Tips for Organizing an EWeek Program

Start planning your EWeek 2004 events now
Now is the best time to begin organizing an EWeek event for your local IEEE Section or Chapter. Whether you host a banquet for your local IEEE Section or coordinate a hands-on activity for children at the local elementary school, there are countless ways to get involved and celebrate EWeek. If you're organizing an EWeek program for the first time or just looking for creative ideas, visit the EWeek Website for planning tips and guidance. Here's some of what you will find:

EWeek ideas for your community

Tips for Organizing your National Engineers Week Program

EWeek planning calendar

"50 Ways One Engineer Can Make a Difference"

Tips from organizers of past EWeek events

Advice on working with the media to publicize EWeek

DiscoverE info for those planning to work with K-12 students

Special projects for working with college students

A list of local EWeek contacts State Contacts Database

Register your IEEE EWeek 2004 events in our national database
Once you have planned an event planned, don't forget to register it in IEEE-USA's database so that other IEEE members can find it.

EWeek Print Ads Available Through IEEE Online Promotional Library
A variety of new print advertisements for National Engineers Week (EWeek) 2004 are now available through the IEEE Online Promotional Library. The IEEE Creative Services team created these EWeek ads for IEEE-USA, who is overseeing the IEEE's role as lead sponsoring society in 2004. IEEE volunteers may browse for print ads that match their needs. Print ads may be requested through an online form and will be shipped on CD within seven business days. All users must register on the site before receiving any of these promotional items. The full-page EWeek ad appeared in the September issue of IEEE Spectrum. The IEEE Online Promotional Library is located at: www.ieee.org/promolibrary

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