Title: IEEE Sections Congress 2002 - Creating a Global Community Society/Region/Section/Chapter Relationship/Support1
1IEEE Sections Congress 2002 - Creating a Global
CommunitySociety/Region/Section/Chapter
Relationship/Support 1
- The IEEE Big Picture
- World Wide Membershipgt377,000
- World Wide Countries Servedgt150
- Major Boardsgt6 (RAB, TAB, EAB, SAB, PPSB,
IEEE/USA) - Geographical Regions (RAB) gt10
- Technical Divisions (TAB) gt10
- Technical Societies gt37
- Technical Society Members gt 231,000
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CommunitySociety/Region/Section/Chapter
Relationship/Support 2
- The IEEE Big Picture (Continued)
- Sections gt300
- Chapters gt1200
- Student Branches gt 900
- Annual Conferencesgt300
- Number of Technical Standardsgt900
- World Wide Technical Papers gt 30
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CommunitySociety/Region/Section/Chapter
Relationship/Support 3
- Region/Section/Society/Chapter
- A Region is a geographical break-up of the
Institute. - Entire USA in segmented into Six Regions. Other
Four Regions include other parts of the World. - A Region is further sub-segmented into Sections
- A Society is a technical conglomeration of
Members - The 37 IEEE Technical Societies with 231,000
Society Members are all over the world. - A Chapter is the Union of Societies and Sections
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CommunitySociety/Region/Section/Chapter
Relationship/Support 4
- Grassroots Organizations
- Sections
- Chapters
- Student Branches
- Technically Sound and Active
- Technical/Professional Activities
- Rejuvenate Moral/Ethical endeavor
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Relationship/Support 5
- Section
- A Group of IEEE Members in a IEEE Region
- Formation - Minimum 50 IEEE Members of a Region
- Validity - Minimum 25 IEEE Members in a year
- Activity Minimum Five (5) Meetings in a year
- Information Secretarys and Treasurers Reports
- Responsibility - All Section Chairs are Voting
Members of the Region Committee (Region Governing
Body) - Resources - Region, Societies, Section/Chapter
Support, Various IEEE Web-Sites
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CommunitySociety/Region/Section/Chapter
Relationship/Support 6
- Chapter
- A Group of Technical Society Members in a Section
- Formation Minimum 12 IEEE Society Members
- Validity - Minimum 10 Society Members in a year
- Activity Minimum Two (2) Meetings in a year
- Information Chapter Chair's Meeting Reports
- Responsibility - All Chapter Chairs are Voting
Members of the Section Committee (Section
Governing Body) - Resources - Section, Societies, Region,
Section/Chapter Support, Various IEEE Web-Sites
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Relationship/Support 7
- Student Branch
- A Group of Student Members in a Section
- Formation Minimum 20 Student Members
- Validity - Minimum 10 Student Members in a year
- Activity Minimum Two (2) Meetings
- Information Annual Plan and Annual Report
- Resources - Section, Region, Various IEEE
Web-Sites
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Relationship/Support 8
- How Can Section Help
- Provide Forums during Section Technical Meetings
to Chapters and Student Branches for conducting
Chapter and Student Branch Technical Meetings - Encourage Chapters and Student Branches Meetings
- Provide Speakers to Chapters and Student Branches
- Provide a list of Technical Distinguished
Lecturers - Arrange Technical Shows by Vendors
- Conduct Joint Meetings with other
Technical/Professional Organizations
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Relationship/Support 9
- How Can Section Help (Continued)
- Conduct Workshops, Tutorial and other Programs
- Help Select Good Topics for Technical Discussions
- Set a Lower Admission Fee to Student Members
- Assist Student Branches to obtain SPAC Grants
- Watch Help Chapter, Student Branch Operation
- Resolve InternalExternal conflicts, if any
(Monitor) - Arrange a Pre-College Program
- Involve Students, Parents, Teachers
- Obtain and/or Initiate Grant programs
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- How Can Section Help (Continued)
- Explore Technical, Financial and other Resources
- Technical Societies and Technical Activities
Board - Region and Regional Activities Board
- The Institute and Educational Activities Board
- Professional Activity Resources from IEEE/USA
- Co-Sponsor Technical Conferences, Society/Region
- Communicate with, Investigate and Utilize
Technical Society Resources. Each Society has its
rules for Chapter support, Conference
