roundtable: CPSR Dir Member and Chapter Outreach
roundtable: CPSR Dir Member & Chapter Outreach
CPSR Dir Member & Chapter Outreach
Susan Evoy (evoy@pcd.Stanford.EDU)
Tue, 7 Nov 1995 10:02:47 -0800
Date: Tue, 7 Nov 1995 10:02:47 -0800
From: Susan Evoy <evoy@pcd.Stanford.EDU>
Message-Id: <199511071802.KAA08225@pcd.Stanford.EDU>
To: roundtable@cni.org
Subject: CPSR Dir Member & Chapter Outreach
Director of Member and Chapter Outreach
Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility (CPSR) seeks an
experienced organizer to serve as Director of Member and Chapter
Outreach for this 1,600-member national alliance of computer
professionals. The job involves a significant amount of national
travel.
Organizational Background
CPSR provides a voice for computer professionals in the policy debate
over the introduction of computer technology in society. With 21 chapters
in 4 states, CPSR is a democratically governed grass roots organization
whose members include computer professionals, computer users, computer
science educators and others interested in the impact that computers are
having on society.
CPSR's National Office in Palo Alto, CA, provides logistical, technical
and financial support for volunteer activists throughout the country who
sponsor CPSR conferences, develop CPSR positions, and present CPSR's views
to local policymakers. Current projects include an on-line campaign to
oppose legislation to deregulate the telecommunications, cable television
and media industries; monitoring the introduction of Caller ID technology;
and promoting the development of community networks to provide access to
new sources of information for the less privileged members of our society.
Other issues of interest to CPSR members include privacy and civil
liberties, weapons and peace, the National Information Infrastructure,
intellectual property, participatory design, computer workplace issues,
computers and education, computers and the environment, and gender issues
in computing.
Applicant Qualifications
The Director of Member and Chapter Outreach is a newly created position,
to be funded initially through grants. Applicants should have a minimum
of five years experience in organizing, preferably including both grass
roots community organizing and national issue campaign organizing, and be
familiar with the public policy issues in computing. Excellent written
and oral communication skills are also required, and applicants must be
able to travel. Salary range is $30-40K, plus benefits.
Application Process
To apply, submit a resume or C.V., three references, and a brief writing
sample, to:
Audrie Krause, Executive Director
CPSR
P.O. Box 717
Palo Alto, CA 94302.
Electronic submissions may be sent to: akrause@cpsr.org. Please indicate
"Organizer" as the subject of your message.
For further information, contact Audrie Krause at (415) 322-3778, or by email.
Susan Evoy
<evoy@pcd.stanford.edu>