IEEE-USA eNL 2002-11-27

NEWS from IEEE-USA
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                      E-Week 2003 Kits Now Available

     WASHINGTON (27 November 2002) - Planning kits for National Engineers
Week 2003 (16-22 February) are now available from IEEE-USA and the E-Week
Website.

     The kit will guide you on conducting E-Week activities in your area.
It includes 50 ways you can participate in E-Week, a planning calendar,
publicity program, E-Week poster and a product catalog and order form.

     The Discover "E" program provides information for engineers who visit
classrooms to help improve student interest in science, technology,
engineering and mathematics. Information is also included on Introduce a
Girl to Engineering Day and the Future City Competition, which IEEE-USA
introduced to National Engineers Week in 1993.

      To request your kit, contact Helen Hall at 202-785-0017, ext. 8354 or
h.hall@ieee.org.     You     can     also     get     one    by    visiting
https://shop.eweek.org/eweek/ and clicking "Promotional Materials."

     IEEE-USA is an organizational unit of The Institute of Electrical and
Electronics   Engineers   created in 1973 to promote the careers and
public-policy interests of the more than 235,000 electrical, electronics,
computer and software engineers who are U.S. members of the IEEE. The IEEE
is   the   world's   largest   technical professional society. For more
information, go to http://www.ieeeusa.org.

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