EVENTS (IEEE & OTHER RELATED)

Dayton SPIN Meetings You are invited to attend and to learn about topics of interest to process improvement professionals in the Dayton area. Involvement with the Dayton SPIN is a great opportunity to interact with other software engineering, systems engineering and process improvement professionals in your community. There are no fees or dues of any kind, and anyone can attend.

IEEE Global History Network (GHN)

DACW Lunch Bunch first Thursday of each month

Dayton Microcomputer Association, Inc. (DMA®)
www.dma.org

Black Data Processing Associates (BDPA) -Dayton Monthly Meeting -
3rd Tuesday of each month.

Dayton Adovates for Computing Women (DACW) plans informal Lunch Bunches on the first Thursday of each month. Take this chance to get out of the office and join us. No special presentation - just a chance to meet with other technical women and share experiences, problems, stress of your day, etc. We meet at Fairfield Mall Food Court (in the area between Hagen Daz and the cookie booth) at 12 noon. Hope to see you then!

Audrey Brewer, LOGTEC supporting MSG/SI Process Improvement
937-257-7384 DSN 787-7384 email Audrey.Brewer@wpafb.af.mil

Black Data Processing Associates (BDPA) -Dayton Monthly Program Meeting

Black Data Processing Association
BDPA-Dayton@yahoogroups.com

For current updates check out...Wayne Hicks, Pres BDPA Cincinnati Chapter (513) 956-0636 president@bdpa-cincy.org or http://www.bdpa-cincy.org

The Dayton chapter of the Black Data Processing Associates (BDPA) will be hosting its monthly Program meeting on the 3rd Tuesday of each month. The meeting, which begins promptly at 6:30 pm, will be held at Urban League in the United Way Building located at 184 Salem Avenue just across the Salem Avenue Bridge from Downtown Dayton. This meeting serves to introduce our organization of information technology professionals organization to the greater Dayton community. You will network with our membership and learn more about our local chapter programs, services and community outreach efforts. BDPA serves as an invaluable conduit between information technology (IT) and African-American communities. Through more than forty local chapters across the country, BDPA offers career counseling, technological assistance, networking opportunities, workshops, computer competitions and more to adults, college students, high school students and others. Are you eager to join the information age? If so, then you need to make plans to attend this monthly program meeting! Attendance is open to the public and and everyone is welcome. Refreshments will be served. For more information, please check out our website http://www.bdpadayton.org

PACE

http://www.ieeeusa.org/pace/ What Is PACE? The Professional Activities Committees for Engineers (PACE) 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 the IEEE-USA. The PACE Network promotes the professional interests of IEEE’s U.S. members and provides a mechanism for communication of members’ views on their professional needs.