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Scalability of your IEEE Membership: Choices and Opportunities for Serving and Being Served IEEE Region 1 iSTEP Presentation by Dr. Charles Rubenstein, SMIEEE, CEng FIET; Region 1 Director Pratt Institute – Graduate School of Information and Library Science Syracuse University – Syracuse, New York – 29 October 2011

<c.rubenstein@ieee.org > Welcome to IEEE Region 1 iSTEP! For more information: http://ewh.ieee.org/reg/1/iSTEP e-mail 2011 iSTEP Co-Chairs: Soon Wan < gimsoon@ieee.org> Ravi Todi <rtodi@ieee.org> Or, iSTEP Project Manager: Charles Rubenstein <c.rubenstein@ieee.org >

What is iSTEP? It is an integrated Student Transition to Engineering/Technology Professional event created by IEEE Region 1 to celebrate our student members – where they are now, where they can help local K-12 STEM students, where they can go with IEEE’s assistance…

Where does iSTEP fit? Whether you are a freshman or senior; new to engineering technologies or taking masters/doctoral studies; a mentor or mentee; iSTEP attempts to show you how scalable your IEEE membership is from pre-U to GOLD (Graduates Of the Last Decade) to WIE and beyond: IEEE is here to help you grow in your career.

Who is iSTEP? iSTEP is IEEE leaders reviewing how you fit in our professional society; local HR folks making mentoring presentations; practicing engineering technologists letting you know what options are available to you in the profession and in graduate education; students and IEEE members adding their experiences; All here to help you grow in your career.

Where are you now? IEEE MEMBERS Retired, Life Member Part of the Work Force Graduate School K-12 STEM College Graduates of the Last Decade (GOLD)

iSTEP = Career Resiliency Overview Computer Technology Tools Electronic Communications Tools E-commerce and Networking requirements IEEE Structure/Management Scalability Performance Reliability

You have already learned in your lab experiments… Noise is Collected Analysis yields Data Distillation yields Information Evaluation yields Knowledge Understanding yields Insight

You’ve mastered Electronic Communications Tools Email, Blogs, Podcasting Word processing Spreadsheet Circuit & Systems Simulation PowerPoint Presentations Smart Phones, Tablets and iPads

Did you know that E-commerce and Networking Requirements: Scalability Performance Reliability … are also member requirements for IEEE?

IEEE is Volunteer Managed Volunteers manage all IEEE Boards and Organizational Units Your 2011 Region 1 iSTEP Contacts: Charles Rubenstein – Project Manager, <c.rubenstein@ieee.org> Soon Wan – Co-Chair, <gimsoon@ieee.org> Ravi Todi – Co-Chair, <rtodi@ieee.org> 2011 Region 1 S-PAC Contact: Rob Vice – S-PAC Chair, <vice@ieee.org>

IEEE Facts & Figures - 2010 More than 407,500 members in over 160 countries, with nearly 50% from outside the United States. Over 62,000 Student & 40,000 Graduate Student Members. More than 20,000 society affiliates. 333 sections. 2,050 chapters. More than 1,991 student branches in over 80 countries. Over 585 student branch chapters. More than 349 affinity groups. 38 technical societies and 7 technical councils. More than 3 million documents in the IEEE Xplore Electronic Database. Publishes a total of 946 ‘serial’ publications - transactions, journals and magazines. Sponsors more than 1200 conferences each year. The IEEE Standards Association has 7100 individual and 205 corporate members and publishes nearly 1000 Standards.

