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Detroit Skyline and River	Detroit and Windsor, Ontario

We are the Southeastern Michigan local chapter of the IEEE Engineering Management Society. The Society is concerned with overseeing the management of engineering and technology. We bring together business, management, and electrical and electronics engineering. We are one of several dozen IEEE societies.

For information about our technical meetings and workshops, see our meetings page. For sponsor information, see our sponsors page.

The Engineering Management Society maintains local chapters in dozens of cities around the world. These local chapters host meetings, seminars, and workshops on management topics throughout the year. For a complete list of chapters, visit the Society web site. An example chapter is in Twin Cities.

Detroit is the major city in Southeastern Michigan. However, the IEEE chapter covers ten counties in southeastern Michigan and Ontario.

• Clinton County, Michigan
• Eaton County, Michigan
• Ingham County, Michigan
• Jackson County, Michigan
• Livingston County, Michigan
• Macomb County, Michigan
• Oakland County, Michigan
• St. Clair County, Michigan
• Washtenaw County, Michigan
• Wayne County, Michigan
• Essex County, Ontario, Canada

We are home to many colleges and universities. Ten of them have engineering programs and sponsor IEEE student branches.

University Name	Abrv.	Location
Lawrence Technological University	LTU	Southfield
Michigan State University	MSU	East Lansing
Oakland University	OU	Rochester
Saint Clair College	SCC	Windsor
University of Detroit Mercy	UofD-Mercy	Detroit
University of Michigan	UofM	Ann Arbor
University of Michigan - Dearborn	UofM-Dearborn	Dearborn
University of Windsor	UofW	Windsor
Wayne State University	WSU	Detroit

To find out which universities have engineering and MBA programs, see the Manager Resources page.

Our chapter falls under the IEEE Technical Activities Board (TAB). Our chapter is also associated with the local IEEE Section, which falls under the IEEE Regional Activities Board (RAB). Our Section is in Region 4. The diagram below shows the organization.

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