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FREE E-Book to Members
Renewing for 2010
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Don't delay in renewing your IEEE membership. All Professional grade members renewing for 2010 will have the option to choose one of the following e-books, compliments of IEEE-USA. All members who have renewed will receive a follow-up e-mail, in March 2010, from IEEE-USA regarding further instructions for making your selection.
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| Engineering the Art of Negotiation Part 2: How to Handle Your Colleagues |
Survivor Planning: What Every Spouse Should Know |
Communicating with Congress: How to Build A Relationship with Your Elected Officials |
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IEEE Medal of Honor Recipient (2009): Dr. Robert Dennard
Time: 9:37
Series: IEEE.tv Specials
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This program highlights the career of the 2009 IEEE Medal of Honor recipient Dr. Robert Dennard for his contributions to microelectronics that have made increased computing power and communications tools accessible to the masses.
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Early Renewal Laptop Drawing Winners
Thank you to all of the members who completed their 2010 membership renewal prior to the 15 November deadline for a chance to win a laptop. Congratulations to the following individuals.
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| Buket Barkana |
Connecticut |
USA |
| Charles Weber |
Oregon |
USA |
| Don Hush |
Los Alamos/Northern New Mexico |
USA |
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myIEEE 1.7
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Did You Know?
Right next to your personal  greeting there is a feature called "Who's Online". This allows you to see which members are currently logged in to myIEEE. By selecting a user's name, you can view their memberNet profile. Use this as an opportunity to begin making new connections and expanding your professional network. Is your memberNet profile up-to-date?
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Generating Media Coverage for IEEE Members
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As an IEEE member benefit, the IEEE Public Visibility Initiative, a global and multi-year communications program seeking to raise IEEE’s visibility and increase public interest in the engineering profession, recently secured media interviews and bylined articles for IEEE members. These IEEE references build on IEEE's credible reputation with the public, while simultaneously positioning IEEE members as industry experts and enhancing their reputation with industry peers. For a complete listing of recent IEEE media coverage, go to IEEE in the News.
The following is a compilation of recent global coverage highlights:
- 10 August 2009 in Embedded Systems Magazine (U.S.)
IEEE Member David Mindell penned a bylined article about Apollo space advances being the pinnacle of technological progress.
- 28 October 2009 in DNA India (India)
IEEE senior member and organizing chair for IEEE WIE CON ’09, Prof. Ramalatha Marimuthu, was interviewed by DNA India’s education correspondent for the daily’s ‘Class Act’ column about women choosing engineering careers.
- 17 November 2009 in EE Times (U.S.)
IEEE Member John Merchant wrote a byline article arguing that telepresence technology can offer a less expensive yet valid substitute for a manned mission to Mars.
- 18 November 2009 in PC Advisor (U.K.)
IEEE Senior Member Steve Furnell is quoted in a story about the latest developments in the battle to protect children online.
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Featured Webinar:
SPONSORED BY IEEE GOLD
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IEEE Graduates of the Last Decade (GOLD) is pleased to have Dr. Matthias Reumann present “A Survival Guide for Scientific Writing in the Academic and Professional Environments,” covering the writing process from start to finish. This informative webinar will cover the skills required for scientific writing, you will find that the same methodology can be applied to the writing in a project management environment.
Learn about the backbones of an article, overcoming writer’s block and other methods to improve your writing, and preparing your manuscript for editor review. |
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Webinar Details
When:
Thursday
21 January 2010
Time:
11:00am – 12:00pm EST
Cost:
FREE to all IEEE members
Presented by:
Dr. Matthias Reumann
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| Visit the Registration Page to learn more about this webinar and the presenter. More information about future and archived webinars can be found on the IEEE GOLD Events web site.
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Introducing Dell Discount Program in Japan
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Dell Computers now extends its Employee Purchase Program (EPP) to IEEE Members in Japan.  The EPP enables IEEE Members to purchase Dell Home products (Inspiron Desktop, Notebook, Mini, Studio, XPS, Printers, and Peripherals) at up to 10 percent discount off regular pricing. Plus, this member discount can be applied on top of most generally advertised Dell Japan Consumer Products prices and promotions.
For more information, visit IEEE Home and Office Services and log in with your IEEE Web Account to access the member discount code and current promotion.
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IEEE T-shirt Giveaway
Congratulations to our December 2009 IEEE Merchandise Giveaway winners. Five random IEEE Members are selected each month.
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| Angelo Corrubia |
Saint Louis |
Saint Louis |
USA |
| E Ray Ross |
Southwest Missouri |
Springfield |
USA |
| Harshad Chaudhari |
North Jersey |
Jersey City |
USA |
| Rodney Piercey |
Lexington |
Richmond |
USA |
| Thomas Hardesty |
Hampton Roads |
Newport News |
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IEEE apparel, headwear, giveaways, supplies, and more are available for purchase at the IEEE Merchandise Store.
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Can YOU Change the World?
 The IEEE Presidents’ Change the World Competition recognizes students who develop unique solutions to real-world problems using engineering, science, computing and leadership skills to benefit their community or humanity.
Tell us how you have made a positive impact in the world and you could win US$10,000 plus a free trip to the 2010 IEEE
Honors Ceremony in Montreal, Canada.
Registrations closes 31 January. Submit your entries today!
Humanitarian Technology Challenge
Provide a working prototype, scale model or detailed engineering design specifications for a project that satisfies one of the three selected HTC challenges of Reliable Electricity; Data Connectivity of Rural District Health Offices; Individual ID Tied to Health Records.
Find out more.
2010 IEEE Computer Society Student Systems Competition
Design a CPU simulator using your architecture, program design and software engineering skills to illustrate how computers work.
Register today.
Microsoft Corporation has extended an invitation to IEEE Student members to participate in its Imagine Cup. The Imagine Cup is a technology competition, where students can compete for cash and prizes, gain real life experiences, make new friends, and turn ideas into reality. Learn more and register today.
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Benefits Bulletin Survey
Thank you to all who submitted responses to last month's question. Here are the results of the poll:
(click the image to read, PDF 84KB)
This month's question:
Membernet is the official IEEE online member directory. How have you utilized memberNet in the past year?
Check back next month for the results.
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It is the mission of EMBS to:
• advance the application of engineering sciences and technology to medicine and biology
• promote the profession
• provide global leadership
• benefit its members and humanity
• disseminate knowledge
• set standards
• foster professional development
• recognizing excellence
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