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 Section I-100.  Membership

 Section I-200. The Assembly

 Section I-300.  Management

 Section I-400. Geographical and
                        Technical Groups /
                        Organization of Members


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I-100. Membership


I-107. Organizational Units Defined; Hierarchy, Structure and Membership Types

»  1.  Definition
»  2.  Hierarchy
»  3.  Membership
»  4.  Requirement
»  5.  Structure




  1. Definition.   An IEEE organizational unit is a subset of the entire IEEE membership that has been formed to carry out particular educational, geographic, professional, technical, or other appropriate activities of interest and service to those who are members of that organizational unit as permitted by law.

  2. Hierarchy. Each IEEE organizational unit shall be an integral part of the IEEE and not a separate organization.

  3. Membership. Membership in an organizational unit may be automatic, that is, by virtue of being an IEEE member, or it may be by member choice.

  4. Requirement. Membership in an organizational unit may require dues, assessments, or other forms of payment.

  5. Structure. An organizational unit may contain other organizational units.  (See Bylaw I-304.2 for a definition of major IEEE organizational units.)




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