Sponsorship
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CommunitySociety/Region/Section/Chapter
Relationship/Support 11
- How Can Section Help (Continued)
- Develop Specific Technical Projects and get
funding and resources from the Institute,
IEEE/USA, Society, Region - Form Chapters and Provide Resources on Technical
and Professional Activities - Create and Update Web Site for others to access
and obtain information on various activities - Plan and set a Calendar of Events
- Recognize People with defined Awards and Rewards
program
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Relationship/Support 12
- How Region Can Help
- Get in touch with all Sections, Chapters Very
Regularly - Attend Sections and Chapters Meetings
- Set-up Workshops and e-workshops for Leadership
Training - Set-up Technical e-conferences for Sections and
Chapters - Help Sections and Chapters to set-up Web-Sites
- Provide speakers and urge Sections and Chapters
to get involve in Technical and Professional
meetings - Contact and encourage Student Branches to
participate in various Contests and Programs - Provide Special Funding and Rewards as Necessary
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Relationship/Support 13
- How Society Can Help
- Communicate with Chapters and Sections Very
Regularly - Provide speakers to Chapters and Joint-Chapters
- Encourage members to attend Section and Chapter
Meetings - Encourage Chapters and Sections to co-sponsor
Conferences - Encourage Joint-meetings with other non-IEEE
organizations - Encourage launching resourceful Technical
Programs - Encourage Chapters to take advantage of the
Distinguished Lecturers Program - Coordinate Technical Activities with Sections and
Chapters - Provide Financial Resources to Chapters and
Sections
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Relationship/Support 14
- How the Institute (IEEE) Can Help
- IEEE/USA
- Communicate with all Regions, Societies,
Sections, Chapters on all Legislative and other
important events - Encourage launching Professional Programs
- Launch courses for PE accreditation
- Educational Board
- Provide Tutorial and Workshop Programs to All
Regions, Societies, Sections and Chapters - Encourage Pre-College involvement
- Standards Board
- Encourage Members to get involve in creating
Standards
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Relationship/Support 15
- Section and Chapter Obligations
- Submit Annual Financial Report before the IEEE
set(rebate)deadline (Section Treasurer) - Submit Elected Officer Report to Both IEEE and
Region Secretary (Section Secretary) - Submit Section, Chapter Meeting Reports (Section
Secretary and/or Chapter Chairs) - Attend and Participate in Region Meetings
(Section Chair) - Attend Region Training Workshops for Section and
Chapter Officers Training (Section Chair) - Reward Active Volunteers properly (Awards
Coordinator)
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Relationship/Support 16
- Section and Chapter Obligations (Continued)
- Attend IEEE Sections Congress and Region Section
Congress Caucuses (Section Chair) - Encourage Chapter Meetings (Technical Activities
Coordinator) - Attend IEEE/USA Workshop (Professional Activities
Co-ordinator) - Coordinate Student Branch Activities in the
Section (Student Activities Coordinator) - Support Student Branches using resources from
IEEE, Region (Student Activities Coordinator) - Coordinate Membership Activities and increase
membership per IEEE Guide (Membership Coordinator)
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- Section and Chapter Obligations (Continued)
- Develop, Implement, Activate Affinity Groups such
as Senior,Gold,Others (Membership Coordinator) - Utilize SAMEE Data Base and encourage the members
to participate (Membership Coordinator) - Document and Update Section Bye-Laws per IEEE
Requirement (Section Chair) - Conduct Officer Nomination and Elections per
Bye-Laws (Nomination/Election Coordinator)
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Relationship/Support 18
- Section and Chapter Obligations (Continued)
- Recognize Members Fellows, Seniors, others
Excellence, Dedication and hard work (Awards
Coordinator) - Communicate Section, Chapter, Student Branch
events to Membership (Communication Coordinator) - Communicate to all Members, Publish Section News
Letters and/or the e-news-letters, Convey
Election and other Important Information to all
members (Communication Coordinator). - Create and Update Web Site with Important Links
and Display Pertinent Information including
Calendar-of-Events (Communication Coordinator).
