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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 [...]
Each year, the Washington Internships for Students of Engineering (WISE) sponsoring societies select outstanding engineering students from among their members to participate in the nine-week WISE program in Washington, D.C. Students discover how government officials make decisions on complex technological issues, while also learning how engineers and scientists [...]
Join IEEE Today! IEEE-USA is the part of IEEE that supports the career and public policy interests of IEEE's U.S. members. If you live in the United States, when you join IEEE, you are automatically a part of IEEE-USA. Students pay $16 with code FUTURE50* Join as a Professional → Join as a Student → [...]
General Information Fellows accept one-year assignments to work in of the offices the U.S. Agency for International Development. Fellows are not "employees" of IEEE. Fellows are treated as the equivalent of regular agency staff in terms of assignments and responsibilities. The fellow independently - but while working with USAID staff during a week [...]
General Information Fellows accept one-year assignments to work in of the offices or bureaus of the U.S. Department of State. Fellows are not "employees" of IEEE, but they are considered employees of the State Department under under 5 USC 3109. Fellows are treated as the equivalent of regular staff in terms of assignments [...]
Discover IEEE-USA IEEE-USA is the part of IEEE that supports the career and public policy interests of IEEE's U.S. members. If you live in the United States, when you join IEEE, you are automatically a part of IEEE-USA. Join IEEE today in the United States for just $208 (professional) and $32 for students. Join [...]
Explore IEEE-USA Benefits IEEE-USA is the part of IEEE that supports the career and public policy interests of IEEE's U.S. members. If you live in the United States, when you join IEEE, you are automatically a part of IEEE-USA. What does IEEE-USA do for you? [...]
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, [...]
IEEE-USA is seeking members interested in serving as advisors to the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID). Known as an IEEE-USA ENGINEERING & INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT FELLOW, you will spend a year, beginning in September, living and working in Washington, D.C. The fellowship offers an opportunity for member of the science, technology, and engineering community [...]
