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ICITA 2004
Orlando Section Monthly
SCOOP, February 2003
https://www.ieee.org/scoop
Published for IEEE Section Chairs
Vicki Waldman, Editor; Tracy Hawkins, Manager Section/Chapter Support


* Annual Report Deadline 21 February!
* Associate Members as Officers?
* Sample letters on Web
* RAB Award Recipients
* IEEE Society Distinguished Lecturer Programs, Always Improving
* IEEE Medal Of Honor, Call For Nominations
* Brain Teaser Column (attached in .pdf format)
ANNUAL REPORT DEADLINE 21 FEBRUARY!
Your last reminder! If you haven't already submitted them, the annual required reports for IEEE Units (Sections, Subsections, Chapters, Affinity Groups and Councils) are due postmarked by the 21 February 2003. Forms, information and rebate details can be found on the web at https://www.ieee.org/scsreports. We encourage all units to submit the forms electronically. If you do, there is no need to send hard copy. If you have questions, contact sec-rebate@ieee.org or call Peggy Kovacs, +1 732
562 5513.
ASSOCIATE MEMBERS AS OFFICERS?
Volunteer recruitment and retention seems to be an almost universal problem for Sections, Chapters and Affinity Groups. IEEE policy does not currently allow for officer positions to be held by members of Associate grade. Do you think that policy should be changed? We'd like to know how you feel about this subject. Please take part in the poll on the Section/Chapter
Volunteer Virtual Community at https://www.ieeecommunities.org/section-chapter_vol. While you are there, feel free to join in the discussions, or start a new one. This is your forum!
 
For first time visitors to the site, you will need to sign up by doing the following:
1. Click on "Join".
2. Choose "Option A: Create a new account".
3. Complete all fields marked with a red asterisk.
4. Read the Terms of Service and check the box to indicate agreement.
5. Click the "Join Now" box.
 
If you have questions about the IEEE Section-Chapter Volunteer Forum, contact Denise Maestri at +1 732 562 5505 or d.maestri@ieee.org.
SAMPLE LETTERS ON WEB
To make your job just a little easier, we have letters already written for
you on the following subjects:
*Acknowledgement of Contributions
*Fellows Congratulations
*Nomination for Section Officer Positions
*Speaker Invitation
 
All you have to do is fill in the appropriate blanks. The letters can be found at:
https://www.ieee.org/organizations/rab/scs/Resources/sample_letters.htm. Do you have a sample letter that you would like to contribute or one that isn't there that you could use? Contact Vicki Waldman at v.waldman@ieee.org.
2002 RAB AWARD RECIPIENTS
In November 2002, as recommended by the RAB Awards and Recognition Committee, the IEEE Regional Activities Board approved as the 2002 RAB Award recipients as follows:
 
RAB LARRY K. WILSON TRANSNATIONAL AWARD
Rolf Remshardt - IEEE Germany Section (Region 8): For exemplary contributions in bringing the benefits of IEEE members and colleagues throughout Europe and for effective fiscal and financial leadership within IEEE Region 8.
 
RAB INNOVATION AWARD
Luis-Alberto Arenas - IEEE Columbia Section (Region 9): For his effective and innovative contribution in disseminating the IEEE among members through modern electronic media.
 
RAB LEADERSHIP AWARD
Subrata Mukhopadhyay - IEEE Delhi Section (Region 10): For sustained and dedicated technical and professional leadership to the IEEE Delhi Section and Region 10.
 
Margaretha Eriksson - IEEE Sweden Section (Region 8): For stimulating and promoting the formation of technical chapters and promoting the value of the IEEE membership at regional conferences within IEEE Region 8.
 
Engy Mohamed Samir Foda - IEEE Egypt Section (Region 8): For exemplary efforts in organizing successful 2002 IEEE Region 8 Student Branch and GOLD Congresses.
 
RAB ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
Jan Aminoff - Northern Virginia Section (Region 2) and John Margosian - Washington, DC Section (Region 2): For significant long-term efforts at promoting the IEEE to participants at High Technology Job Fairs in the Washington Metropolitan D.C area.
 
R. Barnet Adler - IEEE Philadelphia Section (Region 2): For sustained and enthusiastic leadership and development of student activities within the IEEE Philadelphia Section and Region 2.
 
John Dentler - IEEE Baltimore Section (Region 2): For outstanding achievement in the development of a financial tool for the IEEE Baltimore Section, which facilitates the completion of timely and accurate financial reports.
 
Harvey S. Newman - IEEE Washington, DC Section and Roger Kaul - IEEE Baltimore Section (Region 2): For creative achievements in revitalizing and organizing activities that integrate MTT, AP, ED Technical Chapters and a WIE Affinity Group.
 
Issac Adeyemi Adekanye - IEEE Nigeria Section (Region 8): For outstanding efforts in facilitating the rejuvenation of the IEEE Nigeria Section and the promotion of IEEE Senior Membership.
 
Ricardo A. Veiga - IEEE Argentina Section (Region 9): For increasing IEEE activities and member interaction throughout the IEEE Argentina Section.
 
Additional information on the November RAB Meeting or RAB Awards is available at the following URL: https://www.ieee.org/organizations/rab/rab/
 
IEEE SOCIETY DISTINGUISHED LECTURER PROGRAMS, ALWAYS IMPROVING
The Distinguished Lecturer (DL) programs offered by IEEE Societies offer access to more than 500 lecturers worldwide. Information about these lecturers is available online at
https://www.ieee.org/organizations/tab/cialectweb2.html. From this page, you can follow links directly to an auto-retrievable e-mail or to the Society's DL page on their own website. Finding a lecturer online is easy, so is hosting a lecture online! Internet conferencing can be used to extend the reach of the DL program. Lecturers can address audiences worldwide without traveling. Internet conferencing allows for question and
answer periods, instant interactions and a variety to supporting materials. IEEE staff sets up the program based on your specific requirements. Simply visit https://www.ieee.org/web/webconf/index.html for an introduction and further information.
 
Submit your DL program experiences. What worked, what didn't? Do you have a great system in place? Please send all responses to April Nakamura, IEEE Technical Activities, a.nakamura@ieee.org.
 
IEEE MEDAL OF HONOR, CALL FOR NOMINATIONS
The IEEE Medal of Honor is the IEEE's highest award. Each year, the IEEE Medal of Honor is awarded to an individual for exceptional contributions or an extraordinary career in the IEEE fields of interest. The Awards Board invites nominations of candidates from around the globe, for this prestigious medal. For nomination forms for the IEEE Medal of Honor, visit the IEEE Awards Web Page at https://www.ieee.org/about/awards.
 

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