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2020 IEEE Election Results - Deborah M. Cooper, PE
to Serve as 2022 IEEE-USA President

U.S. IEEE members have selected Deborah M. Cooper, PE, to serve as IEEE-USA president in 2022. Congratulations to Cooper and appreciation to Keith Moore, PE, both candidates have devoted considerable time and energy to helping U.S. IEEE members. Cooper will begin her term on 1 January 2022, succeeding 2021 IEEE-USA President Katherine J. Duncan.

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at SciFest All Access STEM Festival

Whether your children are back to their classrooms or learning from home, they’ll love the SciFest All Access STEM festival. Running online through 31 Oct., there’s something for everyone: K-12 students, families, teachers and college students. Don’t forget to stop by the IEEE-USA virtual booth and learn to make an LED flashlight from common household items!

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IEEE-USA Government Fellowships

IEEE-USA is looking for qualified U.S. IEEE members to spend a year in Washington working as advisers to the U.S. Congress and to the U.S. Department of State or U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID). The fellowship program gives U.S. IEEE members an opportunity to learn firsthand about the public policy process while imparting their knowledge and experience to policymakers. The deadline to apply for 2021-2022 Fellowships is 14 December 2020.

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IEEE-USA Awards Ceremony

IEEE-USA premiered a special virtual awards ceremony on Monday, 31 August, honoring the recipients of the 2019 IEEE-USA Awards. This online presentation featured appearances from the 2019 award recipients, nominators and IEEE-USA leaders. Please join us in celebrating the remarkable accomplishments of these outstanding IEEE members.

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We are Here to Help – Let's Get Through This Together

COVID-19 has drastically changed daily life in this country. Like many Americans and others around the world, you may be stuck at home for a while before things get back to normal. Working from home and having nowhere to go in the evenings or on weekends, due to imposed social distancing, can be tough. But there's still a lot you can do to be productive and pass the time. We hope you find these resources, tips and tricks helpful. #IEEEUSAhelp

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We Created a Comic Book!
The Slate Twins: Caught in the Currents

Holy superheroes! Move over Thor! Skedaddle Spider Woman! A new duo of superheroes is in town, ready to do battle with the Forces of Evil. IEEE-USA is proud to introduce its first comic book with electrical engineering superheroes. Complete with death rays, circuit boards, miniaturization, bionic prosthetics, time travel, and much more...

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IEEE-USA Audio Books

IEEE-USA audiobooks offer a convenient way to brush up on career and policy issues. Choose from titles in a number of categories, including: careers, public policy, innovation and more -- and best of all, they're FREE! Have you downloaded your copies?

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Visions of the “New Normal”

IEEE Life Senior Member Terry Malkinson and his colleague Jacqueline Terlaan provide an international perspective as they share a vision of the "new normal" post COVID-19, and an assessment of some of the uncertainties related to employment, careers, education, healthcare and more. The rapid spread of the novel CORONAVIRUS-19 throughout the world has affected and disrupted everyone — creating health, business, employment, education, governance, socialization, and mental challenges. We are fortunate to have good public healthcare infrastructure, along with outstanding medical […]

Five Tips for Being a Power-Connector

With the recession brought about by COVID-19, many are saying that it’s a good time to work on networking. Well that’s true, in the sense […]
Lessons on Consulting: A Three-Part YouTube Series for Beginners

Four years ago, IEEE launched the IEEE Consultants Network subscription service. The main feature of this free service is to provide IEEE members […]

American Foundries Act of 2020

The American Foundries Act (S. 4130) of 2020 is an important bill that would fund American innovation in microelectronics manufacturing and advanced […]
The Perils of Complacency: America at a Tipping Point in Science and Engineering

A new report has just been released by the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in conjunction with Rice University’s Baker Institute for […]

New IEEE-USA E-book Urges Engineers: Do Your R&D!

At last! Do Your R&D! FREE to MembersNon-Members: $2.99 After publishing more than 550 […]
2020 IEEE-USA Salary Survey: Job Satisfaction is Up, But Real Income Flat – with Some Glaring Disparities

First, here is the good news: The latest results from the engineering world’s largest salary and benefits survey show U.S. IEEE members are […]