1. Region 2 – South Area Tim Weil, IEEE SM South Area Chair 21/02/2010 Baltimore, MD – R2 Winter Meeting)

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3. Demographics (Geographic Area)

5. Organizational Leadership Who we are: Baltimore Section- Ann Romaniuk(c) Alan Pressman, Walt Willing, John Blake Northern Virginia Section- Barry Tilton(c), Timothy Settle, Jeff Poston, Daniel Cross-Cole Washington Section –Raj Madhavan (c), Harry Sauberman, Mary Tobin, Monica Taysing-Lara

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7. 23-Sep-157 SAMIEE Data From 2008 South Area Active Members 4/09 = 14878 (-5.5%)

8. Washington Section Members Statistics (2010) SAMIEE Data From 2010 –Member Count = 5549 +6% growth from 2008 Totals (4973)

9. Baltimore Section Members Statistics (2010) SAMIEE Data From 2010 –Member Count = 5115 +11% growth from 2008 Totals??

10. Northern Virginia Section Members Statistics (2010) SAMIEE Data From 2010 –Member Count = 6622 +10% growth from 2008 Totals??

11. Member Societies & Codes 23-Sep-1511

12. Society Counts from Sections

13. Society Counts from Sections(NoVa) Northern Virginia Section Grand Totals (Society Membership)5315 COMPUTER1757 COMMUNICATIONS852 ON SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS OF TECHNOLOGY57 SIGNAL PROCESSING334 AEROSPACE AND ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS200 POWER ENGINEERING171 CIRCUITS AND SYSTEMS52 ANTENNAS AND PROPAGATION184 MICROWAVE THEORY AND TECHNIQUES164 ENGINEERING IN MEDICINE AND BIOLOGY55 INFORMATION THEORY66 CONTROL SYSTEMS67 GEOSCIENCE AND REMOTE SENSING107 PHOTONICS100 ELECTRON DEVICES95 SYSTEMS, MAN, AND CYBERNETICS39 WOMEN IN ENGINEERING114 ROBOTICS AND AUTOMATION72 NUCLEAR AND PLASMA SCIENCES69 CONSUMER ELECTRONICS34 INSTRUMENTATION AND MEASUREMENT24 VEHICULAR TECHNOLOGY75 OCEANIC ENGINEERING66 INDUSTRY APPLICATIONS154 BROADCAST TECHNOLOGY55 ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY50 RELIABILITY23

17. Washington/NoVa Sections 2009 L-31 Report DC Washington Section12MAG 33 – W/NV Northern Virginia Section12MTT 17 – W/NV3 AES 10 - W/NV3NPS 05 – W/NV4 AP 03 – W/NV3OE 22 – W/NV1 COM 19 W28PC 26 – W/NV2 COM 19 - NV PE 31 – W/NV9 C 16 – W/NV23R 07 – W/NV2 CS 23 - W2RA 24 - W11 CS 23 - V3SIT 30 W/B/NV2 E 25 - B/W2TM 14 – W/NV3 ED 15 – W/NV4SP 01 W4 EM 14 – W/NVSP 01 V9 EMB 18 – W/NV12VT 062 EMC 27Consultant – W/NV4 GRS 29 – W/NV3Gold W2 IA 34 – W/NV8Gold V IT 12 – W/NV3Life Member – W/NV5 LEO 36 – W/NV7WIE – W/NV13 SEN39 – W/NV3

18. Baltimore Section 2009 L-31 Report ** EMC27 = 2

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21. More Resources (We’re Wired) - vTools Meeting Announcements http://meetings.vtools.ieee.org/meeting_view/list Region2 Conference Schedule http://ewh.ieee.org/reg/2/R2C_conference/Conference_2009.htm Baltimore Section Watts New Newsletter http://www.ewh.ieee.org/r2/baltimore/WattsNew/IndexWattsNew.html NCA Officers Training Program http://ewh.ieee.org/r2/capitalarea/eSCANNER/calendar.html#WORKSHOP Baltimore Officers Training Resources http://ewh.ieee.org/r2/baltimore/officer_training.htm Social Networking (LinkedIn) Monthly eMail Blasts (HQ, NCA)

