April 2014

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April 2014
IEEE WOMEN IN ENGINEERING NEWSLETTER | APRIL 2014
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Join us for the First IEEE
Women in Engineering
International Leadership
Conference!
Lead Beyond. Developing
Inspirational Women Who
Change the World
For more information on the
conference, please visit:
http://ieee-wie-ilc.org/
The mission of WIE is to facilitate the
recruitment and retention of women
in technical disciplines globally.
IEEE WIE envisions a vibrant community of IEEE women and men collectively using their diverse talents to innovate for the benefit of humanity.
Last chance to register for WIE-ILC!
Innovate with today's female leaders! Registration
deadline is 24 April 2014.
2014 IEEE Women in Engineering International
Leadership Conference (WIE-ILC)
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LOCATION
Please visit our website at http://www.ieee.org/women, or email us at [email protected].
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Westin San Francisco
Market Street, 50 Third
Street, San Francisco,
CA 94103
REGISTRATION
Last chance to register
for the free, open-tothe-public, mentoring
reception at Square.
Deadline is 24 April
2014!
Over 60 incredible
speakers. Two days of
inspiration. One
fantastic opportunity.
Register for the full
conference, use
discount code
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AMAZING
PARTNERS
Career Fair
Exclusive opportunity to meet hiring managers and
representatives from our partners: Square, Google, Cisco,
Broadcom, Apple, IEEE Computer Society, Northrop
Grumman, Oracle, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory,
Johns Hopkins University, IEEE Xplore Digital Library,
Qualcomm, Los Alamos National Laboratory, AT&T, Intel,
Rockwell Automation, Microsoft, Texas Instruments, EMC and
others.
Get your free, one-day pass today (valid on Saturday, 3
May 2014 from 9:00AM PDT to 4:00PM PDT)!
Inspiring authors, speakers and coaches
Pre-purchase speaker books and receive a signed copy at the
conference. If you simply can't make it, contact these incredible
women to schedule a special event at your organization and
mention Nita Patel, 2014 IEEE WIE ILC Chair.
Carolyn Andrews (Owner, Inspired Leaders Now and Action
Coach Phoenix) - Empower Yourself and Your Team and
Become an Inspired Leader!
Kimberly Wiefling (Founder & President, Wiefling Consulting)
- Leading from Any Chair: Inspiration for People Who Must
Make the Impossible Happen! Pre-order Kimberly Wiefling's
books on scrappy project management.
Denise Brosseau (CEO, Thought Leadership Lab) - How to Be
a Thought Leader. Pre-order Denise Brosseau's book titled
Ready to Be a Thought Leader?
Ann Ulrich (Founder, THE BOLD! FACTOR®) - Ready To
Get Your BOLD On? Select Yourself For Success… Own It
With Confidence!
Dr. Raye Mitchell (Author) - Step Up. Speak Out. Take Over.
Lead Forward. Pre-order Raye Mitchell's book titled The Laws
of the New Game Changers.
Karen Catlin (Leadership Coach) - Leadership & Parenting,
Find Enjoyment in Both
Julie Gordon White (Founder & CEO, The WELL) - EXIT! 12
Steps to Sell Your Business for the Price You Deserve. Pre-order
Julie Gordon White's book.
Kelly Simmons (Founder, Millennium Edge) - Team and
Please visit our website at http://www.ieee.org/women, or email us at [email protected].
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Organization Development Consultant, Leadership
Development, Coach
Jo Ilfeld (Executive Leadership Coach, Success Reboot) - Why
Time Management Always Fails. Download Jo Ilfeld's book
titled The Confident Leader - Five Leadership Essentials You
Must Master to Succeed.
ENGAGING
PROGRAM
Four incredible tracks
to inspire, engage and
advance women in
engineering...
1. Empowerment:
skills to help women
advance in their careers
2. Engagement: handson skills development
workshops
3. Inspiration:
presentations/skills to
inspire women to
achieve their goals
4. Enjoyment:
work/life balance,
reducing stress,
enjoying life
Laurie Itkin (Founder, The Options Lady) - Engineer Your
Financial Empowerment. Pre-order Laurie Itkin's book titled
Every Woman Should Know Her Options.
