IEEE Membership Its Mission. Its Benefits. The Organization WNC Section Meeting Thursday May 11 www.ieee.org/join Speakers Jim Erickson Jim Corr Fred Orland Bob Pettigrew AJ Burke Rick Taylor
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IEEE Membership Its Mission. Its Benefits. The Organization
WNC Section MeetingThursday May 11
www.ieee.org/join
Speakers
Jim Erickson
Jim Corr
Fred Orland
Bob Pettigrew
AJ Burke
Rick Taylor
VISION
To advance global prosperity by fostering technological innovation, enabling members' careers and
promoting community worldwide.
MISSION
The IEEE promotes the engineering process of creating, developing, integrating, sharing, and
applying knowledge about electro and information technologies and sciences for the benefit of
humanity and the profession.
IEEE Vision / Mission
Benefits of IEEE Membership Special Interest Memberships IEEE—the Organization
Today’s Discussion …
Benefits of IEEE Membership
www.ieee.org/join
The Value of IEEE Membership
Knowledge ... staying current with the fast changing world of technology
Community … unparalleled networking opportunities, and the buying power into low, members-only rates on benefits and services
Profession … empowering members to build their careers, and giving back to society
Other …insurance, financial, home & office and travel services
IEEE e-Mail Alias- immediate IEEE identity- virus protection and spam filtering
IEEE Sections, Student Branches, and Technical Chapters- local, face-to-face meetings- network with others in the local membership community - engage with others through informative technical meetings - recognition of accomplishments
Online Membership Directory (4Q-2006)- network locally, nationally or worldwide w/ 370,000 peers- searchable, and personalized
Volunteering- opportunities that build leadership skills and networking opportunities
Voting- electing the leadership of IEEE
Professional Networking
Member Benefits
Member Benefits
Member Discounts / Reduced Rates
Membership paying for itself
- as much as 50% off IEEE products
- registration discounts on 350+ conferences annually
Additional Benefits (add-ons)… the power of volume purchasing*…
Financial Services Insurance Services Home & Office Services Travel Services
*Benefits vary by country
Member Benefits
Career Development & Recognition
Awards- recognizes the accomplishments of IEEE members
Continuing Education Partners Program- up to a 10% discount on online degree programs
Consultants Database - a service available for matching
technical consultants with clientsIEEE Job Site, Career Alert
- locate career opportunities easily and confidentially - a weekly email newsletter containing career advice
Scholarships- enhance your resume with an IEEE scholarship
Today’s Engineer - monthly webzine for U.S. members devoted to the issues affecting IEEE members’ careers
Member Benefits
Career Development & Recognition
Conferences
IEEE sponsors more than 300 conferences and meetings and is involved in the technical program development of an additional 200 events around the world.
Learn Meet Present and Publish
Member BenefitsStaying Technically CurrentIEEE Spectrum Magazine -
Monthly, the award-winning IEEE Spectrum magazine explores the creation, application and implications of new technologies
The Institute Newsletter - Monthly (4 print, 8 online), newsworthy IEEE activities both in professional and technical areas
IEEE Potentials Magazine- 6 issues (online), the magazine for technology's rising, student innovators
IEEE Xplore Digital Library- table-of-contents and abstracts (1.2-
million documents) What’s New @ IEEE- Monthly news digest, 10 topics to
choose from
Additional Benefits (add-ons)…
IEEE Member Digital Library Proceedings of the IEEE Conference Attendance at reduced
rates IEEE Society Membership
Member BenefitsStaying Technically Current
Standards
The IEEE is a leading developer of standards that underpin many of today’s technologies. Our standards are developed in a unique environment that builds consensus in an open process based on input from all interested parties. With nearly 1,300 standards either completed or under development, we are a central source of standardization in both traditional and emerging fields, particularly telecommunications, information technology and power generation
Member BenefitsStaying Technically Current
Other Publications
Ready Notes Publications for < $19.00 ea. Check it @ http://www.computer.org/readynotes/
E-B00KS Download publications for < $5.00 ea. Check it @ http://www.ieeeusa.org/communications/eBooks
/default.asp
Member BenefitsStaying Technically Current
IEEE Survey•Publications are great
–But way too expensive!
•IEEE Explore–Make IEEE Xplore part of the membership,” one member wrote. “I would not use it often, but on occasion I would love to have access to articles in IEEE publications and conference proceedings. The free access could be limited, for example, to no more than five to 10 publications a month. Heavy users would pay for their extra burden on the service.”
