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AIS is run by a President and eight Vice Presidents, peer officers, each with a clear focus, organized as a flat heterarchy. The President convenes and connects; the VPs own the work.
President
Sets semester goals across all three pillars, runs the weekly board, and represents AIS to faculty, executives, and partners. Convenes rather than commands; the goal is consensus, with the President breaking ties when one is needed. Holds final approval on major initiatives and the budget.
Bringing people in and bringing them up to speed.
Owns recruitment, applications & interviews, member engagement, and overall communication with members.
Community EducationBuilds the AI Foundation Series and workshops, a structured beginner-to-advanced path so members can contribute.
Community EducationThe build engine, from problem to shipped system.
Scopes project ideas, frames business problems into AI use cases, and is the first point of contact for partner companies.
Technical DevelopmentHolds the broad picture so work stays coherent and reusable, bridges Strategy and Engineering, and maintains the society's internal systems.
Technical DevelopmentLeads implementation across projects (code, tools, APIs, deployments), sets technical standards, and pairs with members to raise their skills.
Technical DevelopmentCarrying the work outward.
Companies & professionals, the speaker pipeline, sponsorships, and long-term partner relationships.
Campus ImpactSocial, website & digital presence; content that showcases projects and builds excitement for recruitment.
Campus ImpactSupports all three pillars.
Budget, dues, and the operational backbone supporting all three pillars; the President's closest advisor on keeping things on track.
Cross-cutting