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PACE
Professional Activities Committee for Engineers
WE NEED YOUR IDEAS FOR
2012-2013 PACE EVENTS!
For more info contact:
Felicia Harlow, IEEE Dayton Section PACE Chair
937-528-8909
fharlow@ieee.org
What is PACE and how can it benefit IEEE members?
Being technically proficient is only part of what it takes
to become successful in the ever-changing global economy. More and more
companies are beginning to recognize the added benefits of improving their
workers' professional development skills and are opting to provide increased
training for it. IEEE-USA is also aware of this increased need and is
working to provide seed funding for professional activities in addition
to increasing awareness of existing programs such as Professional
Development Seminars.
PACE (Professional Activities Committees for Engineers)
is a grassroots network of IEEE volunteers and committees organized at
the section and chapter level in the United States with support from their
respective regions and IEEE-USA. The goal of the PACE Network is to promote
the professional interests of IEEE's U.S. members as well as provide a
mechanism for communication of members' views on their professional needs.
IEEE-USA's success is attributed largely in part to all the hard work
out forth by volunteers from the PACE Network. In return, the IEEE-USA
National PACE Committee is working to better serve your interests
with more programs, better communication, and more opportunities for professional
development.
Who can organize a PACE event?
You! We need ideas and Project Managers. Some inspiration
from previous successful events can be found here: http://www.ieeeusa.org/volunteers/pace/projects/default.asp
Recent IEEE Dayton Section PACE
Events
- 2012 Student Paper Contest
- 2012 Chairman's Reception and Senior Member Drive
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