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Western North Carolina (WNC) Section of IEEE is one of the five sections that make up the IEEE North Carolina Council. North Carolina is part of IEEE Region 3. (For additional information see more about section)
Next WNC Section Meeting"Web Design: Guidelines & Insights" by Rita Robinette thursday May 8"Topic: Solar Electrical Energy Systems" May 13 Topic: "Web Design: Guidelines & Insights" by Rita RobinetteDate: Thursday May 8, 2008 Time 5:30 pm dinner with presentation to follow Location: Asian Grand Buffet, 1968 Hendersonville Road, Asheville
Rita Robinette is an information architect and the owner of DataTECH. She specializes in helping clients increase their ability to get the right information to the right people at the right time. She has provided research and consulting services to corporations, government agencies, non-profit organizations, and small business. Prior to starting DataTECH, Rita was the director of technology and product development for a regional non-profit where she co-designed web mastered an award-winning Internet portal. In June this year, Rita launched several web-based applications designed for the travel and tourism industry. RSVP: Please contact Fred Orland at fredorland@ieee.org with your reservation by May 6. Attendees pay their own dinner costs.Presentation Fees:
"Topic: Solar Electrical Energy Systems" hosted by Sundance Power Systems Inc.Date: Tuesday May 13, 2008 Time: 5:00 pm For presentations with dinner to follow at a location to be determined. Location: Sundance Power Systems Inc 11 Salem Hill Rd, Weaverville, NC Sundance is a major designer and installer of solar and other types of sustainable energy systems. This meeting at their new Weaverville facility will focus on the design and implementation of solar electrical systems, especially for institutions and a range of commercial applications. This program is one in our series on sustainable power and will provide some background to our June meeting at Warren Wilson College where a Sundance system is installed. It also provides an opportunity to visit a local electrical engineering related commercial activity. The program will include:
Directions:
RSVP: JimCorr@ieee.org by May 11. RSVP is appreciated to help in planning. Guests are welcome. To subscribe to email meeting notices and announcements, send an email to LISTSERV@LISTSERV.IEEE.ORG with the command "SUBSCRIBE WNC-SECTION YOUR NAME" in the body, without the quotes, and no subject. You will be sent an email requesting confirmation. Follow the instruction in that email and you will be added to the distribution list. |