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News & Announcements
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[05
Oct. 2005]
Career Transition Resources
for Affected IEEE Members
IEEE-USA has partnered with
Spherion, a leading outplacement
service, to provide IEEE members
affected by the recent
hurricanes with free web access
to CareerStar, the acclaimed
private, password-protected Web
portal that serves as the
gateway to career transition
resources. CareerStar offers a
wealth of information, tools and
resources to support your career
transition.
more
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[16 Sept. 2005]
How Can IEEE-USA Help?
IEEE-USA has determined that
there are at least 1,050 members
who have been impacted by
Hurricane Katrina. If, as a
result of Katrina, you have
suffered the loss of your home,
job, office or lab space; or if
you are a displaced student
member, please let us know. By
identifying your needs, IEEE-USA
can attempt to provide you with
assistance, if possible. We have
contacted all of our U.S. IEEE
Regions and their PACE Networks.
They are ready to help. Please
visit the IEEE-USA
Hurricane Katrina Communications
Center for more information
and to interact with others. We
want to hear from you as soon as
possible. We also welcome your
ideas for how we can best help
our affected members.
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[8 Sept. 2005]
DOE Help for Displaced
Students and Faculty
The Department of Energy's Office of
Science has announced
steps to
help faculty and students displaced by
the disaster to continue their research
and studies at other institutions.
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[6 Sept. 2005]
The
NSF Directorate for Engineering will be
accepting proposals through 15 Sept. to
support reconnaissance teams to enter the
Gulf Coast disaster area to capture data
from Hurricane Katrina through the Small
Grants for Exploratory Research (SGER)
program.
more
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[2 Sept. 2005]
IEEE-USA President's Message
In a special message to U.S. IEEE members,
IEEE-USA President Gerard A. Alphonse outlined
steps the organization is taking to aid those
affected by Hurricane Katrina, and suggested a
number of ways IEEE members can help.
more
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[2 Sept. 2005]
The
Offshore
Technology Conference announced
on 2 Sept. that it is donating $100,000 to
the American Red Cross to assist in relief
efforts in communities affected by
Hurricane Katrina. OTC is operated by 14
professional societies and trade
associations, including IEEE's Oceanic
Engineering Society.
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U.S. DOE Office of Electricity, Delivery and
Energy Reliability
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Situation Reports
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Help for faculty and students displaced
by Katrina to continue their research
and studies at
other institutions.
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Updated:
18 December, 2007
Contact: IEEE-USA,
ieeeusa@ieee.org
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