Lydia Loizides (CEO, Talentedly, Inc.) Talent+Technology+You: What the latest research tells us
about talent development and professional success and what
you should do about it!
Syndi Seid (World's Leading Etiquette Trainer & Celebrity
Speaker) - Business Etiquette, Interactive session. Pre-order
Syndi Seid's book titled Etiquette in Minutes.
Amy Chang (Marriage & Family Therapist) - Work/Life
Balance for Women
Shannon Presson (Transformational Coach for Creative
Professionals) - Untangle Your Money
and many more...
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Nita Patel
IEEE WIE-ILC Chair
[email protected]
Please visit our website at http://www.ieee.org/women, or email us at [email protected].
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WIE MEMBER PROFILE
Nadia Zabehi
Engineer
Telecommunications and Networking
Why did you become a technical professional?
My dad was an entrepreneur and innovator who first produced heavy machines to
form the irons and plastic in Iran. This is 30 years ago. He died in an accident when I
was 7 however left a strong will for being a true human being, with urge or innovation
and systematic thinking in my mind and heart.
Planning my professional life ahead, I decided to pursue mathematics and physics in
high school and computer engineering and telecommunication in my higher
education, knowing the importance of technology in shaping the future of the
societies.
What information or advice would you like to pass on to young girls interested
in STEM?
I would like to share my unique story (a woman in engineering born and raised in
Iran, with international industrial and academic experience) to the young women who
like to see where this can take them regardless of where they stand now.
How does your work as a technical professional benefit humanity?
I work in telecommunication and networking which is now the key area in telemedicine, e-commerce, education and e-learning, e-government and connecting
everything in a networked society. Telecommunication and Networking is shaping our
life style, our psychology and definitions of being and what we perceive as society as
well as our governments and the international community.
Please visit our website at http://www.ieee.org/women, or email us at [email protected].
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IEEE WOMEN IN ENGINEERING NEWSLETTER | APRIL 2014
Important WIE Member Links
IEEE Women in Engineering Committee
Celebrates 20 Years
The group has welcomed and supported women in
the field.
IEEE Fellows Champion the Cause of Women
Engineers
Meet three Fellows who have helped boost the
number of women in the profession.
Call for Nominations: 2014 Women in
Engineering Awards
Nominate outstanding WIE members, groups, or
student branches.
IEEE New Jersey Coast Section supports 2014 Robot
Challenge. Many thanks are extended to the IEEE New
Jersey Coast Section for supporting the first annual Robot
Challenge for area high school students. The event was
held at Brookdale Community College in Lincroft, New
Jersey and consisted of a Race Day that was held on April
5, 2014.
This exciting STEM activity challenged the students’
creativity, writing, and public speaking abilities. To view
photos and scores from the competition, please visit the
website at http://sites.ieee.org/njcoast/new-jersey-coastrobot-challenge/. “We all benefit when we spark interest
and enthusiasm for Engineering in the hearts and minds of
our children.” – Submitted by Dru Reynolds, Co-Chair; Lisa
VanOrden-Kaan, Chair
Volunteers needed for IEEE Awards. The IEEE Awards
Board seeks new volunteers to serve on its award selection
committees and Awards Board standing committees to
assist with managing the recipient nomination and selection
process for IEEE Medals, Technical Field Awards, and
Recognitions, the highest awards IEEE presents on behalf
of the IEEE Board of Directors.
To apply to serve on an award selection committee or as a
member of one of the following Awards Board’s (AB)
committees, visit the IEEE Awards Board Nominations and
Appointments Web page.
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AB Awards Review Committee
AB Planning and Policy Committee
AB Finance Committee
AB Presentation and Publicity Committee
AB Joint Awards with National Societies Committee
Medals Council
Technical Field Awards Council
Recognitions Council
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Call for Nominations: IEEE Medals and Recognitions.
Nominations are due 1 July 2014 for the 2015 IEEE Medals
and Recognitions. IEEE Medals are the highest recognition
within the IEEE awards hierarchy, with the prestigious IEEE
Medal of Honor as the premier award. IEEE Medals
embrace broad and significant contributions within the
technical fields of interest of IEEE.
