The Cincinnati Regional Science Olympiad, an annual science competition, needs a volunteer to run the SHOCK VALUE event this year. This is a perfect opportunity for you, an electrical engineer, to have some fun, to motivate students and to help the community. The event …
Stephen Fridrick has been elected Member-At-Large and will be serving from January 1, 2010 through December 31, 2011.
The UC Robotics Team, led by Dr. Ernie Hall, needs your support to help them win the 18th Annual Intelligent Ground Vehicle Competition (IGVC) and in the 7th Annual ION Robot Lawn Mower Competition in 2010. Please read the UC Robotics Team Brochure to learn how you …
Andrea Kay at the Enquirer has written an article on engineering careers in response to people writing her doubting the future of engineering in the United States. Give it a read. “Shift sectors for entry-level engineering“
The Cincinnati Section now has a Life Members Group. If you are a Life Member you are automatically a member of this group. You should be contacted at the beginning of the 2010 regarding Life Member activities in the Cincinnati Section.Also note, on the right-hand …
The election for Member-At-Large is currently in progress. The top seven reasons for not receiving a ballot:
I was not a member of the Cincinnati Section on November 23rd, when the ballots were sent.
I do not have an email address. We use email to contact our …
Andrea Kay, a Cincinnati business and career consultant, will be speaking at Joseph Beth Booksellers on January 20th, 2010 at 7PM. Ms. Kay is an engaging speaker with insightful advice about careers and the local economy. This is a free event so come early to get …
Don’t forget to make your reservations for the December holiday party. Live jazz music, a magician act, and great food for 15 bucks. Bring your spouse, bring your date, bring your friends, but remember to bring yourself! It’s on December 3rd and reservations have to …
Andrea Kay, a local management consultant and career writer, wrote an interesting article in the Enquirer, “Engineering Careers with Experiences”. Give it a read and send her an email.
The IEEE USA Employment and Career Services Committee has put together a survey on the hot button issues of IEEE members. Please take a moment to participate and let them know what is important to you. Click here to take the survey.
