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 IEEE-USA
Recognized for Excellence in Public Relations
IEEE-USA was honored with an international award for excellence in
public relations for coordinating the IEEE's lead society
participation in EWeek 2004...
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EWeek
2004 Final Report Highlights IEEE's Lead Role
The final report on the EWeek 2004 campaign is available online.
The report summarizes the myriad activities the IEEE and IEEE-USA
supported as lead society during EWeek 2004...
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EWeek 2004 Photo
Gallery
Fluor's
Boeckmann Becomes IEEE Senior Member
Alan Boeckmann,
chairman of the board and CEO of Fluor Corporation, became a Senior
Member of the IEEE during National Engineers Week (EWeek) 2004...
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EWeek Chair on Drive-Time Radio
On Monday, 23 February, National Engineers Week (EWeek) 2004 Chair
Joseph V. Lillie appeared on more than 20 morning radio
programs across the country to discuss EWeek...
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Connecting the
World to Engineering
On 23 February, Connecting the World
to Engineering launched as part of Engineers
Week 2004. Transcripts of the first teleconference, Engineering in
the 21st Century, are now available online...
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Meet the 2004
New
Faces of Engineering
The New Faces of Engineering represent the vitality and
excitement of the profession. They are the outstanding young engineers
that are pioneering groundbreaking developments
that will make the world safer, healthier and better equipped to
meet society’s needs. The 2004 New Faces of Engineering
appeared
in a full-page ad in USA Today on Thursday, 26 February...
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President
Bush Sends EWeek Greetings
President Bush's message of support and appreciation underscores
engineers' "dedication to improving our quality of life and
revolutionizing the way we learn, work, and communicate."
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EWeek
2004 Co-chairs: The IEEE and Fluor
The IEEE and Fluor Corporation are co-chairs of the
National Engineers Week (EWeek) 2004 steering committee...
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IEEE
Virtual Museum Chronicles History of Technology
For centuries, engineers have been developing technologies that
revolutionize the way we work, play, learn, and communicate. At the
IEEE Virtual Museum you can explore the history of these technologies,
find out how they work, and learn about some of the people who
invented them... more
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