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IEEE Orlando Section Monthly

Welcome to the IEEE Orlando Section web site.
Established in 1959 and serving over 1,400 members in
Orange, Osceola, Seminole, Lake and Sumter counties


Vol. XLIV No. 03
March 2011

www.ieee.org/orlando

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IEEE Orlando Section Executive Committee Meeting

Date:

Tuesday, March 8th., 2011

Time:

6:30 - 7:00 p.m. Social and Refreshments
7:00 - 8:00 p.m. ExCom Meeting

Place:

Orlando Business Development Center, District 2 (affiliated with the UCF and the S.B.A.) at 3218 East Colonial Drive, Suite #G, Orlando, FL 32802

Directions: In Herndon Plaza just east of Maguire Blvd.  This is the shopping center across Colonial Drive from Fashion Square.  It is on the west end of the building around to the South-West corner from the HH Gregg entrance.

Cost:

Free to all IEEE members and Non-IEEE members.

Contact:

Dr. Xun Gong, 
407-823-5762 - Office
IEEE members RSVP at: IEEE Orlando Section Group (IEEE On-line Communities)

www.ieee.org/orlando

IEEE Orlando AP/MTT Chapter Meeting #1: "Microwave direction finding techniques by learning from human auditory system" 

Date:

Tuesday, March 22nd., 2011

Time:

4:00 PM

Place:

UCF, Harris Corp. Engineering Center, HCEC 101 

Speaker:

Dr. Hao Xin, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, the University of Arizona. Click here for abstract and biography.

Cost:

Free to all IEEE members and Non-IEEE members.

Contact:

Dr. Siamak Ebadi,   
407-802-6563 - Office

www.ieee.org/orlando

IEEE Orlando AP/MTT Chapter Meeting #2: "Fixed and Reconfigurable Lens-Array and Reflect-Array Antennas and Their Applications in Beam-Steering"

Date:

Thursday, March 31st., 2011

Time:

4:00 PM

Place:

UCF, Harris Corp. Engineering Center, HCEC 101 

Speaker:

Dr. Abbas Abbaspour-Tamijani, Founder and President, Freeform Wave Technologies, LLC, Scottsdale, Arizona. Associate Professor Research, Electrical Engineering, Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona. Click here for abstract and biography.

Cost:

Free to all IEEE members and Non-IEEE members.

Contact:

Dr. Siamak Ebadi,   
407-802-6563 - Office

www.ieee.org/orlando

Student Volunteers Needed for RFID Conference
The IEEE RFID Conference will be held in Orlando again this year, April 12-14 at the Orange County Convention Center.

As before, we will need student volunteers to assist the conference committee. Volunteering for one day will entitle the student to a free registration, lunch, and CD copy of the conference record.

See the web site at https://ewh.ieee.org/mu/rfid2011/ for further information. Prospective student volunteers can indicate their interest, by sending their name, email, and phone number to George McClure ( , phone 407-647-5092).
Volunteer Needed for Employment Coordinator Position
Basically, the vision for the IEEE Orlando Section Employment Coordinator (EC) is that he/she is a person motivated to help local members with career development activities. As an example, the EC would be the person to attend the Region 3 Fall meeting and go to the planned “train the trainer” and career workshop sessions. That person would then return to the home Section and facilitate local Section career development meetings, using the material and experience from the Region meeting. The EC would also learn about all of the career development and employment assistance services and products that IEEE, IEEE-USA, etc have available, and be willing and able to help local Section members take advantage of the services. The exact duties and responsibilities would really be driven by what the Orlando Section members want/need – it may be holding regular local workshops/networking meetings, or providing some one-on-one help to a member. The key is for the selected EC to be enthusiastic about career development activities. For further information, send email to IEEE Orlando Section Chair: Xun Gong, 


For Sale: Top-Quality Multiuse Nylon Bags with Orlando Logo
The bag has been designed with many zippered compartments and can be carried with either a shoulder strap or handles. These sturdy, versatile bags are suitable for travel (they fit under an airline seat), for gym/athletic apparel, for electronics accessories, or for books.

The bags have been donated to the IEEE Orlando Section by the Chair of the AUTOTESTCON 2010 Conference. As such, they are available only through the IEEE Orlando Section at the deeply discounted price of $15.00, payable in cash or by check to the IEEE Orlando Section. 

To purchase these bags or for additional information please contact Dr. William (Bill) Hortos, 

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Volunteers Needed - SoutheastCon 2012 Conference in Orlando
The Region 3 annual conference, SoutheastCon, will be held in Orlando in the spring of 2012.  This is a good opportunity for section members to get experience in helping to manage a significant technical conference.  Currently there are opportunities in committees for local arrangements, technical program, registration, sponsorship solicitation, papers reviewers, exhibits, publicity, contest competitions, and hospitality (among others).  For further information, send email to , with "2012" in the subject line. 

 

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The Orlando Section Monthly seeks member achievements:
If an IEEE colleague received an award, promotion, appointment, or any other achievement, please inform The Orlando Section Monthly so it can run a notice in its monthly Member Recognitions column. In addition to providing the member's name, please include a brief biography of the member's career and a description of the achievement. Send all notices to

 

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