IEEE Recognitions reward member’s individual
contributions to IEEE, published papers, and corporate
advancements within the IEEE fields of interest. Recipients
are recognized at the formal IEEE Honors Ceremony. All
IEEE members are encouraged to submit a nomination for
a worthy candidate within their technical fields. For more
information visit www.ieee.org/awards or email
[email protected].
Call for Nominations: IEEE MGA Leadership Positions,
Deadline 1 April 2014. The IEEE Member and Geographic
Activities (MGA) Nominations and Appointments (N&A)
Committee is soliciting nominations for the following 2015
leadership positions:
- MGA Vice President/Board Chair
- MGA Treasurer
- MGA Vice Chairs
-Geographic Unit Operations
-Information Management
-Member Development
-Strategic Management and Analysis
- Committee Chairs
-Admission and Advancement (IEEE)
-Awards and Recognition
-Center for Leadership Excellence (IEEE)
-ieee.tv Advisory
-Life Members (IEEE)
-Member Benefits Portfolio Advisory
-Membership Recruitment and Recovery
-Potentials Editorial Board
-Student Activities
-vTools
-Women in Engineering (IEEE)
-Young Professionals (IEEE), formerly GOLD
The deadline to submit nominations for the above
positions is 1 April 2014.
A complete list of available MGA positions, committee
descriptions, and information on the MGA Nominations and
Appointments process are available.
Ø Nominate yourself or a colleague now
For more information, please visit:
http://www.ieee.org/societies_communities/geo_activities/nomi
nations_and_appointments/index.html.
Please visit our website at http://www.ieee.org/women, or email us at [email protected].
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Call for IEEE Educational Activities Award
Nominations: Submission Deadline is 23 May 2014.
The 2014 IEEE Educational Activities Award nominations
are now being accepted. Your assistance is requested to
find eligible candidates for the ten (10) prestigious awards
supported by the IEEE Educational Activities Board:
Ethics’ 2014 Symposium.
· Meritorious Achievement Award in Accreditation Activities
· Meritorious Achievement Award in Continuing
Education
· Meritorious Achievement Award in Informal Education
Check out the very first IEEE International Symposium
on Ethics in Engineering, Science and Technology at
http://sites.ieee.org/ethics-conference/. Join the LinkedIn
group and like it on Facebook. Invite your friends and
colleagues to join! See you in Chicago, 23-24 May, 2014!
· Major Educational Innovation Award
· Pre-University Educator Award
· Meritorious Service Citation
· Standards Education Award
· Employer Professional Development Award
· Society/Council Professional Development Award
· Section Professional Development Award
Descriptions for each of the awards and the applicable
nomination forms are found at the following site:
http://ucm.ieee.org/education_careers/education/awards/in
dex.html.
We have also attached a flyer and we would appreciate
your help in spreading the word.
Visit EAB Awards Nominations web page: (Please note deadline approaching - 23 May 2014.)
http://www.ieee.org/eab-awards
For more information, Email: [email protected]
My Tech Parent Friends: Your help is needed. Children
need experiential STEM activities at a young age in an
interactive, social setting such that they have the incentives
and support to stay engaged: The Inventor Kits.
A Hundred Tiny Hands offers 3 Inventor Kits to get children
excited about STEM by fostering playful learning in a social
setting. Check out all the kits with videos and get your own:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2084593011/ahundred-tiny-hands-toys-for-your-brilliant-lil-i.
WIE would love to Profile You. WIE will highlight IEEE
Women Technical Professionals in the IEEE WIE
newsletter! In an effort to recognize IEEE women’s
achievements in STEM, the profiles will aim to increase
the public’s perception of women in STEM fields. This
spotlight of women technical professionals:
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Aims to enhance the understanding of STEM careers.
Describes how the work of engineers benefits
humanity and makes a difference.
Introduce IEEE women, hear their stories of why they
were inspired to become technical professionals,
learn about their work environments, and find out
their advice to girls interested in technical fields.
The profiles submitted will need to contain the following
information:
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Brief biography
Why did you become a technical professional?
What information or advice would you like to pass on
to young girls interested in STEM?
