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Name
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YASUHARU OHGOE
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Country
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Japan
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Job Title
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Research Associate
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Organization
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Tokyo Denki University
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Industry
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Material science
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Location
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Saitama
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Work Description
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Research and development of
plasma processing for carbon materials.
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Personal Interests
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Playing the piano, listening
to music, watching baseball game and
F1 race
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IEEE Volunteer Position/s 2007
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Region 10 GOLD Coordinator
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How did IEEE find you?
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I was recruited by my
professor through student activity
programs.
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Describe something that you did as a
volunteer that you are proud of:
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In 2006, I served the first
Region 10 GOLD Congress in Beijing as
the congress chair. The first R10
GOLD Congress was
successfully organized and ran in
parallel with the Student
Congress.
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How has IEEE nurtured you as a person?
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IEEE nurtures leadership
training at the inter-regional
level for me.
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How has IEEE prepared you for your workplace?
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For my workplace, IEEE
prepares educational programs and ideas
for young professional
engineers including students.
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What do you like most about
volunteering with IEEE?
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I like leadership
training programs through
inter-regional level
activities.
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What wouldn't be possible for you, if
you hadn't volunteered
for IEEE
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Without my involvement with
the IEEE, it wouldn’t have been
possible for me to have a global view as
a young professional
engineer.
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What do you find unique about IEEE?
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There are many programs for
young professional engineers (including
students) to become a full member.
Becoming an IEEE volunteer can
be a gratifying and memorable
experience.
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Why did you continue volunteering?
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I would like to have not
only technical career building but also
focus on non-technical skills.
Additionally, I need to study
leadership.
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Does volunteering help you to achieve
your aspirations?
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Yes, volunteering in IEEE
activities has been a great
experience in my life.
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