IEEE’s Board Structure IEEE Board of Directors Educational Activities Board (EAB) Publications Services and Products Board (PSPB) Member & Geographic Activities Board (MGA) Technical Activities Board (TAB) IEEE-United States Activities Board (IEEE-USA) IEEE Standards Activities Board (SA)

One of over 407,000 Members in 160 countries Your Geographic IEEE Anywhere in the World – There you are! One of over 407,000 Members in 160 countries Regions 1 through 6 = United States Region 7 = Canada Region 8 = Europe, Africa, Middle East Region 9 = Latin America Region 10 = Asia and Pacific

IEEE in the world* TOTAL MEMBERSHIP – 407,541 R1 to 6 – 209,765 R10 – 90,593 R1 – 36,172 R2 – 32,312 R3 – 30,928 R4 – 23,530 R5 – 29,550 R6 – 52,273 Reflecting the global nature of IEEE, R10 and R8 are now the two largest IEEE Regions R8 – 73,297 R9 – 16,931 *2010 IEEE Report of the Secretary

Your Technical IEEE: Conferences & Chapter Events! IEEE’s global technical activities are divided into - 10 IEEE ‘Divisions’ encompassing 38 IEEE Technical Societies 7 Technical Councils

Geographic entities of the IEEE Southwest Area of Region 6 Region 6 Areas Region 6 Student Branches Sections Univ. of Calif. at San Diego IEEE Student Branch San Diego Section of Southwest Area of Region 6 HKN Region 6 in the World Note: Not drawn to scale and boundaries are only approximate

Four Areas of IEEE Region 1 Western Binghamton Buffalo Ithaca Rochester Syracuse Northeastern Boston Maine New Hampshire Providence Worcester County Southern Connecticut Long Island New York North Jersey Princeton-Central Jersey New Jersey Coast Central Berkshire Mid-Hudson Mohawk Valley Schenectady Springfield Green Mountain (VT)

Student Member Benefits: IEEE Potentials Happy 30th ! 19

Student Member Benefits: IEEE Spectrum Banzi’s The Making of Arduino 20

Student Member Benefits: IEEE-HKN HKN School Chapters: IEEE’s ECE Electrotechnology Student Honor Society 21

About IEEE-USA: Regions 1-6 IEEE Region 1 22

In Regions 1 –6 (US) IEEE-USA provides programs and services on the IEEE-USA PACE Web Site http://www.ieeeusa.org

PACE is Professional Development IEEE-USA Annual Meeting (and Leadership Workshop) May 3-6, 2012 – Cincinnati, OH Here in the US, local PACE funding is available for Leadership Skills Workshops Project Management Workshops Student Professional Awareness (S-PACs) Professional Development Conferences

Professional Development - Online @ http://www.ieeeusa.org The Basic Principles for a Collaborative Workplace Coaching Bringing out the Best in Others Conducting a Collaborative Performance Review Expressing Yourself: Presenting Your Thoughts and Ideas Giving and Receiving Constructive Feedback Giving Recognition Handling Emotions Under Pressure Identifying Work Priorities and Setting Verifiable Goals Influencing for Win/Win Outcomes The Leader in Each of Us Managing Your Priorities Moving From Conflict to Collaboration Moving the Organization Forward: Defining Your Team's Contribution Personal Strategies for Navigating Change Proactive Listening

Model Section/Chapter/Branch Professional Activities Awards & Recognition Consultants Networks Employment and Career Activities Engineer’s Week Activities Government and ‘Grassroots’ Activities Professional Development Seminar (PDS) Pre-College Activities Student Professional Awareness (S-PACs) Technical Policy Support and Awareness MENTORING and Networking!

Student Professional Awareness Conferences (S-PAC) Since 1979 – 32 years of service – Bringing students and GOLD members, together with local, national and international speakers for soft skill presentations in six topic areas Co-Result: Student Membership Drive – Free/reduced admission for members! For more information: http://www.ieeeusa.org/committees/SPAC

S-PAC is … More fun than going to Octoberfest! S-PACs are student organized and managed so you can learn about: Conference planning and budgets How to contact speakers and industry Making presentations Finding funding resources Coordinate two or three S-PACs in an area using the same speakers!

Student Professional Awareness Conference (S-PAC) Topics Career Growth Working Professional Ethics & Social Responsibility Self-Management   Engineers & Public Policy The Importance of a Professional Society to You (This presentation is in this category...)