 How does your work as a technical professional
benefit humanity?
If you are interested in being highlighted in the newsletter,
please submit your profile to [email protected].
Psst…. Send in a picture
of your WIE Affinity Group
to be featured in the IEEE
WIE Newsletter!
What group will be
featured next month?
Please visit our website at http://www.ieee.org/women, or email us at [email protected].
IEEE WOMEN IN ENGINEERING NEWSLETTER | APRIL 2014
Engineers Wanted: Help Organizations
Create Apps to Further Their Missions.
Want to do your part in helping organizations
change the world? As part of its commitment to the
Clinton Global Initiative (CGI), IEEE will be launching
App-E-Feat, a website that will help organizations that
lack the resources develop mobile applications that will
help collect data to help further their missions.
IEEE Fellow Karen Panetta is leading this initiative that
will match engineers with organizations that need
assistance in creating their mobile app. Your expertise
in developing and/or adapting open source code will help
the organizations advance their missions through a
digital platform.
Interested? Fill out a quick, online form.
(http://st.appefeat.org/engineers.html) We will contact
you when further details are available.
Questions? Contact [email protected]
Social Media Content: Engineers/ Members. Help us
develop mobile applications that solve world problems!
Visit AppEFeat.org/engineers.html to learn more about
how you can work with the IEEE, Clinton Global Initiative
and other organizations to improve the world we live in.
Applauding 50 Years of Fellows. In 2014, IEEE
will mark its 50th Fellow Class. It represents decades of
honoring IEEE Fellows whose extraordinary
accomplishments have changed the world.
The IEEE grade of Fellow was born in 1964 out of the
merge of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers
(AIEE) and the Institute of Radio Engineers (IRE). The
emphasis on the elevation was and still is reserved for
select IEEE members who have engineering, science,
and technology, bringing the realization of significant
value to society.
Only one-tenth of one percent of the total voting
membership can be elevated in any one year. Over the
last fifty years, IEEE has elevated roughly 10,000
members to this honor. This is a very small percentage
compared to the total membership. Unquestionably,
Fellows are the crown jewels of the organization. One
can only imagine what the next fifty years will bring, and
the new technology that will be developed, discovered,
or taught, and what new IEEE Fellows will be recognized
for their achievements.
Throughout the year, various celebrations will take place
to honor those who have achieved this distinction. If you
know an IEEE Fellow, congratulate him/her again for
receiving this honor. You can recognize them
personally, or you can acknowledge them publicly at
region meetings, society meetings, section meetings,
and/or conferences. -- Submitted by Rosann Marosy
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Introducing/ the IEEE ResumeLab. IEEE
ResumeLab is designed with a series of modules that
assist the member through the employment
process. Key modules and their features include:
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Resumes - Select from a wide array of
templates geared toward specific industries,
sectors and work experience stages.
Letters - From cover letter to post-interview
thank you letter, ensure optimal communication
throughout the hiring process.
Skills Assessment - Highlight the skills that you
possess, your competency in those skills, and
what makes your experience with these skills
unique.
Mock Interviews - Prepare for the real thing by
selecting an interviewer and the type of
questions they’ll ask. Choose to record your
interview for evaluation and feedback.
Video Resumes - Record custom video
messages for potential employers.
Portfolios - Upload and organize your past work
to present to potential employers.
Share Online – Publish and share everything
you create on a publicly viewable website.
Professionals can prepare for the important interview by
utilizing the Mock Interview module. And Mid-Career
Members can record their specific skills and level
expertise with the Skills Assessment module. Come to
IEEE ResumeLab today and get started! ResumeLab
has something for each phase of a member’s
career. Students putting together their first resume for
their internship can use the Resume module. Young
Professionals can prepare for the important interview by
utilizing the Mock Interview module.
New Fellows Directory. New to the Fellow Web
Site is the redesigned Fellows Directory. It is the most
comprehensive online search and networking tool
available to members. If you need to complete an IEEE
Fellow these categories, members can search, sort, or
run a filter. For example, a report can be compiled on all
Fellows within a specific region elevated in a particular
year. The directory allows members to view the profiles
of Fellows plus the ability to network with the Fellows. If
you are not an IEEE member, you will have limited
access to certain information. Nomination, gather
information for a region, section, or society, it’s now easy
to accomplish.