–Another offered up the iTunes model of charging 99 cents a download. “Offer dirt-cheap prices to download technical publications, so I could casually read them to broaden my technical skills. Right now I have to be darn certain a publication is going to be directly
useful to consider buying it.” –Last week: One month FREE trial!
Member Benefits
Career Advice & StrategyCareer Navigator: http://www.ieeeusa.org/careers/
•Career and Employment features
What’s NEW at IEEE ( http://whatsnew.ieee.org/ )
•Subscribe to these free monthly email updates
•designed to provide you with the latest news regarding IEEE activities, industry trends, career development tips, and new IEEE product releases.
IEEE‑USA’s Eye on Washington bi-monthly at: http://ieeeusa.com/policy/eyeonwashington/default.asp
IEEE-USA Today’s Engineer (on-line) monthly at; ( http://www.todaysengineer.org )
Engineers’ Guide to Influencing Public Policy -- A collection of “how-to” advice and suggestions on effective lobbying, which offers useful tips to help IEEE members advance the IEEE-USA Legislative Agenda and influence public policy on issues of concern. WWW: http://ieeeusa.com/policy/guide/index.html
Government Fellowships -- Information on IEEE-USA's Congressional Fellowship and Engineering and Diplomacy Fellow Programs, including announcements, qualifications, application deadlines and procedures, and a listing of past Fellows.
WWW: http://ieeeusa.com/policy/govfel/default.asp
Member Benefits
Career Advice & Strategy
Washington Internships for Students of Engineering (WISE) -- Summer internships for third-fifth year U.S. engineering students interested in studying how technology policy is made. IEEE-USA, the IEEE Technical Activities Board, and the IEEE Life Member Committee co-sponsors IEEE participation in this multi-society program. IEEE-USA hosts the official WISE home page. WWW: http://www.wise-intern.org
Government Appointments -- IEEE‑USA's Government Appointments page provides information on how U.S. IEEE members seeking appointment to state and federal policy, regulatory, and advisory positions can obtain the endorsement and assistance of IEEE-USA. WWW: http://ieeeusa.com/policy/appoint/index.html
Employment and Career Strategies Forum – The IEEE-USA Employment & Careers Services Committee welcomes you to the new virtual community where members can network and collaborate with one another on employment and career strategies. This community will provide you with discussion groups, chat rooms and resource files.
WWW: https://www.ieeecommunities.org/ecs
Member Benefits
Career Advice & Strategy
Employment Assistance Page – A list of resources available to benefit U.S. IEEE members who are unemployed or anticipating an involuntary career transition, including a host of on-line resources for career planning and job search opportunities.
WWW: http://www.ieeeusa.org/careers/help/
Employment and Career Strategies Forum – The IEEE-USA Employment & Careers Services Committee welcomes you to the new virtual community where members can network and collaborate with one another on employment and career strategies. This community will provide you with discussion groups, chat rooms and resource files.
WWW: https://www.ieeecommunities.org/ecs
Consultants Services Page – A reference for IEEE members in the consulting field, this link is a library of consulting news.
WWW: http://www.ieeeusa.org/business/default.asp
Entrepreneurs’ Resources – This resource for the aspiring entrepreneur provides contact information for local IEEE Entrepreneur’s Networks, notices of useful IEEE publications, and links to on-line resources ranging from investment capital sources to intellectual property protection.
WWW: http://www.ieeeusa.org/careers/entrepreneurs.html
Member Benefits
Career Advice & StrategyAmerican Association of Engineering Societies – IEEE-USA coordinates IEEE’s involvement in the American Association of Engineering Societies, a federation of over 20 engineering societies joined together to enhance the engineering profession and the strength of its collective voice in Washington, DC. AAES also collects and publishes engineering salary surveys and workforce data through its Engineering Workforce Commission. WWW: http://www.aaes.org
More IEEE NEWSLETTERS
IEEE Newsletters - Free ( http://www.spectrum.ieee.org/industryfocus )
IEEE Spectrum Career Alert (weekly) IEEE Spectrum Tech Alert (biweekly)IEEE-USA's Eye on Washington (monthly)The Institute Online Alert (bimonthly)What's New for Libraries (monthly)What's New for Students (monthly)What's New in Circuits (monthly)What's New in Communications (monthly)What's New in Computing (monthly)What's New in Signal Processing (monthly)What's New in Power (monthly)What's New in Wireless (monthly)
Member BenefitsIEEE Career and Employment Resources
Member BenefitsIEEE Career and Employment ResourcesEmployment Navigator collects five million job leads from 160,000 Web sites and places them in a single searchable database.
