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Lessons on Leadership: A Million Small Decisions

Each of us is the product of a million small decisions every single day. Perhaps almost as important as making the right decisions is realizing we that have a choice.

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IEEE’s REACH Program Enhances Technological
Literacy Skills in the Pre-University Environment

The IEEE History Center’s REACH program uses history to enhance the technological literacy skills of pre-university students.

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After Florence and Michael: IEEE-USA MOVE Volunteers Apply Skills, Caring

After Hurricanes Florence and Michael, IEEE’s MOVE community outreach truck went into action, a welcome sight for both first responders, and the displaced people they help. As the MOVE team of trained IEEE members worked, they tallied some impressive statistics of their own: the five-person group of volunteers served a total of 118 people days – almost 17 weeks.

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Viewpoints: Time to Separate Engineering and Computer Science?

Is it time for U.S. universities to split their engineering and computer science programs into independent colleges or departments?
22 October 2018

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Good Ideas Don’t Sell Themselves: The Practice of Persuasion

Wouldn’t it be nice if good ideas just sold themselves? Life would be so much easier if you didn’t have to work so hard to get people to recognize a great idea when they see one. Especially when it’s your idea.
21 Sep 2018
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Addressing Legal Issues Around Autonomous
and Intelligent Systems with Agility

There is a pressing need for a fundamentally more nimble and agile approach to governing development and business around these emerging technologies.

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Cogent Communicator:
KYSSURWAV: Tips for Better Technical Writing

Improving your writing style may seem intimidating, but it's really simple: keep your sentences short, use the right word and employ active voice.
23 April 2018

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“AI” to “EI” – Moving from Fear to Flourishing
in the Age of the Algorithm

It’s easy to get caught up in the idea that Artificial Intelligence (AI) will be one of two things: our destroyer or our savior. It’s time to move beyond this dualistic narrative.
29 Nov 2017
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President's Column

IEEE-USA President’s Column: The Eagle Has Landed

Technologists from many disciplines were involved in the Apollo and earlier Gemini and Mer...More

16 Jul 2019

Engineering Heritage

A Master Class in Ingenuity

On the 50th anniversary of the moon landing, IEEE Members share their memories of creating...More

15 Jul 2019

Cogent Communicator

What Millennials Think of Boomers, and Vice Versa

The workplace is a mix of generations trying to navigate misunderstandings and stereotypes...More

17 Jul 2019

Crossword Puzzles

Crossword – 17 July 2019

Try your hand at this week's engineering- and technology-themed crossword puzzle. ...More

17 Jul 2019

Immigration Reform

Legislative Breakthrough in High-Skill Immigration Reform?

Late on 11 July, Sen. Rand Paul introduced legislation in the U.S. Senate that would drama...More

16 Jul 2019

A Salute to Captain William Eddy

When Pearl Harbor was attacked in 1941, retired Navy Captain William Eddy volunteered to r...More

16 Jul 2019

New IEEE-USA E-Book Offers Insights on Critical Thinking

At a time when facts, claims, opinions and (even) data regularly bombard us, critical thin...More

1 Jul 2019

Free Audio Book Offers Members Additional Techniques to Reward Employees in Tight Salary Times

Listen to author Harry T. Roman’s insights on how to reward deserving employees in non-m...More

1 Jul 2019

Volunteer Opportunities in IEEE-USA Government Relations

IEEE-USA is looking for volunteers to help prepare and promote public policies that streng...More

24 Jun 2019