The information in the directory can be accessed by six
categories: alphabetical by last name, year elevated,
gender, IEEE region, IEEE society, and deceased.
Check it out today. The directory works on handheld
devices and computers. To access the directory, go to
www.ieee.org/fellows, then click the Fellow Directory
icon. -- Submitted by Rosann Marosy
Please visit our website at http://www.ieee.org/women, or email us at [email protected].
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WIE AROUND THE
WORLD
 News from IEEE WIE Section
Affinity Groups
 News from IEEE WIE Student
Branch Affinity Groups
IEEE WIE Hyderabad
Section reports first
quarter events for
2014 in Hyderabad,
India
The following events were conducted by the WIE
Hyderabad Section in Q1 of 2014:
Industrial visit to Hyderabad Metro Rail, Hyderabad,
India, held 9 Jan 2014. The IEEE Women in
Engineering Affinity Group of Hyderabad Section
organized an industrial visit to Hyderabad Metro Rail
Yard. Its main aim was to provide students with an
opportunity to learn practically through interaction, and
help them gain firsthand information regarding the
functionality of industry.
ISTRAC Industrial Visit to Bengaluru, India held 19-23
Feb 2014. As a part of the IEEE technical tour program,
the IEEE Hyderabad WIE Affinity Group organized an
industrial visit to ISTRAC (ISRO) - Bangalore and two
more organizations. This industrial visit offered the grand
opportunity to practically gain knowledge in power and
automation technology, robotics and space technology
areas.
Date: 9 January, 2014
Place: Nagole, Hyderabad
Number of colleges involved: 9 (Hyderabad and
Warangal)
Dates: 19th to 23rd February, 2014
Venue: Bangalore and Mysore
Execom Included: IEEE Hyderabad Section
Student Representatives from IEEE-VBIT Student Branch
who attended the ISTRAC Industrial Visit were:
1. M. Mounika
2. K. Anupriya
3. John Benedict
Please visit our website at http://www.ieee.org/women, or email us at [email protected].
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4. P. Charishma Reddy
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Third Prize Winner: Md Femina
NUMBER OF COLLEGES PARTICIPATED: 49
International Women's Day Celebrations held 08
March 2014. International Women’s Day organized by
WIE Affinity Group, IEEE Hyderabad Section, aimed at
empowering girls technically and promoting networking
among the student members of different colleges.
Coordinators from WIE IEEE Hyderabad Section: Dr. A.
Swarna Bai
Online Quiz held 27 Feb 2014. Online Quiz aimed at
promoting the WIE Affinity Group, IEEE Hyderabad
Section, online on the internet and encouraging students
towards active participation in IEEE activities. Its main aim
was to involve students of different colleges and widely
spread information about the activities of the WIE
Hyderabad Section.
EVENT DATE: 27 February
2014
QUIZ LINK: http://hyderabad.r10sac.org/online-quiz
FORMAT OF THE QUIZ
 30 questions given and time limit was 30
minutes.
 Total of 3 sets with 100 questions each were
prepared.
 The questions mainly covered included aptitude,
current affairs and a few technical questions.
THEME: International Women’s Day
DATE: 8th March, 2014
VENUE: VBIT, Ghatkesar
Release of “WIE – ZINE”, e-New letter of WIE Affinity
Group, IEEE Hyderabad Section, on International
Women's Day held 08 March 2014. The first issue of
the e-Newsletter for the IEEE Hyderabad Section has
been released for publishing. To view the newsletter
content, contact the section directly or visit their website
at http://www.ewh.ieee.org/sb/hyderabad/klce/wie.html.
This activity received a huge response and involved the
participation of students of different colleges.
Participants
VBIT
kakatiya
CVR
CBIT
Methodist
MVGR
RESULTS OF THE QUIZ:
First Prize Winner: G Bharath
Second Prize Winner: E Hrishekessa
For more information and full article viewing, please
contact the IEEE WIE Hyderabad Section Affinity Group.
