Call for Nominations: Chief Editor, Resource Center

Call for Nominations: Chief Editor, Resource Center

IEEE Signal Processing Society Vice President-Education Roxana Saint-Nom invites nominations for the position of Chief Editor, Resource Center for a 3-year term starting 1 January 2026. Nominations must be received no later than 9 April 2025.

Resource Center

The Resource Center is the Society’s online library of tutorials, lectures, presentations, education content and more. This includes content specifically for SPS members. The world’s leading signal processing experts submit to the Resource Center a large array of material that spans the breadth of signal processing topics. View the Resource Center portal.

The Resource Center shall be managed by a Chief Editor who shall be appointed by the Vice President-Education with the advice and consent of the Executive Committee. The Chief Editor shall serve for three years, non-renewable. The Chief Editor shall be responsible for implementing the Resource Center. The Chief Editor shall chair the Editorial Board for the Resource Center and also serve as a member of the Society’s Education Board.

Chief Editor duties include identification of Editors to serve on the editorial board of the Resource Center; management of the day-to-day operations of the Resource Center; identifying areas that require strengthening of the Resource Center; coordinate and management of the Resource Center submissions; monitor the quality of the Resource Center; editorial coordination; oversee the Resource Center Editorial Board; library management of the Resource Center website; and ensure the visibility of the Resource Center.

The Chief Editor is responsible for working with the Society's Vice President- Education to create strategic and long-term plans for the Resource Center. The Chief Editor chairs the Resource Center Editorial Board and serves on and is a voting member of the Society's Education Board.

NOTE: Nominations for the Chief Editor shall be restricted to members in good standing in the IEEE and the Society. Preference should be given, where possible, to individuals who have experience with society publications, such as former associate editors of IEEE publications and/or past members of the Publications Board.

Nominations should be submitted via the online nomination platform, Nominations must include:

• a brief IEEE-style biography, including a listing of the candidate’s editorial experience
• a web address that contains the candidate’s CV (do not send a curriculum vitae with the nomination);
• a brief narrative supporting statement from the nominator(s);
• a statement of interest of up to 500 words stating the nominee’s vision for the position.

Nominations must be received no later than 9 April 2025.