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Relationship/Support 19
- Financial Resources for Section and Chapter
- Section gets 1,800.00 (Annual) for completing
minimum requirements (25 IEEE Members, 5
Meetings) - Section gets 3.00 (Annual) for each active
member - Chapter gets 180.00 (Annual) for completing
minimum requirements ( 10 Society Members, 2
Meetings) - Section gets 10 bonus (Annual) amount for
turning in all Annual Reports(ActivityFinancial)
on time - Many Sections get Region Dollars for attending
Section Congress - Section and Chapter gets PACE Finance for
Professional Activity Projects and PACE Meetings - Section and Chapter gets Special Finance for
special technical and other important projects.
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Relationship/Support 20
- Chapter FormationgtWhat is a Chapter
- Members of a Chapter belong to IEEE Technical
Societies - A Chapter can include Many Societies
- Usually A Chapter is a part of a Section
- Possible to have Two or more Chapters of a
Society in a Section - Possible to have One Chapter of a Society with
adjacent Section(s) - Requires 12 Active Society Members to Form a
Chapter - Requires 10 Active Society Members per year to
Continue - A Chapter can consist of a Small Group or a Large
Group - A Chapter can cover a Small Area or a Large Area
- Chapter Members can be affiliated to one or more
Companies - Chapter Members can work in one or more office
buildings
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Relationship/Support 21
- Chapter FormationgtWhy Form a Chapter
- Create a Net-Working group with people of like
Technical Ideas - IEEE Grass Root Activities are at Chapter Level
- More Cohesiveness among Members
- Technical People Like to Discuss Technical Ideas
- Discussions are planned and implemented into
Objectives - Many Discoveries and Inventions start from Ideas
- Usually people with like Ideas form Groups
(Chapters) - Get Technical, Educational, Financial Resources
from IEEE - Get Technical and Financial Resources from Region
- Get Tech,Finac,Educl,Mgmt Resources from
Technical Societies - Sponsor/Co-Sponsor Technical and other
Conferences - Get Professional and Financial Resources from
IEEE/USA
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Relationship/Support 22
- Chapter FormationgtHow To Form a Chapter
- Twelve Members and Petition for a Chapter
- Members must belong to IEEE Technical Societies
- Ask the Section Chair to forward the Petition
- Chapter is formed in Two/Three Weeks
- Maintain a Minimum of Ten Society Members per
year to Continue - Conduct at least Two Technical Meetings in a Year
- Send Meeting Reports to IEEE and the Section
- Get Formation and Maintenance Funds from IEEE
- Get Society Resources and Launch Conferences
- Enjoy TAB, RAB, IEEE/USA Resources for Special
Projects - Enjoy Cohesion and Affinity among Members
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- Chapter FormationgtAn Example
- Twenty IEEE Members for in two adjacent buildings
in a small city away from main stream - Eleven Members Belong to Computer Society and
Nine Members belong to Communications Society - These 20 Members have common interest on VLSI
- All Members belong to the same IEEE Section
- Both Computers and Communications Chapters Exist
in the Section - These 20 Members Can Form Another Chapter on VLSI
- The New VLSI Chapter will include members of
Computer Society and Communications Society of
the Section in a geographical area desired in the
original petition
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- IEEE Reach-Out and Move-On Program
- Continuation of a Section and/or a Chapter is
Extremely Important - Communication and Net-Working is the Best Way to
continue - Reach-Out the Chapters, Sections, Societies,
Regions, Staff, Board - Volunteers Key-Words include Respect and
Integrity - Cohesion among the net-workers makes it go easy
- Resolving Conflicts makes quicker flow
- Think about a Way of moving on a Task/Project
- Select a Method after reviewing the past history
of similar Tasks/Projects - Build a System to repeat the Task/Project for
future years - Create a Process with automatic feed back of
Task/Project