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Started by Wayne E. Amacher
Sun, 24 Jan 1993 09:19
1993 IEEE PACE WORKSHOP
Author: Wayne E. Amacher
Date: Sun, 24 Jan 1993 09:19
Date: Sun, 24 Jan 1993 09:19
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1993 PACE WORKSHOP QUESTIONNAIRE The 1993 IEEE PACE Workshop will be held in Portland over Labor Day Weekend this year. The planning committee will meet on 21 March to start planning the Workshop. The PACE Workshop Committee is very interested in input from IEEE members to help plan the workshop. PACE activities involve everything about engineers that is non- technical. I call often call it "the care and feeding of Engineers" PACE Activities include: Employment Assistance Age Discrimination Career Maintenance & Development Ethics Intellectual Property Licensure & Registration Engineering Manpower Pensions Women & Minorities Salary Surveys Pre-college Math & Science Education Student Professional Awareness (College Level) Opinion Survey Continuing Engineering Education Communications Awards & Recognition IEEE Congressional Fellows National Government Activities State Government Activities Technology Policy Technology Transfer U.S. Competitiveness Washington internships for Students of Engineering Communications & Information Policy Man & Radiation Aerospace R & D Defense R & D Energy Engineering R & d Health Care Engineering Policy Each IEEE Section in the United States has a PACE Chairperson who is responsible for the listed activities. All of the PACE Chairs will attend the PACE Workshop to contribute and to learn. I am a member of the PACE Workshop Committee and I would like to hear from you. What can the IEEE do to help you in all the non- technical areas of your career? We have sent a questionnaire out to all of our Section PACE Chairs. I am going to generalize the questions and ask any member out there to advise us on what to do. We would like to know what your greatest concerns are about your career. Questionnaire: What Professional issues do you foresee will be of greatest concern to you or your section in the 1993-1994 time frame? _________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ What of the activities listed above that fall under PACE interests you the most or cause you the most concern? the least concern? _________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ Can you recommend a speaker for the Workshop (yourself, a colleague, others, a group? _________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ What topics would you like to see covered at the workshop. If more than one please rank them by priority. _________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ Because of the current US economy I have been an independent consultant almost all of the last year. Medical insurance has become a big problem for me. Do you see this as a problem? can you help me find a very knowledgeable speaker on the subject? _________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ Is there anything that I should have asked that I didn't? Please elaborate. _________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ Please email your responses to wamacher@infoserv.com or w.amacher@ieee.org.
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