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IEEE Around the World   06 June 2007 08:00 AM (GMT -05:00)
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IEEE Around The World

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REGION 1: Northeastern United States
  • Clarkstown Central School District in Rockland County, N.Y., receives US $7000 from the IEEE Foundation to fund Project SMART (Science, Math and Rotocraft Technology), in which students ages 11 to 14 assemble a helicopter.
  • 2006: Student branches add 161 students, bringing total to 4187.
REGION 3: Southeast United States and Jamaica
  • 2006: Student branches add 204 students, bringing total to 4767.
  • 2006: Northwest Florida Section forms Women in Engineering Affinity Group.
REGION 6: Western United States
  • Palouse Section, in Washington, formed.
  • Student branch at University of California, Berkeley, receives US $1500 IEEE Student Branch Enterprise Award to fund robotics competition.
  • 2006: Utah State University, Logan, forms WIE Student Branch Affinity Group.
REGION 7: Canada
  • 2006: Higher-grade membership (excluding students and life members) increases by 407, bringing total to 12 433.
REGION 8: Europe, Middle East, and Africa
  • Region receives US $9000 IEEE Foundation grant for a historical preservation program, including oral-history interviews with technologists and a history workshop on developments in electrical and computer engineering.
    Middle East Technical University Student Branch in Ankara, Turkey, receives US $10 000 IEEE Foundation grant for a contest in which students develop Web sites for their universities.
  • 2006: Higher-grade membership increases by 5.6 percent; the 2359 new members bring the total to 44 417.
  • 2006: Student branches add 1544 members, bringing total to 16 439.
  • 2006: Bosnia and Kuwait sections form WIE Affinity groups.
Region 9: Latin America
  • 2006: Higher-grade membership increases by 6.9 percent, to 7345.
  • 2006: Universidad Santiago de Cali, Colombia, and Universidad Inca Garcilaso de la Vega, Peru, form WIE Student Branch Affinity groups.
Region 10: Asia and the Pacific
  • Three new sections formed: Vietnam and Nanjing and Wuhan sections in China.
  • Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology Student Branch receives US $1500 IEEE Student Branch Enterprise Award for a design project on “Sustainable Technology Solutions for Providing Information and Communication Technology-Based Services to Rural People.”
  • Calcutta Section forms WIE Affinity Group.
  • 2006: Student membership jumps by 5236 to 26 106.
  • 2006: WIE Student Branch Affinity Group formed at Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, Australia. Others formed at Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications; Easwari Engineering College, Tamil Nadu, India; Thangal Kunju Musaliar Institute of Technology, Karuvelil, India; and University of Auckland, New Zealand.

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