From: LJBHill@aol.com
Sent: Thursday, January 28, 1999 11:09 PM
To: r3-excom1998@ieee.org
Cc: d.w.hill@ieee.org
Subject: PAOC report to R3 Excom

PAOC Report for Winter Excom 99


The PAOC has moved forward with bursts of energy at several fronts and looks
forward to an active 1999.

- Resume database: Vernon Powers and other volunteer recruits continue to
create and improve career advancing vehicles, ie the resume database for IEEE
members.  The resume committee will refine and enhance the products for
members during the year.

- SPAC: Slowly, students and student leaders inquire about SPAC's in Region 3.
As you know, the half life of student knowledge of SPAC's is just over a year.
We must depend on each PACE and Excom member to promote the benefits of
SPAC's.

- PACE Training: George McClure maintains growing knowledge of IEEE-USA, its
programs, and its goals.  George plans to educate all that will listen and
learn at SEC99 in March.

- PAOC Vice Chair: Carl Hussey has agreed to become the PAOC vice chair.  As
you know, we lost Dave Hulett to a job transfer to another region.  Wecome
aboard Carl.

- Pre-college Education: Michael Ingram and Rachel Farmer are actively serving
on the IEEE-USA pre-college education committee.  Each is ready to help others
in the region to become better facilitators of young students.  Enjoying
science and math before college can lead better students to engineering.  I
would like to thank Dave King for his hard work with this committee over the
last few years.

- PAOC Awards: Guy Meador will continue to tap the region for the best
professional activists and see that individuals are recognized for their
volunteer work.  Guy will call on you for nominations.

Respectfully,



Don Hill, chair
PAOC