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New Information Added to Website September 5, 2008 Meeting details not provided at this time will be added as soon as they are finalized. Please see the Local Announcements link for more information on the following items.
AutoTest Conference 2008 September 8-11, 2008
Hosted in Salt Lake City for 2008 Final Call for Volunteers information Call for Paper Proposals and Abstracts Due March 31, 2008 - More Information Here Download Post Card Here http://www.autotestcon.com/ http://ewh.ieee.org/r6/utah/pictures/IEEE_2008_Awards_Photos.rar The IEEE Utah Section is a co-sponsor of AUTOTESTCON this year, and will receive a share of the conference proceeds. The Section has a vested interest in the success of the conference, and it highly encourages its membership to participate.
IEEE AUTOTESTCON is the world’s only conference that focuses primarily on Automated Test and related technology for military, government and aerospace applications. It has been in existence for over 40 years, and has grown into the premier annual conference for this application field.
The General Chair of the conference, Dan Christenson, has asked the Utah Section to solicit conference volunteers from among its membership. Please read Final Call for Volunteers information for additional information.
IEEE Utah Section Communications Society Distinguished Lecturer MeetingThursday, September 11, 2008 Download PDF Flyer here Trends in the Telecommunications Industry
The IEEE Utah Section and the Communications Society cordially invite you to attend this joint meeting featuring Celia Desmond, President of World Class – Telecommunications and an IEEE distinguished lecturer.
WHERE:Room 103, Warnock Engineering Building (WEB) University of Utah, 72 Central Campus Dr. WHEN: Thursday, September 11, 2008, 6:45 refreshments, 7:00 talk
IEEE Utah Section Picnic Saturday, September 13, 2008 Click here for informational flyer Lunch Time: 12:30 pm
Picnic Location: Nunns Park, Provo Canyon UT.
RSVP: Please respond by 12 PM Wednesday, September 10.
RESERVATION REQUIRED
Park Directions and details will be provided with reservation confirmation.
You and your family are cordially invited to come join us for a Section Family Picnic. This Section Picnic is an opportunity to relax and unwind, catch up with friends, and meet some new friends.
This catered event will feature a delicious BBQ that includes;
Grilled Hamburgers & Hot Dogs
Potato Chips
Watermelon
Side Salad
Assorted Cookies
Assorted Canned Soft Drinks
Bottled Waters
Root Beer for Floats Banana Split Bar consisting of:
Bananas
Ice Cream
Nuts
Cherries
Toppings: Strawberry, Chocolate, Caramel
Whipped Cream
Cost for IEEE members and families/partners (after Section subsidy):
Member and Spouse/partner FREE
$2 each for teens
$5 each for adult children
$10 each for those who are neither IEEE members nor immediate family/partner of such.
► Pay on arrival with cash, or check to “IEEE Utah Section”. ◄
Reservation Information
Make your reservation at your earliest convenience, but before noon on Wednesday 10 September. Send an email to Randall Redondo at \n
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About the park
Nunns Park is named after L.L. Nunn, a pioneer in the field of hydroelectric power, who became the operator of the first 44,000 volt hydropower plant in America harnessing the flows of the Provo River. Located alongside the Provo River Parkway and nestled in a grove of trees, Nunn's Park offers overnight camping, picnicking, fishing, biking, jogging, and just plain escape from the traffic of life. There are plenty of family campsites on a first come, first serve basis; a pavilion can be reserved for family or group use; there is a sand filled volleyball area, and open areas just right for contemplating nothing but your favorite pastime. If you look, there are even a few reminders of the century old power plant that once turned the lights on in a remote Utah mining town and put Utah and the Provo River in the electrical history books.
Utah Solar Energy Open House Tour Saturday, September 13 2008
http://utsolar.org/index.htm Open house of people's home and commercial installations all over the state of Utah. Please stop by one or town of the installations on your way to and from the IEEE Utah Section Family Picnic. Please see their website for more information and locations in your area, including the Clark Planetarium. Most sites are 10am to 4pm. Volunteers interested in learning and talking about solar can be trained on September 11th.
New EMC SocietyThere is currently an interest to restart a local IEEE Utah Section EMC Society. If you are interested please contact Randy Jost
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IEEE’s Teacher In-Service Program (TISP) Training Workshop November 7-8, 2008 San Francisco Downtown Marriott Hotel Calling all Engineers in Region 6!!! - Are you interested in working with your local schools, school districts and teachers?
- Do you want to help impact the level of technical literacy of teachers and their students in your local community?
- Did you know that there are materials and tools that you can use to help?
Then you should attend IEEE’s Teacher In-Service Program (TISP) Training Workshop! November 7-8, 2008
Started in 2001, TISP features IEEE volunteers developing and presenting technologically oriented subject matter to educators in a professional development or “in-service” setting. In the last several years, IEEE volunteers have made more than 76 presentations to over 1800 pre-university educators within the United States, Asia and Africa. These educators reach over 185,000 students! There are a number of pre-planned classroom activities that you could use in a classroom setting.
Visit us at: http://www.ieee.org/web/education/preuniversity/tispt/index.html Download PDF Flyer with more information here Download PDF Agenda with more information here
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