NEWS from IEEE-USA
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New IEEE-USA President Identifies Advancing Viability and Contributions of the Profession as Top Priority for 2010
WASHINGTON (5 February 2010) — Evelyn H. Hirt, who became IEEE-USA president on 1 January, has identified advancing the viability and contributions of the profession as her top priority in 2010. [...]
Program Closes Gender Divide in Engineering
Engineer Your Life Program a Success
(Boston, MA)– A study released proves the Engineer Your Life.org web site and campaign, spearheaded by WGBH and the National Academy of Engineering, is breaking down stereotypes in engineering, increasing high school girls’ interest in engineering, and inspiring young women to explore engineering courses in [...]
NEWS from IEEE-USA
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IEEE-USA E-Book Series — “Doing Innovation: Creating Economic Value” — Is Complete
WASHINGTON (29 January 2010) — IEEE-USA’s e-book series, “Doing Innovation: Creating Economic Value” has been completed with the work, “What It Takes To Be an Innovator.”
Written by Gus Gaynor, a retired 3M director of [...]
It’s time to engineer a change in students’ perceptions
Thea Sahr, Associate Director, Educational Outreach at WGBH
Imagine this scenario: You’re thinking about buying your first home. On a neighborhood drive, a house with a “For Sale” sign catches your attention. The real estate agent says: “The house needs a lot of repair. You’ll be working on [...]
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