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Meeting Minutes from February ExCom MeetingPlease find attached our meeting minutes from the February ExCom Meeting. Please let me know if you have any questions. --Jack jfre...@ieeecolumbus.org
January 2010 FinancialsGreetings! Below please find the following Treasurer reports for January 2010: 1. January 2010 Banking Summary - Overall expenses by category Please let me know if you have any questions. Jack Freund
IEEE: Advancing Technology for HumanityVideo of our new tagline here.
2010 BudgetGreetings! Attached is the 2010 IEEE Columbus Section budget. A couple of notes: 1. Amounts underutilized for student chapters was rolled over into the current year's budget. This includes money for the OSU chapter that they raised for their own use. 2. Our practice of "earmarking" funds for certain societies that received specially allocated funds from Society HQs has been changed. Instead, these monies are included in the budgeted amounts for that society for that year. Any unused funds will be rolled over. Please feel free to share any questions or concerns you may have about our budget with me. Best regards, Jack Freund
December 2009 Financials + Year EndGreetings! Below please find the following Treasurer reports for December 2009 plus the year-end reports: 1. December 2009 Banking Summary - Overall expenses by category Please let me know if you have any questions. Jack Freund
eMeritBadges.comThe mission of the IEEE emeritbadges.org program is to provide a global non-discriminatory pre-college technology education program for boys and girls. The IEEE emeritbadges.org program has developed hands-on electricity and electronics instructional material based on the Boy Scouts' merit badge requirements. Instructional materials for computer education is being developed. Any student, boy or girl can use the program to enhance technical literacy and learn more about viable engineering and other technical career options. For more information or to volunteer, please check out:
IEEE-USA: Science, Engineering, and Technology in SchoolsIEEE has an unique opportunity to change the way science, engineering and technology are taught in the United States - if we act quickly. A bill will soon be introduced into Congress that would help states add engineering to their basic science curriculums at the K-12 level. If passed, the bill would be a significant reform to our STEM education system. The bill will introduce all students to engineering and technology much earlier in their academic careers than we do currently. It will also encourage students to continue their science educations through high-school, a time when many American students abandon the hard sciences. While the bill has support in Congress, it needs more. We need to explain to our elected officials exactly what the bill is and what it does. Most importantly, we need to convince Congress that this issue is important enough for them to focus on it. To do this, IEEE-USA is inviting all IEEE members to come to Washington on February 8 and 9 to discuss the bill with your elected leaders. Full details are here: http://www.ieeeusa.org/policy/careerflyin/default.asp If you are interested in education reform, concerned about how America is educating our future engineers and technologists, or worried about the declining number of American students who are majoring in STEM fields, this is your opportunity to make a difference. Please join IEEE-USA on February 8 and 9 to explain this problem, and this solution, with Congress. Register today! Russell T. Harrison
November 2009 FinancialsGreetings! Below please find the following Treasurer reports for November 2009: 1. November 2009 Banking Summary - Overall expenses by category Please let me know if you have any questions. Jack Freund
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