Additional Attendee Information

Technology Driving Innovation

May 2-5, 2004 Sheraton Fallsview Niagara Falls Ontario, Canada

Student Program

Important Messages for All Students
Your participation in the conference is both critical to its success and a unique development opportunity for you as future engineers. Please check this site regularly for student activity updates.

All Students - Student Paper Competion
To be eligible for the Student Paper Competition, the first author of a paper must be a student. The submitted paper summary must be clearly marked "Student Paper Competition". A formal letter stating the participation in the Student Paper Competition with proof of student status must be included with the final paper submission. The competition results will be based on reviews of the full paper. Extended versions of the winning student papers will be published in the Canadian Journal of Electrical and Computer Engineering subject to the final editorial acceptance by the Journal - full details

Student Awards Luncheon
We are honoured to have Terry Peach, Human Resource Planning manager of GE Canada speak at our Student Awards Luncheon on tuesday. This important conference event is a great opportunity for all attendees to acknowledge the efforts of the student participants. The winning authors of the CCECE04 Student Paper competition will be announced and awarded certificates of recognition.

Bay Area Science and Engineering Fair
CCECE04 is pleased to recognize and present several of this year's award winning projects from the Bay Area Science and Engineering Fair.   The BASEF serves all students in grades 7 to 12 in the City of Hamilton, the Region of Halton, Haldimand County, Norfolk County and Brant County.   BASEF is in its 44th consecutive year of operation. Come and meet some of these award winning students and view their projects on Tuesday May 4th, in the conference exhibit area, between 1pm and 5pm.   For more details about the BASEF go to their web site.

Canadian IEEE Student Members
Did you know you might be eligible for funding towards your conference registration fees and/or a portion of your conference travel expenses? Find out more about Section and other IEEE Canada Entity student member funding initiatives.

CCC Student Volunteers
To date we have student volunteers from Ryerson University, McMaster University and Niagara College, participating in various conference planning and co-ordinating activities. If you are a Central Canada Council IEEE student member, and would like to find out how you can help please contact Janet Bradley, Student Activities Chair, at janet_b@gennum.com.

Costs
Costs relating to this competition and the luncheon are included in the registration fee.

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