--Submitted by Dr. A. Swarna Bai, Chair, IEEE WIE
Hyderabad Section Affinity Group
Please visit our website at http://www.ieee.org/women, or email us at [email protected].
IEEE WOMEN IN ENGINEERING NEWSLETTER | APRIL 2014
IEEE Women in Engineering Live Chats Begin
February 2014.
Call for WIE Live Chat Presenters. The WIE Live Chat
series begins in February. WIE is looking for additional
presenters! WIE has a dynamic membership with
amazing talent and education whose participation as
presenters would prove to be valuable information that
could be shared with others.
This information would offer great insight and
knowledge to our members that would be of great
interest to the public and the WIE membership. If you
are interested, please email Keyana Tennant at
[email protected]. See past chats at
http://www.ieee.org/membership_services/membership
/women/women_events.html
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programs and activities that promote the entry into and
the retention of women in engineering programs,
enhance the career advancement of women in the
profession, and promote IEEE membership and
retention of IEEE women members.
WIE Committee Members - 2014
Nita Patel, Chair
Ramalatha Marimuthu, Past Chair (2011-2012)
Denise Griffin (2014)
Bozenna Pasik-Duncan (2014-2016)
Bernadette Bouchon-Meunier (2012-2014)
Deepa Shenoy
Nury Ramirez
Takako Hashimoto
Deborah Cooper (TAB) (2014)
Shalini Santhosh, Student Member (07/01/13- 06/30/14)
WIE RESOURCES.
WIE Staff
Keyana Tennant, Program Manager – WIE
IEEE GEOGRAPHICAL EVENTS AND
ACTIVITIES
Paola Bringas, Administrative Assistant – WIE
WIE Project Champions – 2014
MGA - Region Meetings Calendar
Dr. Karen Panetta, Editor, WIE Magazine
http://www.ieee.org/web/volunteers/mga/home/meeti
ngs_calendar.html
Keyana Tennant, Associate Editor, WIE Magazine, WIE
Newsletter
Scholarships, Internships, Grants & Awards
For Girls
Informative Publications History
Women in Engineering Statistics
Women in Science/Engineering Societies &
Groups
Mentoring & Educational Resources
National Engineers Week/EWeek Activities
Paulette January, Editor, WIE Newsletter
More Interesting Links
2014 WIE Regional Coordinators
Electronics & Electrical Engineering Laboratory
(NIST)
Science and Technology Resources
Engineer Your Life
Women and Minorities in Science and Engineering
Stephanie White, Awards
2014 WIEC Liaisons
IEEE-USA – Kate McDevitt
MGA MRR- Pamela Jones
Denise Griffin (Region 1)
Katherine Duncan (Region 2)
Anastasia Davis (Region 3)
F; Ayhan Sakarya (Region 4)
Maura Schreier-Fleming (Region 5)
IEEE WIE Committee. The IEEE Women in
Engineering Committee (WIEC) consists of 10 voting
members appointed by the Board of Directors. The
WIEC is responsible for facilitating the development of
Shirin Tabatabai (Region 6)
Zahara Ahmadian (Region 7)
Joyce Mwangama (Region 8)
Elena Duran (Region 9)
Please visit our website at http://www.ieee.org/women, or email us at [email protected].
