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IEEE GOLD hosts monthly webinars on topics ranging from professional development to technical knowledge to humanitarian initiatives. These webinar sessions are presented by experts in their fields, recorded for on-demand viewing, and offered to the IEEE GOLD community as a member benefit.
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Fearless Networking for Engineers
by Elizabeth Lions
This webinar, Fearless Networking for Engineers, will provide insight into why networking is important and provide tips on how to integrate networking into your professional development activity. The importance of networking goes beyond the job search. Networking is about building relationships for professional development, meeting new peers and having a network to fall back on when you are in a career transition. Professionals are consistently told the value and importance of networking, but most people are still uncomfortable putting themselves out there. In this webinar, Elizabeth Lions clears up the confusion around professional networking.

Mentoring Connection Program
by Kathy Wentworth Drahosz and Jennifer Sellers
This webinar discusses the concept of mentoring and how the IEEE Mentoring Program works. In addition, participants will explore what to look for in a mentoring partner and clarify roles, responsibilities, and expectations. This webinar is targeted at IEEE members who are interested in mentoring, either from the perspective of being mentored or of being a mentor.

Conflict Management (parts 1 and 2)
by Alice Fuscaldo
Based on the Thomas-Kilmann Conflict Mode Instrument, part one of this webinar series includes a definition of conflict and an exploration of the five different styles of conflict management. Participants will learn when each mode is most appropriate and how underuse or overuse of any style can create unwanted situations for themselves or those around them. Part two of this series explores how to apply eight steps of conflict management and includes tips on developing sensitivity to certain modes, handling difficult situations and improving communication skills.

A Survival Guide for Scientific Writing in the Academic and Professional Environments

Emotional Intelligence
By Alice Fuscaldo
This webinar helps participants become aware of the business case for learning and applying Emotional Intelligence at work. Topics include the nature of emotional intelligence and how the brain works, the four dimensions of Emotional Intelligence (EQ), and developing and applying self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, and relationship management skills.

Geek in the Lead: Growing from Engineer to Manager
by Dr. B. Michael Aucoin, PE, PMP

Two Brains Are Better Than One: Right-Brained Project Management
by Dr. B. Michael Aucoin, PE, PMP
Project work is an important element of the engineering environment today. But individuals and organizations struggle with how to manage projects successfully. Nearly two-thirds of workplace projects fail to meet their targets or must be terminated. In contrast, studies of projects that have performed phenomenally well attribute much of their success to the right brain – a powerful processing juggernaut that is often misunderstood and whose potential is scarcely used. Learn tips that you can apply immediately to be effective on projects, and build a solid foundation for a successful and rewarding career as a leader.

People Skills in a Competitive Environment
by Joe Lillie
This professional development webinar will help individuals working in technical fields by providing useful knowledge on people skills and other topics not included in the engineering educational environment. Participants should expect to learn more about the competitive environment and how to maximize professional opportunities through development and use of people skills.

Introduction to Leadership
By Elya Joffe

Sponsorship and Events Promotion 101
By Helene Fung
Many books have been written about sponsorship hunting, PR, events promotion and marketing; but you don’t really need a book or a course to learn the basics. Learn how the speaker learned these skills through “on the job” experience while organizing activities as a university student.
The Mentoring Connection program is a member benefit for professional and Graduate Student members of IEEE.
GOLD offers monthly webinars to IEEE members. Enhance your knowledge, learn new skills, and improve your career by viewing a GOLD webinar today.