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	Gala Photos	By: Cora Dickson
Thanks to John Sheckler, we have a large collection of Gala Photos, including a photo of each table. Please visit the Archives to see the photos. We welcome more photos from other attendees. Please contact Gala Chair Cora Dickson (gala@dcacm.org) if you would like to contribute to our collection.
	DC ACM Memories video now available	By: Cora Dickson
If you missed the Gala, you can still watch the "DC ACM Memories" video online! This special video is 17 minutes long and features interviews of DC ACM alumni Saul Gass, Winston Riley III, Herb Maisel, Isreal Feldman, and Jim Pottmyer. Click on this link: http://www.dcacm.org/archives/Miscellaneous/Videos.aspx We still have a few copies of the high-quality DVD available for $5.00. Please contact Teresa Hone at treasurer@dcacm.org if you are interested.

Events Calendar

	The State of the Washington DC Job Market - 12/8/2008
DC ACM is a professional chapter of ACM. The Washington, DC area has a wide range of IT professionals, and a strong tech sector despite the economic downturn. This panel explores in further detail the regional characteristics (Northern Virginia, Maryland, downtown) and the types of employment (government contractors, R&D, civil service, start-ups, etc.) peculiar to the DC metropolitan area. This panel is geared towards IT professionals who are considering a job change, pondering their career path, or just wondering what skills are attractive in this region’s job market. Students of computer science at the local colleges and universities may also be interested in attending. Panelists: Robert Neelbauer Principal, Staffmagnet and Jobmatchbox.com Dr. Annette Reilly Senior Manager, HR/Finance Systems Engineering, Lockheed Martin Dr. Martin Herman Chief, Information Access Division, NIST John Thomas Vice President, Large Scale Systems Engineering, Booz Allen Hamilton Moderator: Dr. Kent Miller Location: American Academy for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) 2nd Floor Conference Room 1200 New York Avenue NW (entrance is on 12th street) Washington, D.C. Near Metro Center
Start Time:12/8/2008 7:30 PM
End Time:12/8/2008 9:30 PM
	Monthly DC ACM Executive Council Meeting (Open) - 12/15/2008
This meeting, usually held on the fourth Monday of the month, is open to any interested DC ACM members or nonmembers who would like to observe and participate in discussion, but only Executive Council members have voting power on any motions raised. NOTE: Due to the holidays in December, we are holding it on the third Monday. Agenda: Approval of the previous meeting minutes Reports from the officers Reports from the Standing Committee chairs Reports from the Special Committees Unfinished Business New Business Location: 2025 M Street NW Between 20th and 21st Streets Ground Floor Conference Room Near Dupont Circle and Farragut North red line Metro stations The meeting room has a street entrance located immediately to the left of the main entry into the building (a revolving door). A sign will be posted. There is a parking garage next door for $5.00. Free parking on M Street is available starting at 6:30pm.
Start Time:12/15/2008 7:00 PM
End Time:12/15/2008 9:00 PM

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