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Current ExecutiveMANCOM's current Executive committee consists of the following: |
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Anne Parker, Ph.D.
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Anne has been a member of the IEEE since 1986. She is the current Chair of MANCOM and serves on the Executive committee for the Winnipeg IEEE Section. Anne works hard at promoting MANCOM to those with an interest in education, management, and communication issues. In August 2004 Anne became a Senior Member of the IEEE and says it is “an acknowledgement from the IEEE of individuals demonstrating creativity and accomplishments over the years.” Anne received her Ph.D. in English and has been working as a professor of Technical Communication at the University of Manitoba since 1982. This innovative program developed by Anne was one of the first of its kind in Canada. The technical communication program teaches second and third year engineering students technical communication skills. |
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Dave Kemp
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Dave Kemp has been actively involved with both the IEEE and MANCOM. In 1965, Dave served as both founder and inaugural chair of the IEEE Red River College Branch. He was one of the founders and original officers of MANCOM when the local chapter was formed on May 23, 1989. Dave is currently the Publicity Chair for MANCOM. Since his involvement in MANCOM, Dave has been involved in establishing other local IEEE chapters. From 1998–1999, Dave was the President of IEEE Canada. In 2000 he was the International Secretary of the IEEE Board of Directors, and he later helped found the IEEE GOLD program and IEEE Affinity Groups. Dave is also a Senior Member of IEEE and a Fellow of the Engineering Institute of Canada. Dave is a consultant for his own telecommunications company, Spectri, which specializes in project management and industrial hearing conservation. |
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Alexa Campbell
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Alexa has been a member of the IEEE since 1988. She is currently a member of the Executive committee, working with Anne Parker to promote activity and membership within the organization. Alexa helps with planning and organizing MANCOM events in Winnipeg. Alexa works hard to ensure that MANCOM suits the needs of all its members. She says that “because MANCOM includes three separate societies, planning events can sometimes be difficult to suit the needs of all three societies at the same time.” Alexa has run her own business as a technical communication contractor, and she has also worked for Great West Life and the Canadian Grain Commission. Currently Alexa is the lead instructor of the Technical Communication Diploma program at Red River College and is completing her Master’s Degree in Education from the University of Manitoba. |
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