CoRoM's Program Committee (PC), Management Committee (MC), and Students Committee (CSC) manage various aspects of the program.

Program Committee (PC)

The Program Committee reviews the program performance to ensure that the training program remains appropriate for the needs of industry and the other end users, that recruitment quality is adequate and that actions are taken so that the program becomes  sustainable in the long term. The PC will also contribute to develop the evaluation metrics.

Program Committee members :

• President : Jean-Pierre Perreault, Vice-recteur à la recherche et aux études supérieures, Université de Sherbrooke
• Marie-Christine Caron, Directrice Centre R&D Robotique et automatisation, GE Aviation
• Nicolas Lauzier, Directeur de l’ingénierie, Robotiq
• Charles Litalien, Directeur senior de l’ingénierie, Pratt&Whitney Canada
• Patrik Doucet, doyen, Faculté de génie, Université de Sherbrooke
• Clair Samson, Doyenne à la recherche, ÉTS
• Alain Garnier, vice-doyen aux études, Faculté des sciences et de génie, Université Laval
• Meyer Nahon, professor, McGill
• Student representative: Alexandre St-Jean, Master's student, Université de Sherbrooke
• Non-voting : François Michaud, program director, CoRoM

Management Committee (MC)

The Management Committee is responsible for the implementation and operation of the CoRoM Program. It is responsible for accepting trainees into the program, approving research projects, approving internships, reviewing feedback and approving the budget.
 

Management Committee members :

• Director : François Michaud, program director
• Geneviève Miron, program coordinator
• Alexis Lussier-Desbiens, professor, Université de Sherbrooke
• Vincent Duchaine, professor, ÉTS
• Clément Gosselin, professor, Université Laval
• Mathieu Marquis, Directeur Métrologie et Automatisation, Pratt&Whitney Canada
• Alexandre Paré, Directeur ingénierie, Revtech Systèmes
• Simon Bousquet, Spécialiste en développement des affaires, Mitacs

Students Committee (CSC)

CoRoM Students' Committee (CSC) is responsible of organising the seminars, tutorials and Summer Forum. It is also responsible of coordinating outreach mentorship and provide feedback to the MC. The CSC is composed of at least three CoRoM students (ideally six) and is assisted in its responsabilities by the program coordinator.