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IEEE San Antonio Chapter: Fall Meeting Updates and Future Plans

Stay updated on IEEE San Antonio Chapter's recent activities, upcoming plans, and opportunities for involvement. Learn about the team, events, and goals to enhance cybersecurity connections and expand audience reach. Join us for insightful discussions and networking opportunities.

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IEEE San Antonio Chapter: Fall Meeting Updates and Future Plans

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  1. Computer Society Chapter(San Antonio)IEEE Central Texas Section Fall Planning MeetingSeptember 24, 2016 San Marcos, TX

  2. Chapter Leadership Team • Chair: Tom O'Brien • Vice Chair: Dr. Wenbin Luo • Secretary: Vacant • Treasurer: James Brakefield • Webmaster: Vacant • Past Chair: Gary Rogers • Advisor: Dr. Djaffer Ibaroudene

  3. Chapter Updates Chapter has successfully moved to a near-year-round schedule Student night includes an “attendance incentive” Chapter has successfully presented a series of meeting programs on Cybersecurity Programs include more demonstrations Chapter now uses vtools eNotices for two announcements per month (1 main, 1 reminder)

  4. 2016 Chapter Meetings

  5. SWOT Analysis • Strengths – Reliable volunteers, excellent meeting facilities, support from CTS Vice Chair (San Antonio) Garrett Polhamus • Weaknesses – Relatively low attendance, small member population (~ 180) • Opportunities – Develop connections to local academic departments – CompSci, Engineering, IT • Threats – IEEE Term Limits could hinder chapter development.

  6. Chapter Plans / Issues • Continue developing Cybersecurity connection – academic, government, and business • Vary the meeting location to draw in students, faculty, business, government • Co-sponsor Distinguished Lecturers • Co-sponsor Chapter meetings with wide interest • Reach a larger audience, both IEEE and non-IEEE • Provide light refreshments (pizza/sandwiches and soft drinks) for meetings

  7. QUESTIONS???Thanks!

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