Student Branches:
The navigation bar on the left contains links to Student Branches in the Chicagoland area. If your branch does not appear here, please contact the Webmaster.
This page contains links to information about:
- Speakers
- Company Tours
- IEEE Funding
- IEEE Awards, Scholarships and Competitions
- Student Branch Mentors
IEEE Chicago Section members and their colleagues can help you find speakers for your meeting or event.Provide us with some information regarding your event by filling out the Speakers Request Form.
Fill out the word document in the linked zip file. Then attach the completed form and e-mail it to Pat Hutson , Student Activities Chairman.
Companies to Tour
Company tours are a great activity for a Student Chapter. You may meet a future employer or learn about a new area of endeavor. Chicago Chapter members can help you set up a company tour.
Fill out the Tour Request Form, then attach it to an e-mail to Pat Hutson, Student Activities Chairman.
Funding for various branch activities is available from Region 4 as well as from the Chicago Section.
Plese request information from Pat Hutson. Be sure to provide all Student Branch Contact information, including name, cell-phone, phone and E-mail address.
Awards, Scholarships and Competitions
IEEE can provide you with information about awards, scholarships and competitions. Go to IEEE Home , choose Student Resources from the left hand navigation bar and then select Scholarships and Awards.
The Branch Mentor Program is a new initiative by the Student Activities Committee. It is designed to maximize the interaction between IEEE Student Branches and their local sections.
Frequent communication between students and Section members is important so that students feel like true IEEE members. The role of the Branch Mentor is meant to augment the valuable contributions of the Counselor.
A branch mentor is a Section member who is not associated with the University. The mentor is appointed by the local Section in consultation with the Student Branch members, to be a mentor to a specific IEEE Student Branch.
For more information about the duties of a mentor and the expected benefits of having a mentor, please download the Student Mentor Questionnaire and return it to Pat Hutson.