1. Region 2
Student Activities
Li Bai
Student Activities Chair
Andrew Thompson
Regional Student Representative
IEEE SAC Meeting in Singapore
15 July 2009
2. Outreach Within the Region
Appointed East and Central Representatives – Still Looking for North, South and
West
North R2 RSR:
West R2 RSR: Central: Richard King East R2 RSR: Sudarshan Kandi
South R2 RSR:
Online meetings
Student Activities Conference
Region Representatives
3. 2009 Student Activities Conference
Youngstown State University
Youngstown, Ohio, April 1719, 2009
Back for SAC 2009 New for SAC 2009
Conference
Brown Bag Hardware Design • Multiple Workshops
• Gold Workshop
Micromouse Competition
• Leadership Workshop
Paper Competition
• Corporation Talks
Project Showcase
• Microsoft
Ethics Competition
Job Fair
Branch Counselor Training Workshop
Banquet Keynote Speech
4. Current SAC Planning
• Website Updates http://www.eng.ysu.edu/~ieee/sac2009.html
– Setting up registration page
– Adding documents detailing the rules for each of the competitions
– Announcing the paper competition deadline as April 3rd , 2009
• GOLD morning session and judges
– Working with Rachel Andre Krepps
– Senior students and GOLD members can attend
– Benefits of IEEE after graduation – Why you should stay with IEEE!
– Goals
• Increase Retention rate after graduation
• Help increase GOLD member base and activities in Region 2
• Presentation on Microsoft benefits to IEEE members
• Corporation Funding for Conference and Job Fair
– Still need more companies to participate in the job fair
– Please let us know if your company may be interested!
• Banquet Dinner Speaker
– Still needed – Something special for IEEE 125th?
– Any ideas, please contact me ASAP
5. Other Opportunities for Students
ISBIR IEEE Student Branches Industry Relations
• Industry, Students, IEEE
• Career Center for Job and Internship Opportunities
• Event Advertising and Collaboration
Presidents' Change the World Competition
• The IEEE Presidents’ Change the World Competition recognizes
students who develop unique solutions to realworld problems using
engineering, science, computing and leadership skills to benefit their
community and/or humanity
IEEE USA Student Video Competition 10K in Scholarships
• Choose an Aspect of engineering that you consider to be socially
constructive, appealing and "fun"; then translate it into a 90second
video clip aimed at an 11to13 yearold audience.
125th Anniversary Activities
• Integrated into R2 Student Activities Conference
• Publicity Release with Student Inventors
Ex: Google, Youtube, Facebook, Napster
• Predict the Future Competition