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Below are some short, service-oriented pieces that you can plug in to blocks of space on your newsletter.  If you used one three months ago, most of them contain information that bears repeating, so don't hesitate to use it again!

For additional articles, check out the last few issues of "SCOOP."

 


Want an IEEE Web Account? Forget your web account password?
Update your Member Record Online
Just say no to complicated e-mail addresses - get an IEEE e-mail Alias
Could you be an IEEE Senior Member?

Want an IEEE Web Account?  Forget your web account password?

An IEEE web account allows you to renew your membership online, update your member records automatically online, and to make purchases at the IEEE Online Store as an IEEE Member. You can set-up a web account, or retrieve the username or password from your existing web account at www.ieee.org/webaccounts.

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Update your Member Record Online

You can now update your member record online, including your name, address, e-mail, and telephone. Next time you get an IEEE mailing with your name or street spelled incorrectly, you can hop onto the web page and fix it right up. You will need an IEEE web account in order to take advantage of this service. The site address for updating your member record online is: http://www.ieee.org/membership/coa.html

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Just say no to complicated e-mail addresses- get an IEEE E-mail Alias (and free virus-scanning)

The IEEE now offers an Alias Service in which IEEE members can register or update a personal alias of their choice (subject to availability and on a "first come, first serve" basis). Messages addressed to the alias@ieee.org will automatically be forwarded to the real Internet e-mail address.

So, whereas your e-mail address before may have been J1277abc@xyzprq.com, with the IEEE Personal E-mail Alias, you can be j.doe@ieee.org.

Our virus-scanning feature helps prevent you from receiving viruses in the first place. Attachments within your e-mail that are sent to your IEEE e-mail alias will be scanned for viruses. If a virus is found, the attachment will be deleted. An alert is then sent to both the sender and recipient. While the IEEE cannot guarantee that every virus will be found, the virus scanning software is updated daily with a current virus recognition file. A service like this typically costs $30 per year, but as an IEEE member, it is yours FREE of charge.

When you change Internet service providers, or jobs, you can change the e-mail address to which your e-mail is forwarded. For more information, visit the web site:  http://eleccomm.ieee.org/personal-aliases.shtml

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Could you be an IEEE Senior Member?

The grade of Senior Member is the highest for which application may be made and shall require experience reflecting professional maturity. For admission or transfer to the grade of Senior Member, a candidate shall be an engineer, scientist, educator, technical executive, or originator in IEEE-designated fields. The candidate shall have been in professional practice for at least ten years and shall have shown significant performance over a period of at least five of those years, such performance including one or more of the following:

  1. Substantial engineering responsibility or achievement, or
  2. Publication of engineering or scientific papers, books, or inventions, or
  3. Technical direction or management of important scientific or engineering work with evidence of accomplishment, or
  4. Recognized contributions to the welfare of the scientific or engineering profession, or
  5. Development or furtherance of important scientific or engineering courses in a program on the "reference list of educational programs" (REP list) or
  6. Contributions equivalent to those of (a) to (e) in areas such as technical editing, patent prosecution, or patent law, provided these contributions serve to advance progress substantially in IEEE-designated fields.

For more information, or the Senior Member upgrade forms, visit the web page http://www.ieee.org/membership and click on "Manage your Membership."

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