Spring 2013 GBM
IEEE!
Welcome to the spring semester! Our first general body meeting will be Monday, February 4th at 6PM in AVW2460. Meet the officers, find out what we do and what's in store for this semester!
As always, we will have copious amounts of pizza.
Welcome to the spring semester! Our first general body meeting will be Monday, February 4th at 6PM in AVW2460. Meet the officers, find out what we do and what's in store for this semester!
As always, we will have copious amounts of pizza.
Posted on February 4th, 2013 at 2:15 PM by Ben Walsh
Fall 2012 GBM!
Welcome back everyone! We are having our first general body meeting at 5:30 next Monday, September 17th, in AVW2460.
The first half of the meeting will be an introduction to IEEE. We will talk about what IEEE does, what you can expect this upcoming semester, and introduce the officers. We will then break for food and refreshments.
We will then have guest speaker Elizabeth Kenyon talking about 'Engineers in Industry.' Here is an abstract of the talk:
As an undergraduate student, it can often be difficult to understand what it means to be an engineer working in industry. As a recent graduate working in industry, and an enthusiastic participant in the job application and interviewing process, the speaker will focus on giving students a better idea of what kinds of career paths are available to them, what they can expect in industry in the first few years, and what they should be looking for as they interview for jobs or internships.
Elizabeth Kenyon graduated summa cum laude from the University of Maryland in 2010 with a B.S. in Electrical Engineering with a focus on Communications and Digital Signal Processing. At UMD, she was a Clark School of Engineering Ambassador, corresponding secretary for Eta Kappa Nu, as well as a tutor for the FLEXUS Women in Engineering program. After graduation she joined the Engineering Leadership Program at National Instruments in Austin, TX, and is currently the Product Support Engineer for NI's new RF Vector Signal Transceiver.
The first half of the meeting will be an introduction to IEEE. We will talk about what IEEE does, what you can expect this upcoming semester, and introduce the officers. We will then break for food and refreshments.
We will then have guest speaker Elizabeth Kenyon talking about 'Engineers in Industry.' Here is an abstract of the talk:
As an undergraduate student, it can often be difficult to understand what it means to be an engineer working in industry. As a recent graduate working in industry, and an enthusiastic participant in the job application and interviewing process, the speaker will focus on giving students a better idea of what kinds of career paths are available to them, what they can expect in industry in the first few years, and what they should be looking for as they interview for jobs or internships.
Elizabeth Kenyon graduated summa cum laude from the University of Maryland in 2010 with a B.S. in Electrical Engineering with a focus on Communications and Digital Signal Processing. At UMD, she was a Clark School of Engineering Ambassador, corresponding secretary for Eta Kappa Nu, as well as a tutor for the FLEXUS Women in Engineering program. After graduation she joined the Engineering Leadership Program at National Instruments in Austin, TX, and is currently the Product Support Engineer for NI's new RF Vector Signal Transceiver.
Posted on September 17th, 2012 at 11:08 AM by Ben Walsh
First GBM!
Welcome back everybody! We will be having our first GBM of the semester next Thursday, February 16th in AVW2460 at 6:00pm. As always, free food will be provided.
-Jason Arora
IEEE@UMD, President
-Jason Arora
IEEE@UMD, President
Posted on February 7th, 2012 at 8:11 PM by Jason Arora
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