Provides tools for members to: •Quickly connect to hiring employers •Build and send effective resumes •Link to salary benchmarking and other career resources
Benefits:•Access to unpublished corporate job listings •Locate hard-to-find positions that never leave corporate Web sites; an estimated 30 percent of jobs in the database •Assess the market for opportunities in your field (locally or nationally) •Identify potential new opportunities that match your skills •Identify who's hiring in your target location(s) •Time savings
Have access to features such as:•Job Search Tools •Resume Builder & Storage •Resume Blast •Job Description Look Up •Salary & Career Resources
Employment Navigator: $ 50 for 6 months access.
http://www.ieeeusa.org/careers/employmentnavigator/
Member BenefitsIEEE Career and Employment Resources
Consultants & EntrepreneursConsultants' ServicesEntrepreneurs' NetworksIEEE Financial Programs StudentsJobs and InternshipsScholarshipsIEEE Student ConcoursePlanning Your Career
Job Seekers
IEEE Job SiteIEEE-USA Employment NavigatorComputer Engineering/Science JobsJobs for Women EngineersJobs Outside the U.S.Search IEEE Classified AdsCareer Info from IEEE SpectrumIEEE-USA Salary Service Plan & Manage Your CareerU.S. Employer DatabaseIEEE-USA Career NavigatorIEEE-USA's Employment & Career Services Virtual Community
Employers & Recruiters
IEEE JobsiteIEEE-USA Salary Database Find a Consultant
Member BenefitsIEEE Career and Employment Resources
Related Links
Licensure & Registration (US)Find a Technical ConferenceFind a Technical Interest AreaIEEE Education Resources & Services
Other Career Resources
IEEE Online Catalog and StoreContinuing Education Units (CEUs)Guide to Lifelong EmployabilityIEEE-USA Today's Engineer
Job Openings at IEEE
NJ Operations Ctr - Full TimeNJ Operations Ctr - Part-timeTemporary & Summer InternsNew York OpeningsWashington DC & California Openings
How to applyDirections to NJ Operations Center
Employee Benefits
Member BenefitsIEEE Career and Employment ResourcesIEEE JOB SITE ( http://careers.ieee.org/index.html )
Search Job listings: ( Free to IEEE Members )
•Keyword
•Location
•Employer
•Full time / Part time / Contract / Internship / Temporary
Create a Profile:
•The benefits of creating a profile are:
Online Job Application and Resume Management tools
Results of your job search can be e-mailed directly to you
You can create folders to store jobs that interest you
receive mailings from IEEE with special announcements of job opportunities,
new features, and/or job fair/networking events, etc.
Online Job Posting Options
OPTION 1 - If you need to post fewer than four jobs: Post a Job Now using your Credit Card Only $205 for 30 Days.
OPTION 2 - Create an Account with the IEEE Job Site to receive a price quote on a job posting package that's right for your hiring needs:
Member BenefitsIEEE Career and Employment Resources
SALARY SERVICE
( http://www.ieeeusa.org/careers/salary/default.asp )
IEEE-USA Salary Service...The newest career-management tool for IEEE members!
To obtain free access to the Service, you just need to complete or update your Salary Survey.
Click on this link to take the 2006 IEEE-USA Salary Survey.
Member BenefitsIEEE Career and Employment Resources
CONSULTANTS ( http://www.ieeeusa.org/business/default.asp )
Consultants Database
Client Postings
Fee survey – current rates for professional services
Consultant Services
Entrepreneurs' Village
IEEE-USA Consultants Database Users' Group
• IEEE-USA Salary Service, Member Version, Now Available Online
• WNC Local Consultants Network
•Web site @ http://www.ewh.ieee.org/r3/wnc/lcn.html
• Membership $30 per year
Member BenefitsIEEE Career and Employment Resources
Products/Services (links at http://www.ieeeusa.org/business/default.asp )
Salary Service Salary Survey Engineers Guide to Lifelong Employability Engineering Licensure Engineering Ethics P.E. Video & CD Rom Review Courses CAMIndex Professional Guidelines Series Other Publications
Member BenefitsIEEE Career and Employment Resources
What is Expert Now IEEE?
A Continuing Education Resource for Technical Professionals
Features the best of IEEE’s educational content delivered in one-hour long online learning modules.
The latest information on emerging technologies and seminal works presented at the best of IEEE’s conference tutorials, short courses and workshops.
Available 24x7 worldwide.
