What does SISO mean in STUDENTS

SISO stands for Students of Information Systems Organization. It is a non-profit student run organization that provides services, resources and events to support students in their pursuit of knowledge in information systems and technology.

Members of SISO have exclusive access to career development resources, professional networking opportunities, workshops, conferences and more. Joining the organization also entitles you to discounts on events and services related to information systems or technology.

The only requirement for joining SISO is having an interest in information systems and technology. You can join through our website by completing a membership form and paying the required membership fee.

Yes – there is an annual fee associated with joining the organisation. This helps cover the costs associated with running our events and providing members with high quality services.

We have several channels dedicated to sharing news about upcoming events, workshops and other developments at SISO. You can follow us on social media (Facebook, Twitter etc.), sign up for our email newsletter or register for our online forum where you can post questions and engage with other members.

Yes! Volunteering is an excellent way to gain experience while helping your fellow members. We are always looking for skilled volunteers who are willing to assist us with projects such as design work, research tasks or event planning & execution.

Yes – we have several scholarship programs available to members who demonstrate exceptional commitment or performance within the organisation. These scholarship programs provide financial aid for tuition fees or other expenses related to studies & research in information systems and technology fields.

Yes – all members must adhere to our code of conduct which outlines important guidelines regarding respect, safety & security as well as expectations during meetings & events held by the organisation. Violations of this code may result in sanctions including suspension from activities or expulsion from the organisation itself.

Absolutely! We actively seek out opportunities for collaboration with organisations around the world so that we can share resources & best practices while improving our own event planning skills & creating experiences that benefit both students & professionals alike.

Everyone’s opinion matters when it comes to making changes within our organisation, so we encourage our members to give us constructive feedback on our decisions & activities via form submissions, surveys & emails sent directly to officers or committee heads.