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Deadline
Fast Approaching for 2011-2012 IEEE-USA Student
Video Competition
Entries for IEEE-USA's "How Engineers Make a
World of Difference" student video competition
must be submitted through YouTube no later than
midnight ET on Friday, 27 January.
more
Didn't
Attend CES? We've Got You Covered
Even if you weren't in Las Vegas thisfor the
2012
International CES, IEEE-USA (@IEEEUSA),
IEEE (@IEEEorg)
and Spectrum's Tekla Perry (@TeklaPerry)
were tweeting up-to-the-minute updates from the
exhibition floor. IEEE Standards (@IEEESA)
was also be at CES creating awareness on "Enabling
Consumer Connectivity through Consensus Building."
IEEE-USA Sponsors Presentation on Terahertz
Technology
IEEE-USA, in cooperation with the Federal
Communications Commission's (FCC) Office of Engineering
and Technology, sponsored a public presentation on
"Terahertz Technology: The Next Frontier for Radio," on
Monday, 19 December 2011.
more
Winter 2011-2012 Issue of IEEE-USA in ACTION
Available
The
Winter issue of
IEEE-USA in
ACTION includes a look at the results from IEEE-USA's latest salary
survey, a recap of a FutureMedia roundtable on future
megatrends, coverage of Houston Section members' efforts
to bring a teacher in-service program to Texas schools,
and much more. You may also download
a
PDF of this issue for offline reading.
And our new app for iPad and iPhone is now available
through the
Apple App Store.
IEEE Member Benefit: Free IEEE-USA E-Book
As
a special benefit to IEEE members, IEEE-USA is providing
members with one complimentary E-Book each month, from
October 2011 through January 2012. Through 31 January,
members can download at no charge
The Best of Today's Engineer: On Consulting (Vol. 1). Log in with your IEEE Web Account information
to receive your free E-Book.
Get it now!
2012 IEEE International Electric Vehicle Conference
IEEE-USA
is supporting the inaugural
IEEE
International Electric Vehicle Conference (IEVC), to
be held 4-8 March 2012, in Greenville, S.C. The
conference will provide a cross-organizational platform
to exchange information among thought leaders of the
fast-growing electric mobility ecosystem and to discuss
new trends in technology, engineering, standards and
deployment aspects on a global scale.
First-Ever Carbon Management Technology
Conference
IEEE-USA is teaming
up with seven other engineering societies for the
inaugural Carbon Management Conference in Orlando, 7-9
February 2012. The gathering will focus on engineering
perspectives on key issues, including technologies,
strategies, policies and management systems.
Professionals from all engineering disciplines will
share expertise on reducing greenhouse gas emissions and
adapting to climate change.
more
IP Seminar: The New Patent Law and What it Means to
You
On 22 October,
IEEE-USA and its new Intellectual Property Professionals
Initiative hosted a seminar to help those interested in
the patent process better understand The America Invents
Act and its potential impact. Video from the seminar is
now available online.
more
Volunteers
Needed To Develop IEEE-USA Position on Spectrum Issues
IEEE-USA's Committee
on Communications Policy is seeking volunteers to assist
in reviewing pending issues involving use of the
spectrum, including FCC proposals, with the goal
of developing IEEE-USA responses and position statements. If you would
like to be part of this effort, please contact the CCP
Chair Eric Burger.
IEEE-USA Launches New Salary Service: 2011 IEEE-USA
Salary Calculator, IEEE-USA Salary & Benefits eReports
IEEE-USA
has launched its new
Salary Service,
powered by eNetrix, a Division of Gallup, Inc. Members
who responded to the 2011 Salary & Benefits Survey have
been provided five complimentary uses of the new Salary
Calculator. Members and non-members can subscribe to an
annual subscription for unlimited access to the IEEE-USA
Salary Calculator as well as the IEEE-USA Salary &
Benefits Survey eReports (2009-2011).
more
2010 IEEE-USA Unemployment Survey Report
IEEE-USA's
Employment Assistance Committee continues its interest
in developing a better understanding of the problem of
unemployment among engineers. The report on the results
of the latest survey is now available.
more
Check
Out the New IEEE-USA Employment & Career Strategies
Forum
IEEE-USA's
Employment & Career
Strategies Forum has migrated to a new platform,
making it easier for members to share ideas and discuss
effective career and employment strategies. Register now
to join discussion groups, share resources and post job
leads. Find articles and tutorials on resume writing,
networking, interviewing skills, information on setting
consulting fees, among other topics.
more
Follow IEEE-USA on Social Networking Sites
IEEE-USA has established a presence on
Twitter,
LinkedIn and
Facebook to help U.S. IEEE members follow
the organization's activities and keep them
apprised of the latest news and events that are
affecting their careers and the profession.
Career
Resources For IEEE Members
Unemployed or concerned about your future? Check
out the following resources to help you with
your career and employment:
IEEE-USA Career Navigator,
IEEE Job Site,
Employment and Career Strategies Forum and
the
IEEE career page. For further
information contact
Ed
Kirchner,
Chair Employment and Career Services Committee
or Scott
Grayson.
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