(http://www.ieee.org/portal/pages/education/Expert_Now_IEEE/index.html )
Member Benefits
Career Development & Recognition IEEE Life MembershipIEEE Life Membership The member must be at least 65 years of age and has been a member of IEEE
or one of its predecessor societies for such a period that the sum of his/her age and his/her years of membership equals or exceeds 100 years.
Benefits of IEEE Life Membership Dues and regional assessments are waived for a Life member. For qualifying Life members, Society fees are waived. Individuals may receive reduced member rates at IEEE sponsored
conferences. The individual registration fee for retired members and for Life Members must be no more than that for Students."
Life Members continue to receive the same to other IEEE members, including IEEE Insurance Program.
Active Life Membership shall be reinstated, with no loss of continuity of membership upon notification that the Life Member confirms that the services/publication(s) and/or distribution of an election ballot are still desired.
IEEE Life Member Affinity Groups. Life Member Fund Grants. IEEE Life Member Newsletters - semi-annually.
Member Benefits
Career Development & Recognition
Professional Engineer (PE)
IEEE is an Authorized Provider of CEUs through The International Association of Continuing Education and Training (IACE) and has adopted IACET guidelines and criteria for all its continuing professional development programs
IEEE Offers P.E. Review CD-ROM to prepare for the exams
Benefits of Licensure
Regardless of the career path you choose to take, there are a number of practical considerations concerning licensure of which you should be aware:
Only a licensed engineer may prepare, sign and seal, and submit engineering plans and drawings to a public authority for approval, or seal engineering work for public and private clients.
Licensure for individuals who wish to pursue a career as a consulting engineer or a private practitioner is not something that is merely desirable; it is a legal requirement for those who are in responsible charge of work, be they principals or employees.
Licensure for engineers in government has become increasingly significant. Many federal, state, and municipal agencies require that certain governmental engineering positions, particularly those considered higher level and responsible positions, be filled only by licensed professional engineers.
For those considering a career in education, many states have been increasingly requiring that those individuals teaching engineering must be licensed. Exemptions to state laws are under attack, and in the future, those in education, as well as industry and government, may need to be licensed to practice. Also, licensure helps educators prepare students for their future in engineering
With the growing complexity and the increasing diversity of modern construction processes and techniques, the engineer in construction must readily be able to communicate and exchange ideas and views with other licensed design engineers
Benefits of Licensure
For those pursuing careers in industry, licensure has recently taken on increased meaning with heightened public attention concerning product safety, environmental issues, and design defects. Employers have found it advantageous to identify to the courts and the public those employees who have met at least a minimum level of competence
Engineers in the military must have the credentials to stay with the service in the face of downsizing or to make the transition to the private sector.
The scope of engineering practice is constantly changing, and engineering activities that may be exempt today may eventually shift into a practice area that one day requires a license (for example, research and development may find practical application in the facilities design/construction process, requiring the practitioner to be licensed).
State engineering boards are increasingly seeking and obtaining the authority to impose civil penalties against unlicensed individuals who unlawfully engage in the practice of engineering.
Engineers must adapt to a rapidly changing workplace-restructuring, downsizing, outsourcing, privatization, and re-engineering. Engineers should prepare to make the transition into a consulting relationship with former employers and clients in the event of a corporate outsourcing and respond if their corporation decides to bring design and engineering services in-house. Only by becoming licensed can an engineer perform the broad scope of engineering services within an area of competence as defined under state law.
