What is UAB ACM?

The Association of Computing Machinery (ACM) is the world's oldest and largest scientific computing society. The UAB ACM is the ACM's local student chapter for the UAB community. It has been active continuously since 1984, providing UAB's computer science and related students and professionals with educational and social opportunities.

The UAB ACM is charged with organizing activities ranging from distinguished CIS Seminar Series lecturers, programming contests and outreach efforts to social events such as movie nights, camping trips and other gatherings. The students determine the activities of the chapter. UAB ACM holds regular business and social meetings and sponsors and co-sponsors numerous events throughout the year.

• Download our brochure for more information.
• View photos from our past events.
• Read meeting minutes and other documents.
• Tutoring for CS classes is available at the CS Study Hall (schedule).
• Want to learn more about UAB CIS? Check out "Personal Memoir of First Decade of CIS Department" by Dr. Anthony Barnard.

2007-2008 Executive Committee members:

Chair - Jeff Frees (Junior)
Vice Chair - Eric Frees (Junior)
Secretary - Robert Tairas (Graduate)
Treasurer - Laquwanea Johnson (Sophomore)

Chapter Sponsor - Fran Fabrizio