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IEEE
Orlando Section
PACE
(Professional
Activities Committee for Engineers)
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N V I T A T I O N
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- Science-Engineering-Technology
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- CONGRESSIONAL
VISITS DAY
- Washington,
DC
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- April
2-3, 2003
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- What
is Congressional Visits Day?
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- CVD
is a two-day annual event that brings
scientists, engineers,
- researchers,
educators, and technology executives to
Washington to raise visibility and support for
science, engineering, and technology. Uniquely
multi-sector and multi-disciplinary, the CVD is
coordinated by coalitions of companies,
professional societies and educational
institutions and it is open to all who believe
that science and technology are the cornerstone
of our Nation's future. The two-day event
consists of a series of briefings and meetings
highlighted with visits to your Congressional
delegates.
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- Objective
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- To
underscore the long-term importance of science,
engineering and technology to the Nation through
meetings with Members of Congress, Congressional
staff, key Administration officials and other
decisionmakers.
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- Core
Messages
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Balanced federal investment in science,
engineering and
- technology
is fundamental to the future of our Nation's
prosperity.
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Science, Engineering, and Technology
partnerships between
- government,
universities, and industries mean progress,
economic growth and jobs for our
Nation.
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- Participants
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- Members
of associations, industry and academia and other
colleagues interested in science and
technology.
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- How
to Participate:
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- You
can register online at
- https://www.ieeeusa.org/forum/cvd/register.html
or complete the attached registration form and
send it to:
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- Deborah
Rudolph, Manager
- IEEE-USA
Technology Policy Activities
- 202-785-0017
x 8332
- Fax:
202-785-0835
- E-Mail:
d.rudolph@ieee.org
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- The
Deadline for Submissions is March 15,
2003
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- Visit
the IEEE-USA website https://www.ieeeusa.org/forum/cvd/index.html
- (See
attached file: registration
form.doc)
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- Updated
01/29/03
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