshop

  • March

    • CCDC Wildcard

  • April

    • Cantenna/Wardriving
    • Easter Egg Hunt

  • May

    • LANTAP

Tips

  • START PLANNING EVENTS EARLY

    • Flyers two weeks in advance

  • Don’t do everything yourself, work with your officers

  • In the end, it’s a club, if you’re not enjoying it or feel like there’s too much going on, delegate stuff to other officers. Try to enjoy it and have fun!

  • You don’t have to be on a team to check in on their progress