23. Student Chapters & URLs (R2 South Area) - Washington Section Student Branches Capitol College Catholic University George Washington University - http://studentorgs.gwu.edu/~ieeehttp://studentorgs.gwu.edu/~ieee Montgomery College - http://mcrobotics.110mb.com/index_r.html http://www.montgomerycollege.edu/Departments/phengrv/clubs.html#IEEE UMD College Park -http://ieee.eng.umd.edu/http://ieee.eng.umd.edu/ University of the District of Columbia (UDC) Hood College Baltimore Section Student Branches Johns Hopkins University- http://ieee.ece.jhu.eduhttp://ieee.ece.jhu.edu Loyola University Morgan State - http://www.eng.morgan.edu/~ieeehttp://www.eng.morgan.edu/~ieee UMBC - http://ieee.cs.umbc.eduhttp://ieee.cs.umbc.edu UMD Eastern Shore - http://www.umes.edu/ieee/http://www.umes.edu/ieee/ US Naval Academy Baltimore Community College Northern Virginia Section Student Branches DeVry University - http://students.dc.devry.edu/ieeehttp://students.dc.devry.edu/ieee George Mason University - http://ite.gmu.edu/~ieee/http://ite.gmu.edu/~ieee/

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25. 23-Sep-1525 Highlights – Washington Section NCA History of Technical Societies Contest - In order to encourage IEEE Organizations (Area Chapters, Student Chapters, and Affiliate Groups) to broaden the NCA History of Technical Societies offerings to our membership, we will be conducting the History of Technical Societies National Capital Area’ contest. These technical societies have made a significant impact on the advancement of technology in through oral presentations, publications, workshops, and other activities. NCA Banquet – May 1 st at Crowne Plaza Silver Spring Dr. Guru Madhavan (Director) – DCCEAS Young Engineer of the Year to be recognized at DCCEAS Banquet February 27 Science and Technology Aptitude Recognition for Schools (STARS) Program - Objective is “to augment the continuing development of the nation's skilled workforce by encouraging early interest in Science through participation in Secondary School Programs promoting science projects” - Coordinated by Mr. Paul Hazan, W.A.S. Vice President for Jr. Academy Affairs - Section support $1000 & Participation as Judges National Future City Competition http://www.futurecity.org/ http://www.futurecity.org/ - Goal is to design a futuristic city and discussing its important elements of a city: urban planning, zoning, transportation, energy, economy, environment, and education - Sponsored in part by the National Engineers Week Foundation, a consortium of professional and technical societies and major U.S. corporations - Coordinated by Dr. Stanley Onye, UDC - Section support $1000 & Participation as Judges Student Professional Awareness Workshop (SPAW) in Spring 2010 with a range of career development topics for engineering students in DC/NoVA/MD area. at: http://www.ieeeusa.org/volunteers/committees/spac/general_info.htmlhttp://www.ieeeusa.org/volunteers/committees/spac/general_info.html

26. 23-Sep-1526 Highlights - Baltimore *The Robot Challenge* http://www.ewh.ieee.org/r2/baltimore/robot/ The Baltimore Section is into its 14th years of the Robot Challenge, an educational activity that has involved over 4000 High School students, introducing many to Engineering for the first time.http://www.ewh.ieee.org/r2/baltimore/robot/ TISP (Teacher In-Service Program) is an IEEE Corporate project that is strongly supported by the Baltimore Section, as it provokes interest in engineering among Elementary, Middle and High School students, hopefully generating potential interest in the Robot Challenge when they grow older *The Continuing EE Education Program (CEEE)* http://ewh.ieee.org/r2/baltimore/continuing_education/CEEE.htm Launched in 2007, designed to be a series of continuing education courses with the following goals: - to update IEEE members on new developments in the EE field - to familiarize member engineers with basic new products, tools and techniques - to facilitate networking and foster collaboration between members of different chapters - to help members become more competitive in an uncertain job market http://ewh.ieee.org/r2/baltimore/continuing_education/CEEE.htm Annual Chapter Chairs Dinner http://ewh.ieee.org/r2/baltimore/chapter_chair_dinner_09/index.htm http://ewh.ieee.org/r2/baltimore/chapter_chair_dinner_09/index.htm

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28. 23-Sep-1528 Issues – Region2 South Area Conference Support GLOBECOM 2013 Bid (Conference Chair) Smartgrid Membership Development Working Group Senior Member Promotions SCANNER Costs

29. WrapUp – Where We’re Headed