What does IEEE mean to You What does IEEE mean to You? Is it the scalability of your local section membership? which begins when you are a … IEEE Member: Student, GOLD, WIE, etc. and continues as you volunteer as Meeting or Conference Speaker/Organizer Local Chapter Officer Local Section Committee Chair Local Section Officer

Your Scalability continues as a Regional or Technical Society Board Member, or Officer Technical Society President EAB, PSPB, MGA, TAB, SA Board Member, or Officer

Scalability includes service as … Regional or Technical Division Director IEEE Vice-President TAB & IEEE-USA VP are member elected IEEE-USA Past Presidents Ralph Wyndrum and Gerry Alphonse are both from New Jersey – IEEE Region 1 Even as IEEE President; From Region 1 we have: (2013 Peter Staecker – Lowell, MA) 2009 John Vig – Fort Monmouth, NJ 2008 Lewis Terman – Schenectady, NY 2004 Arthur Winston – Boston, MA 2001 Joel Snyder – Long Island, NY

“But How do I get there?” Encourage your colleagues to become IEEE Student Members, and then IEEE Graduate Student Members, then IEEE GOLD Members, and possibly IEEE WIE Members … To participate in all the fun – become a VOLUNTEER!!!

Performance at low risk with potentially wide exposure Your service as a IEEE volunteer gives you experience in leadership, management, and presentation skills … at low risk with potentially wide exposure

Membership = RESPONSIBILITY! As a Graduate Student or GOLD Member it is your privilege and RESPONSIBILITY to VOTE! in IEEE elections To be a leader, YOU must take the lead… encourage those in your Section to VOTE

IEEE = Reliability 32 Years of IEEE S-PAC presentations 15+ years: Member Benefits Program Life Insurance Credit Card Programs IEEE Xplore online Library Resource 32 Years of IEEE S-PAC presentations 127 Years of IEEE member Service

So what’s your investment? Student Membership Dues $32 for a full year! Full IEEE Membership Dues (with a Society Membership) $15/month – about 50 cents per day

IEEE’s GOLD Member Benefits: Share Resources Network among peers Leadership/Management Training IEEE Alias Address IEEE Insurance

What are Your Next Steps? Not a member? - JOIN ! - ask me how! Students Plan to participate in Student Branch activities Graduate Student and GOLD Members Plan to attend IEEE-USA Leadership Workshops! Next year’s will be in conjunction with the: 2012 IEEE-USA Annual Meeting May 3-6, 2012 Cincinnati, OH

OK, I’m a Member… Now what? Plan to Organize a Section or Chapter level: S-PAC, PDS, or Leadership Skills Workshop Speak to me later as I lead these… Project Management Workshop Colleagues do these… Professional Activities Programs Speak to your Section PACE Chair…

12 BASIC NEEDS THAT ALL VOLUNTEERS SHARE According to one expert, there are 12 basic needs that all volunteers share* A specific manageable task with a beginning and an end. A task that matches the interests and reasons for volunteering. A good reason for doing the task. Written instructions. A reasonable deadline for doing the task. Freedom to complete the task when and where it is most convenient for the volunteer. Everything necessary to complete the task without interruption. Adequate training. A safe, comfortable, and friendly working environment. Follow-up to see that the task is completed. An opportunity to provide feedback when the task is finished. Appreciation, recognition, and rewards that match the reasons for volunteering. (*The list is from “Volunteers: How to Get Them, How to Keep Them” by Helen Little; Panacea Press, Inc. Naperville IL., 1999) http://www.ieee.org/organizations/rab/scs/volunteer/recruit.htm

I C E D T E A dentify a potential volunteer ontact them personally nlist their help esignate a small task for them hank them profusely afterwards ncourage them to stay involved sk them to help again

Rocking! Networking Your World Charles Rubenstein <c.rubenstein@ieee.org> Rocking! Networking Your World Advancing Technology for Humanity Fostering Technological Innovation Promoting Community Worldwide Enabling Members’ Careers