IEEE WOMEN IN ENGINEERING NEWSLETTER | APRIL 2014
Takako Hashimoto (Region 10)
2014 Society Coordinators
AEROSPACE & ELECTRONICS SYSTEM SOCIETY,
TBD
ANTENNAS AND PROPAGATION SOCIETY, Parveen
Wahid
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POWER & ENGINEERING SOCIETY, Shay Bahramirad
PRODUCT SAFETY ENGINEERING SOCIETY, Silvia
Diaz Monnier
RELIABILITY SOCIETY, Marsha Abramo
ROBOTICS AND AUTOMATION SOCIETY, Xiaorui Zhu
(2012-2014)
SENSORS COUNCIL, TBD
BIOMETRICS COUNCIL, TBD
SIGNAL PROCESSING SOCIETY, Sally Wood
BROADCAST TECHNOLOGY SOCIETY, TBD
SOCIAL on IMPLICATIONS of TECHNOLOGY (SSIT),
TBD
CIRCUITS AND SYSTEMS SOCIETY, Pamela Abshire
COMMUNICATIONS SOCIETY, Marie-Jose Montpetit
COMPONENTS, PACKAGAING, AND
MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY SOCIETY, TBD
COMPUTATIONAL INTELLIGENCE SOCIETY, Jennie
Si
COMPUTER SOCIETY, Jane Prey
CONSUMER ELECTRONICS SOCIETY, TBD
CONTROL SYSTEMS SOCIETY, Linda Bushnell
SOLID STATES CIRCUIT SOCIETY, Wanda Gass
SYSTEMS COUNCIL, Stephanie White
SYSTEMS, MAN AND CYBERNETICS SOCIETY
(SMCS), Maria Pia Fanti
TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT COUNCIL, Jennifer
Trelewicz
ULTRASONICS, FERROELECTRICS, AND
FREQUENCY CONTROL SOCIETY (UFFC), Lori Bridal
VEHICULAR TECHNOLOGY SOCIETY, Carmella Cozzo
COUNCIL ON ELECTRONIC DESIGN AUTOMATION,
Ayse Coskun
COUNCIL ON SUPERCONDUCTIVITY, Cathy Foley
DIELECTRICS AND ELECTRICAL INSULATION
SOCIETY, Azam Nekahi
EDUCATION SOCIETY, Lynne Slivovsky
ELECTRON DEVICES SOCIETY, Thuy Dao
ENGINEERING IN MEDICAL AND BIOLOGY SOCIETY,
Lisa Lazareck
GEOSCIENCE SOCIETY, Gail S. Jackson
INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS SOCIETY, Leila Parsa
INDUSTRY APPLICATIONS SOCIETY, Janet Flores
INFORMATION THEORY SOCIETY, TBD
INSTRUMENTATION AND MEASUREMENT SOCIETY,
Ferdinanda Ponci
INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS
SOCIETY, Emily Sopensky
MAGNETICS SOCIETY, TBD
MICROWAVE THEORY AND TECHNIQUES SOCIETY,
Rashaunda Henderson and Sherry Hess
NANOTECHNOLOGY COUNCIL, Carmen Lilley
NUCLEAR AND PLASMA SCINCES SOCIETY, Allan
Johnston
OCEANIC ENGINEERING SOCIETY (OE), Marinna
Martini
PHOTONICS SOCIETY, Hatice Altug, Ph. D.
POWER ELECTRONICS SOCIETY, Maryam Saeedifard
Please visit our website at http://www.ieee.org/women, or email us at [email protected].
IEEE WOMEN IN ENGINEERING NEWSLETTER | APRIL 2014
EXCITED ABOUT WIE?
Do you want you to
have some fun……..
Welcome to Nerd Girls
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You'll get to do cool stuff!
Engineers will be involved in making all the wonders of
the
future a reality. Interested? Visit the website below for
Engineer Girl at: http://www.engineergirl.org/
Learn More about the IEEE WIE STAR
Program!
Reality Television!
View more information on Engineer Girl or find
Women Engineer profiles.
Turn imagination into reality with a future in engineering!
You'll have the power
to make a difference!
By becoming an
engineer, you can help
solve problems that are
important to society. You
could be controlling and
preventing pollution,
developing new
medicines, creating
advanced technologies,
even exploring new
worlds.
You'll have money and job security! You'll be working with
other talented people! You'll have lots of options!
The IEEE WIE channel is now
on IEEE TV.
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IEEE WIE ASSISTANCE.
The IEEE GirlsGoEngineering.org Project
IEEE GirlsGoEngineering.org Project, a pre-university science, technology, and engineering education and career
preparation program of the IEEE, was founded in 2008 by IEEE Region 3 and the IEEE Richmond Section.
IEEE GirlsGoEngineering.org will provide girls, teens, educators, and adult leaders with programs, activities, material, and
web resources to:
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Develop in girls an appreciation for engineering principles.
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Enable girls to learn to enjoy engineering practices.
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Energize girls toward careers in engineering, mathematics, and the physical sciences.
