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    ACADIA 2026 Elections - Call for Nominations

    ACADIA 2026 Elections - Call for Nominations
    Sina Mostafavi
    Sina Mostafavi
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    Published: September 11, 2026 at 11:23 AM

    Dear ACADIA Members,

    This is your opportunity to steer the future of ACADIA through nomination of candidates, self-nomination, and voting. You must be a current ACADIA member in good standing to nominate someone, run for office, vote, or be an officer. Remember to renew your membership if you have not already for these reasons and other benefits.


    Please submit your nominations by September 20, 2026!

    Please use the following form for submission:

    https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSexWf01MDjmO3yQ4wXWCKpuBY4rBMXrrLTY4ZVHnfZ2IJ8sFw/viewform?usp=header


    Information on the current position holders is available at http://acadia.org/organization


    Please read the information below. Thank you for your participation!


    ACADIA announces the opening of nominations for the following positions:
    Board of Directors Member: Board members are elected representatives who serve a two-year term and are responsible for the strategic direction, activities, and operations of ACADIA. They participate in monthly meetings, help organize the annual conference, and contribute to initiatives aligned with ACADIA’s mission.


    ACADIA President: The President is elected directly by the membership and serves a three-part term: as Vice President (pre-presidency), President, and then Vice President (post-presidency). The President leads the Board of Directors, presides over meetings, and helps guide ACADIA’s vision and activities throughout the year.


    Graduate Student Representative: As a non-voting member of the ACADIA Board of Directors, the Graduate Student Representative facilitates student engagement in the ACADIA community and the promotion of student opportunities.


    International Journal of Architectural Computing (IJAC) Editorial Board:
    Elected IJAC Editorial Board members serve a three-year term and act as editors for the International Journal of Architectural Computing (IJAC). They are responsible for overseeing the ACADIA/IJAC special issue, supporting the peer review process, and advancing scholarly work at the intersection of architecture and computation.


    Each candidate for a Board of Directors position must be nominated by at least three members in good standing. Self-nominations are permitted; in such cases, only two additional nominations are required. Board members whose terms expire in 2026 are eligible for re-election.