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$5,000 Scholarships Available from IEEE |
IEEE-USA is launching the organization's second online engineering video competition for undergraduate students on "How Engineers Make a World of Difference," and will award four scholarship prizes totaling $5,000 to the undergraduates who create the most effective 90-second video clips aimed at an 11-to-13-year-old student audience. The clips should reinforce engineers' contributions to the quality of life and convey how engineering can be a creative and rewarding career. Winning entries will be announced and shown during Engineers Week, 15-21 February 2009.
The competition is open to all U.S. undergraduate students in engineering, computer science and information technology. Entries can be provided by individuals or teams, with at least one undergraduate
participant who is an IEEE Student Member. More than one video entry is permissible.
Entries must be submitted through YouTube by midnight Eastern Time on Friday, 16 January 2009. The competition will be judged by two engineering graduate students, Andrew Quecan and Suzette Presas; and Nate Ball, engineer-host for PBS' "Design Squad."
For more information on how to enter the IEEE-USA Online Engineering Video Scholarship Competition and to upload an entry on YouTube, go to http://www.ieeeusa.org/communications/video_competition
To view the IEEE.tv program on the first 2007-2008 IEEE-USA competition, go to http://www.ieee.org/web/membership/IEEEtv/about.html
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IEEE Richland to hold 2008 PE class |
The Richland Power Engineering Chapter of the IEEE is pleased to announce the 2008 PE Review Class, an event focused on engineering practices and industry experience for attendees to prepare for the EIT and PE Exams, which are a prerequisite to be licensed as Professional Engineer.
This class consists of ten sessions, one session each Tuesday 5:45-7:15PM starting August 12 and running through October 14. An additional Q&A session will be held on October 21 just prior to the Exams.
The text used for this class will be the Electrical Engineering reference Manual and practice problems by John Camara. Additionally the NCESS sample problems will be used.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
Anyone who is preparing for the PE/EIT Exams for this October or next April should consider attending this PE Review Class. College students are encouraged to attend to gain knowledge about these important exams for their future careers even if they are currently not taking the PE Exams.
CLASS DATES, TIMES AND LOCATIONS
Classes will be held on Tuesday beginning August 12, 2008 and continue through October 14. There will be an additional Q&A session on October 21 just prior to the exams to answer any last minute questions.
All class sessions will be 1.5 hours long and will begin at 5:45 pm sharp. Classes will tentatively be held in the East building 218 of WSU Tri-city, in Richland, WA.
FEE SCHEDULES
Full-time Students: Free
IEEE Members: $150
Guests: $200
REGISTRATION & MORE INFORMATION
For registration or additional information, please contact Yousu Chen (509-375-6662,
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Please register by August 4th so that we can accurately judge the size of the class. The Class is subject to cancellation if less than 10 people register. |
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LIGO Hanford Observatory in Richland, WA seeks qualified candidates to fill several research and IT positions:
Electrical Engineer
Quality Assurance Engineer
Operations Specialist (3 positions)
Systems/Network Administrator (2 positions)
To view job descriptions and apply go to:
http://tinyurl.com/5jwbys
EOE/AA employer, M/F/D/V |
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