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2026-2027 Fellowship Applications Due Monday, 8 December 2025 Enabling Science, Technology & Engineering Professionals to Work With and Advise Federal Government Public Policymakers About the Government Fellowship Program Each year, IEEE-USA sponsors government fellowships for qualified U.S. IEEE members. The Fellows — chosen by the IEEE-USA Government Fellows Committee [...]
The following is the chronological log of public policy communications made by or on behalf of IEEE-USA (and other organizational units with IEEE), including testimonies, statements submitted for the record of congressional hearings, formal comments provided in response to public or regulatory notices, letters to Federal policy makers forwarding recommendations on public policy issues, [...]
IEEE-USA is an organizational unit of IEEE. created in 1973 to support the careers and public policy interests of IEEE's U.S. members. Our programs are supported through a special assessment of IEEE’s U.S. members, through sales of products and services, and through the generosity of members and others who make gifts and contributions. IEEE-USA [...]
WISE IS BACK FOR SUMMER 2025! The deadline to apply for summer 2025 internships is 1 February 2025. Learn more and apply > Overview Each year, the Washington Internships for Students of Engineering (WISE) sponsoring societies select outstanding engineering students from among their members to participate [...]
General Information Fellows accept one-year assignments to work on the staff of a Member of Congress or a congressional committee. Fellows are not "employees" of Congress or of IEEE, but are treated as equivalent to congressional staffers (e.g., legislative assistants) in terms of assignments and responsibility. Following the annual AAAS fellows training in September, [...]
Overview IEEE-USA created the Congressional Fellowship program in 1973 to: to enable IEEE’s U.S. member to make practical contributions to the public policy process, promoting more effective use of scientific and technical knowledge in the U.S. government; to help educate the scientific and engineering community on the public policy process; and to broaden [...]
IEEE-USA entities chartered with a government relations mission have been invited to develop their own home page to provide information on their operations and the public policy issues or programs that they address: Ad Hoc Committees Washington Internships (WISE) Task Force (ad hoc) Local Government Activities (Ad Hoc) Career & Workforce Policy [...]
IEEE-USA is the eyes, ears and voice of America's technology professionals in Washington, D.C., and the state capitals. Dedicated volunteers and experienced staff work directly with our nation's leaders to craft technically sound solutions to the public policy challenges facing the country and technology professionals. Priority issues include: Artificial Intelligence: How can policy-makers help advance [...]
IEEE-USA Councils & Committees Much of IEEE-USA's work is done by volunteer members working on IEEE-USA's councils, committees and networks. The following is an organizational directory of IEEE-USA's Councils and Committees with links to committee web pages or key staff contacts: Ad Hoc committees include: Board of Directors/Operations: U.S. Gov't [...]
The Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education (ORISE) is hosting a virtual recruitment fair, 29 July, 12-3 pm ET. The fair will highlight paid internships, fellowships and research associate appointments available within their Research Participants Program. During the event, you’ll have the opportunity to: CHAT with recruiters and mentors from different Department of Defense [...]