Borrowed from: NSPE @ http://www.nspe.org/lc1-why.asp
Member Benefits
- Introduction of engineering
and technology to young people
worldwide
Education Activities
-enabling low-cost student membership
Member BenefitsVolunteering & Giving Back to Society
Volunteering• Developing critical, non-technical
skills that enable you to be more effective
Member Benefits
Bringing it all together… myIEEE™
Connect with your local IEEE Section
Desktop navigation w/personalized benefit access
Society memberships and conference updates
Latest news from IEEE Spectrum, IEEE Standards, and The institute
Direct and seamless access into membership account
Addition of online membership directory in 4Q-2006
Special Interest Memberships
www.ieee.org/join
IEEE Society membership enhances the benefits of IEEE membership
39 Societies representing a full spectrum of technical interests
Society Membership
Subscriptions and online content
Local technical chapters Network w/ innovators,
experts, and practitioners Volunteering opportunities
Technical committees Journal editors
Member-only rates on additional publications
Instrumentation & Measurement Intelligent Transportation Systems Lasers & Electro-Optics Magnetics Microwave Theory & Techniques Nuclear & Plasma Sciences Oceanic Engineering Power Electronics Power Engineering Product Safety Engineering Professional Communication Reliability Robotics & Automation Signal Processing Society on Social Implications of
Technology Solid-State Circuits Systems, Man, & Cybernetics Ultrasonics, Ferroelectrics, & Frequency
Control Vehicular Technology
Society Membership
Aerospace & Electronic Systems Antennas & Propagation Broadcast Technology Circuits & Systems Communications Components, Packaging, &
Manufacturing Technology Computer Computational Intelligence (formerly
Neural Networks) Consumer Electronics Control Systems Dielectrics & Electrical Insulation Education Electromagnetic Compatibility Electron Devices Engineering in Medicine & Biology Engineering Management Geoscience & Remote Sensing Industrial Electronics Industry Applications Information Theory
Society Committees
Electric Machinery Energy Development & Power Generation
Hydroelectric Power Subcommittee (EDPG) International Practices Subcommittee (EDPG)
Insulated Conductors Nuclear Power Engineering
Policy Development and Coordination Power Engineering Education
Power System Analysis, Computing and Economics Computing and Analytical Methods Subcommittee (PSACE)
Distribution System Analysis Subcommittee (PSACE) Intelligent Systems Subcommittee (PSACE)
Reliability, Risk and Probability Applications Subcommittee (PSACE)
System Economics Subcommittee (PSACE
Power Engineering Society
Society Committees
Power System Communications Power System Dynamic Performance Power System Operations Power System Planning and Implementation Power System Relaying Stationary Battery Substations Surge Protective Devices Switchgear Transformers Transmission & Distribution Capacitor Subcommittee (T&D) Distribution Subcommittee (T&D)
Committee Structure
B Advisory Committee C Systems Protection Subcommittee D Line Protection Subcommittee H Communications Subcommittee I Relaying Practices Subcommittee J Rotating Machinery Subcommittee K Substation Protection Subcommittee
Power System Relaying
I01 Understanding Microprocessor-Based Technology Applied to Relaying
I02 Terminology Review
I03 Microprocessor-Based Relay Firmware Control
I04 IEC Standards Advisory
I05 Trial-Use Standard for Low Energy Inputs to Protective Relays
I06 Revision of C37.90 - Relay Electrical Power Apparatus
I07 Guide for the Application of Rogowski Coils used for Protective Relating Purposes
I08 Application of Optical Sensor Systems
I09 Revision of C37.105 - Standard for Qualifying Class 1E Relays and Auxiliaries for Nuclear Power Plants
Working Groups
Relaying Practices Subcommittee
Individual Membership Unlimited balloting IEEE-SA news IEEE-SA Member Central Member discounts Voting Rights, IEEE-SA
governance
Corporate Membership Corporate Forum Corporate Advisory Group Online Community Complimentary Individual
memberships Voting Rights, IEEE-SA
governance
IEEE Standards Association
A standards program that serves the global needs of industry, government, and the public.
Full range of standards services to support standards development job work.
Mission – to facilitate the development of programs and activities that promote the entry into and retention of women in engineering programs.
An opportunity for members to network at the local level.
90+ local groups worldwide
RECOGNIZES women's outstanding achievements in electrical and electronics engineering through IEEE Awards nominations.
ORGANIZES receptions at major technical conferences to enhance networking and to promote membership in WIE.
ADVOCATES women in leadership roles in IEEE governance and career advancement for women in the profession.
PROVIDES assistance with the formation of new WIE Affinity Groups and supports ongoing activities.
PROMOTES IEEE Member Grade advancement for women to the grades of Senior Member and Fellow.
FACILITATES the development of programs and activities that promote the entry into and retention of women in engineering programs.
ADMINISTERS the IEEE Student-Teacher and Research Engineer/Scientist (STAR) Program to mentor young women in junior and high schools.
IEEE Women in Engineering
Benefits of IEEE Membership
Keeps you technically current Grows your professional network locally
and internationally Access to in-person technical forums Members-only discounts—IEEE
products, conferences, and insurance coverage
Provides tools for career development and advancement
Developing critical, non-technical skills that enable you to be more effective
Opportunities to volunteer, and give back to society
Special Interest Memberships
Expands the scope and depth of your technical knowledge
Extends your professional network Influence the direction and application of
technology through standards development
Promotes the entry into and retention of women in engineering programs
IEEE—the Organization
The world’s largest technical professional association
Local and global World-renowned standards body Sponsors 350+ conferences annually Publisher of 1/3 of the world’s literature
on electro-technology 100+ years of heritage
Thank you!Questions ?
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