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Society of Information Risk Analysts February 21, 2012 The Board of Directors Last revised March 23, 2014. Per the Articles of Incorporation of The Society of. This collection of documents makes up the Administrative and Policy Manual for the society. Below, you can download the documents that guide TMS, its technical and.

Purpose The International Adsorption Society, Inc. (referred to here as IAS or the Society) is a non-profit professional association formed with the following goals: To serve people, firms, and organizations who seek to advance the art, science, and technology of adsorption and related subjects, by publishing and distributing a journal) and possibly by conducting meetings and/or seminars. To perform other services of a professional association, within the law. To perform or sponsor scientific research in the field of adsorption, to be published in journals, proceedings or other forms. Membership Membership is open to people and corporations who identify with the purpose of the Society. Applications for membership, accompanied by the annual dues, shall be forwarded to the Secretary/Treasurer. Membership shall continue so long as the annual dues are paid.

Exceptions to this policy shall be at the discretion of the Board of Directors. Payment of membership fees shall be in U.S. Members are entitled to the following benefits: (a) Reduced registration fees to any conference sponsored or co-sponsored by IAS; (b) Reduced subscription rates to the affiliated Journal. Members are entitled to suggest changes to these Bylaws; or any other matter related to the activities of IAS. They are expected to further the objectives of IAS by encouraging work in adsorption in their own country, or region, and to play a full part in the activities of the Society, including submitting nominations for Vice-President and Board of Director, and voting in elections. Organization The ultimate responsibility for the activities of the Society rests with the Board of Directors.

A General Meeting of members shall be convened at each Fundamentals of Adsorption Conference. The meeting shall consider any business relevant to the organization and activities of the Society. Officers and Board of Directors The President is the chief executive officer of the Society, and serves a term of three years. If present, he/she will chair both general meetings and meetings of the Board of Directors. Upon expiration of the term of office, he/she shall serve on the Board of Directors as Immediate Past President for three years.

No person shall serve as President for more than one term. The Vice-President shall hold office for three years, and, if willing, shall take over the duties of President at the expiration of the President s term of office, or if the President resigns or becomes incapacitated before his/her term of office expires. If that occurs, the Board of Directors will appoint a temporary Vice-President.

If the President cannot be present at a general meeting or a meeting of the Board of Directors, the Vice-President will chair that meeting. Secretary/Treasurer is appointed by the Board of Directors, serves a term of office of four years, is responsible for dealing with all membership matters, and is responsible to the Board of Directors for the proper handling of financial matters. He/She will present audited accounts of the Society to the Board of Directors by February 1, each year.

These accounts shall be then presented to the Board of Directors annually and on approval shall be included in the journal. The Board of Directors shall consist of the President, Vice-President, Immediate Past President, Secretary/Treasurer, the Journal Editor, and twelve elected Directors. The Board may appoint up to four additional members of IAS as Drectors to ensure a regional balance, to allow representation of regional or national organizations with objectives similar to those of the Society and to maintain a balance between fundamental and applied interests. Appointment to the Board requires a majority affirmative vote of all the Directors. Their appointments shall commence July 1, or immediately if so appointed. Elected Directors shall hold office for six years.

Six members shall retire every three years. Directors leaving the Board are not eligible for election as a Director of the society for three years. A departing Director, however, is eligible for election as an Officer of the Society. Appointed Directors, other than the Editor(s), shall hold office for six years. Responsibilities of the Board of Directors Board of Directors is responsible for the overall running of the Society, and for determining long term policy. The business will, in general, be conducted by mail.