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Mission Statement

The mission of IEEE-USA's Government Fellows Committee is to develop and maintain an effective government fellowship program as a means of utilizing the knowledge and expertise of IEEE U.S. members to provide timely advice and assistance to the U.S. government and to assist the education of the IEEE U.S. membership and the public on technology matters relating to public policy. The committee reports to the IEEE-USA Board of Directors through the IEEE-USA Vice President of Government Relations.

Congressman Rush Holt and 2004 Congressional Fellow Martin Sokoloski


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Committee Organization

The GFC is composed of six regular members appointed by IEEE-USA President to serve individual three year terms.

2008 Government Fellows Committee

Ned R. Sauthoff, Chair
Paul Kostek
Russell Lefevre
Duncan Moore
Emily Sopensky
Peter Winokur

Erica Wissolik, staff
Bernadette Concepcion, staff

 


Meeting Schedule

GFC typically meets twice a year. A teleconference meeting is held in April to review applications and select Fellowship finalists. A regular meeting is held in May to interview the finalists and recommend the Fellowship recipients.

Government Fellows Committee Charter


 

Updated:  24 June 2008