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      The title, “Professional Engineer,” is often associated with civil or structural engineers — and seldom with electrical, electronic and computer engineers. One reason can be attributed to educational institutions, where their […]
      Giving Presentations – It’s Not About You, It’s About Your Audience
      I practiced a lot for my first big business presentation. I created a script and rehearsed it, repeatedly, until it was memorized. When it was my turn to present my team’s findings, I stood up, walked to the front of the room where my slides […]
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      Meeting the broadband needs of small business is essential, given the important role that small businesses plays in creating jobs and promoting economic opportunity that underpins the health of our economy. The social and business disruptions […]
      Former WISE Interns Reflect on Program Years Later
      Since 1980, the Washington Internships for Students of Engineering (WISE) program has been a groundbreaking opportunity for engineering students. Selected by the WISE societies, interns have the unique opportunity to spend a summer working in […]
      Supporting the Government, Serving the Nation
      I had the honor of serving in the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy as an IEEE-USA Government Fellow. Before describing the “day in the life,” I would like to explain how important it is for scientists and engineers to […]
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      Engineering Activities for the Classroom – Vol. 2: Energy in Our World FREE to Members Non-Members: $2.99 ADD TO CART Veteran educator Harry T. Roman’s exciting latest e-books offer teachers, students and parents an educational series […]
      Christopher Sanderson: 2020 IEEE-USA John Meredith Professional Service Award Recipient
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      The Tesla Twins Return in Second IEEE-USA Digital Comic Book
      The Tesla Twins – Rescue at the Speed of Light FREE to Members Non-Members: $4.99 GET THIS COMIC They’re back! The Tesla Twins — that dynamic superhero duo who delighted IEEE-USA members last year with their battles against the […]
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