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Overview of IEEE

Overview of IEEE. IEEE Southeastern Michigan Student Branch Officer Training. Don C. Bramlett, PE, SMIEEE, FESD, FMSPE IEEE MGA Treasurer IEEE Region 4 Advisor IEEE Southeastern Michigan Section Advisor DTE Energy – Senior Project Engineer. IEEE Background.

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Overview of IEEE

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  1. Overview of IEEE IEEE Southeastern Michigan Student Branch Officer Training Don C. Bramlett, PE, SMIEEE, FESD, FMSPE IEEE MGA Treasurer IEEE Region 4 Advisor IEEE Southeastern Michigan Section Advisor DTE Energy – Senior Project Engineer

  2. IEEE Background • IEEE is the world’s largest technical, professional association • Mission Statement: • IEEE’s core purpose is to foster technological innovation and excellence for the benefit of humanity

  3. IEEE Background • Vision statement: • IEEE will be essential to the global technical community and to technical professionals everywhere, and be universally recognized for the contributions of technology and of technical professionals in improving global conditions

  4. IEEE Origins • American Institute of Electrical Engineers (AIEE) founded in 1884 • Institute of Radio Engineers (IRE) founded in 1912 • AIEE and IRE merged in 1963

  5. The badge of the new IEEEcombined the right hand rulefrom the IRE with the kite fromthe AIEE 1962 Symposium on the proposedmerger, IRE National Convention Special merger issue of theProceedings of the IRE AIEE + IRE = IEEE • The idea that there should be one organization for all electrical engineers was an old one, and became more powerful as the profession expanded beyond its separate roots in power and radio. In 1962, the boards and memberships of the two institutes agreed to merge. On January 1, 1963, the IEEE, or Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers was born with 150,000 members, 140,000 of whom were in the United States.

  6. IEEE Quick Facts • Sponsors or Co-sponsors more than 1100 conferences & meetings world-wide each year • Society/Council Conferences, Workshops,etc • Regional Meetings • Local Section and Chapter Meetings • More than 2 million documents in the IEEE/IET Electronic Library • Publishes 163 Transactions, Journals and Magazines/Newsletters • More than 900 active IEEE standards, with 400 in development

  7. IEEE Governance Organization MEMBERS Assembly Board of Directors PSPB EducationalActivities Board Technical Activities Board Member & Geo Activities Board Standards Assoc. Board TechCmtee Regions, Sections & Geounits, eg Student Branches Societies & Tech. Councils IEEE-USA Board

  8. Sections Cover Broad Scope Locally Geographic Unit Structure Technical Activities Board Parent Committees - WIE, YPs, LMC, Consultants Network Divisions IEEE Societies & Technical Councils

  9. MGA Mission & Vision Vision: Ensure Quality Member Opportunities Through Continuous Engagement Mission: Inspire, Enable, Empower and Engage Members of IEEE For the purpose of… - Fulfilling the mission of IEEE - Enhancing the member’s growth and development through their life cycle • Providing a professional home

  10. MGA Principles and Goals Principles • The member is IEEE and IEEE is the member. • Members shape IEEE's future. • Members collaborate to create IEEE's future. • IEEE enhances members' future. Goals • Increase member engagement. • Improve relationships with and between members. • Increase operational efficiency and effectiveness. • Enhance collaboration with other business units. • Increase membership.

  11. IEEE World Map • The world is divided into 10 geographic areas called Regions. More than 431,000 members in more than 160 countries; approximately 50 percent of whom are from outside the United States

  12. IEEE Quick Facts • More than 431,000 members in more than 160 countries • More than 120,000 student members • 333 Sections and 54 Sub-Sections in ten geographic Regions worldwide • 2,261 Chapters that unite local members with similar technical interests • 445 Affinity Groups (YPs, WIE, LMs, CN) • 2,587 Student Branches in 80 countries • 835 Student Branch Chapters • 356 Student Branch Affinity Groups

  13. Six of the ten Regions are within the USA

  14. Audio dial in: 888-566-8440 Pass Code: 371891 IEEE Region 4

  15. IEEE-SEM Section Map

  16. IEEE-SEM Section Background • Conferences Spring Section Conference Fall Section Conference Technology for Humanity Conference Section Technical or Professional events/workshops Technical Society Conferences • Chapters – 17 Chapters represent 24 Technical Societies/Councils Chapter Technical Meetings • Affinity Groups – YPs, LMs, WIE, CN Affinity Group Meetings

  17. IEEE-SEM SectionStudent Branches • University of Detroit Mercy • Michigan State University • University of Michigan – Ann arbor • University of Michigan – Dearborn • Wayne State University • Lawrence Technological University • Oakland University • Eastern Michigan University

  18. Region 4 & IEEE-SEM Section Student Branch Support • IEEE Region 4 Student Activities Committee Chair Steven D. James – james@ieee.org • IEEE-SEM Section Chair, Student Activities Committee NevrusKaja - nkaja@umich.edu • IEEE-SEM Section Student Representative SamerKoda – skoda@emich.edu Section website: http://sites.ieee.org/sem

  19. Conclusion • The End • Have Fun!! • Thanks for your attendance, participation and volunteerism!

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