Find out more at: http://girlsgoengineering.org/about/index.html.
WIE Magazine Received APEX Award 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012, and 2013.
IEEE Women in Engineering Magazine includes topics that show the cross-cutting and interdisciplinary nature of
engineering, containing articles that integrate engineering with current issues facing society such as Careers, Health Care,
Medicine, Law, Governance, as well as international women’s issues. For advertising, visit http://www.ieee.org/ieee-media
and scroll down to the WIE Cover.
Engineer Your Life “Dream big. Love what you do.”
Do you want to help give engineering a better image? Do you want to let people
know how exciting and rewarding an engineering career can be? Then change the way you talk about engineering!
Take the Engineer’s Pledge. For more information on the Engineer’s Pledge, please visit Facebook at: http://www.facebook.com/pages/TheEngineers- Pledge/139865679358530?ref=ts#!/pages/The-Engineers- Pledge/139865679358530?v=info&ref=ts.
Jack and the Beanstalk: A Mathematical Adventure App (Is LIVE on the App Store). “Jack and the
Beanstalk: a Mathematical Adventure” is intended for students from kindergarten to 3 rd grade. Children can learn and practice
math as they join Jack on an epic adventure, which unfolds one step at a time. Mathematical activities unfold along the way
and are presented as an entertaining part of the story. The storybook app works on iPhone and iPad.
By solving the math problems, players help Jack overcome obstacles in his path. Each activity is appropriate for a youngster
learning math, and provides valuable practice with reading, counting money, telling time, and recognizing shapes. Even the
educational
presentation
itself
is
entertaining,
filled
with
colorful
graphics
and
illustrations.
Children can use the app on their own or in the classroom. It is available on the iTunes app store at:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/jack-beanstalk-mathematical/id683786591?ls=1&mt=8 (iPhone Link);
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/jack-beanstalk-mathematical/id682232291?ls=1&mt=8 (iPad Link).
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Awards, Scholarships, Resources and Competitions
IEEE offers a variety of awards, competitions, contests, scholarships and fellowships. Many are offered to IEEE student members, such as
the Regional Student Paper Contests and the Student Enterprise Award. You will find contact information for each award listed when you
click on the link. Two Student Branch awards to get you more involved include the Darrel Chong Student Activity Award and the
IEEEXtreme 24 hour Programming Challenge.
TryEngineering.org
The IEEE and IBM have created a new Web site that combines information on engineering careers with
interactive activities. Intended for pre-university students, parents, teachers, school counselors, and the general
public, TryEngineering.org lets visitors explore how to prepare for an engineering career, ask experts
engineering-related questions, play interactive games, and more. Visit www.tryengineering.org today!
Career and Employment Resources
The IEEE offers a range of opportunities for members and others interested in advancing their careers or finding employment. If you don't
find what you're looking for here at http://careers.ieee.org, be sure to visit the IEEE Education section or IEEE-USA for additional resources
to support your professional journey. IS YOUR SALARY ON TARGET? Check out the IEEE-USA Salary Service ... Click on this link to
take the IEEE-USA Salary Survey.
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IEEE memberNet - The IEEE Member Directory Online
IEEE memberNet is an online search and networking tool that allows members to connect
with technical and engineering experts worldwide. This tool can be utilized by members
seeking peers who share a common technical interest, membership, or affinity. Visit the
website at http://www.ieee.org/web/membership/memberNet.html
IEEE eLearning Library (formerly Expert Now). To view all available tutorials in the
IEEE eLearning Library, please visit http://ieee-elearning.org/ and login with your IEEE
Web Account.
WIE is now on Facebook! The WIE is on Facebook.
Please join us at our recently launched WIE Facebook Page at http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/pages/IEEE-Women-inEngineering/150443418299658?ref=ts
IEEE Global History Network provides an opportunity for IEEE members to tell in their own words stories of
their involvement in technology at http://www.ieeeghn.org/wiki/index.php/Special:FirstHandHistories.
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IEEE WIE POSTER SERIES ARE NOW AVAILABLE.
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This year marks IEEE
Women in Engineering’s
20th Year Anniversary
Please join us as we
celebrate! More information
will follow…
Contact Us
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