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Registration Open for 2013 IEEE-USA
Annual Meeting
The
2013
IEEE-USA Annual Meeting will be held 1-4 August in
Portland, Oregon. Sponsored by IEEE-USA and the IEEE
Oregon Section with assistance from Region 6, the Annual
Meeting provides an unparalleled training opportunity
for IEEE's U.S. volunteers and members. Thursday and
Friday's program will feature the inaugural
IEEE
Conference on Technologies for Sustainability. Early
bird registration runs through 28 June.
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IEEE-USA Awards & Recognitions: Nominate
a Colleague
IEEE-USA
is seeking award
nominations to recognize U.S. IEEE members for their
professionalism, technical achievement, and literary
contributions to public awareness and understanding of
the engineering profession. Literary awards are open to
non-members. Nominations are invited through 31 July 2013.
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Spring
2013 Issue of IEEE-USA in ACTION
The
Spring issue of
IEEE-USA in
ACTION is now available online. You may also download
a
PDF of this issue for offline reading.
And our new app for iPad and iPhone available
through the
Apple App Store.
IEEE Member Benefit: Free IEEE-USA E-Book (June)
As
a special benefit to IEEE members, IEEE-USA is providing
members with one complimentary E-Book each month.
Through 30 June, members can download at no charge The Best of Today's Engineer: On Career Transitions. Check your email in-box for
this month's Today's Engineer Email Update for
the download link. If you aren't an IEEE member yet,
join now for this and other benefits!
Video:
Fox 5 News Takes a Look at Discover Engineering Family
Day
In
this video, Fox 5 News reporter Holly Morris
discusses the important contributions of
African-American engineers with Sam Wilson, one of the
planners for
Discover
Engineering Family Day. She also speaks with
IEEE-USA's own Chris McManes about smart grid
technologies, aided by his eldest daughter, Kasey.
New
Promotional Video: ‘Putting the I in IEEE-USA’
IEEE-USA has been
striving for nearly 40 years to support the professional
interests of U.S. IEEE members. How we do that is
captured in a new video, "Putting the I in IEEE-USA,"
where you will find the "I" in IEEE-USA is all about
you.
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U.S. IEEE Members Select Gary L. Blank as 2013 IEEE-USA
President-Elect; Kristi J. Brooks as IEEE-USA
Member-at-Large, 2013-2014
Gary Blank, a full-time consultant who has also
worked in industry and academia, has been selected as
2013 IEEE-USA President-Elect. Pending acceptance of the
Teller's Committee report by the IEEE Board of Directors
in November, Blank will begin serving as IEEE-USA president
on 1 January 2014. He will succeed 2013 President
Marc T. Apter. U.S. members also selected
Kristi J. Brooks, a design engineer for Ideal
Aerosmith, to serve as IEEE-USA Member-at-Large,
2013-2014.
IEEE-USA Salary Service: 2012 IEEE-USA
Salary Calculator, IEEE-USA Salary & Benefits eReports
IEEE-USA's
Salary Service,
powered by eNetrix, a Division of Gallup, Inc. 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 (2009-2012).
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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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