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Officer elections are tonight! (B*W 210, 5-6). Come elect next years officers!
The webmaster position is still open, so if you're interested in it, email [email protected] with a picture of yourself and a short paragraph on why you want the position.

IEEE officer elections are next Monday (4/18)!

If you're interested in running for any of the following:
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Webmaster

Then complete the sign up form located in the IEEE Orgsync "Forms" tab.

This thing can solve a Rubik's cube in 1.2 seconds!

Amazing combination of Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, and Computer Science!

World's Fastest Rubik's Cube Solving Robot My Friend Paul and I show off our Rubik's cube solving robot.

Lab update!!

We have just received the first supplies that were purchased with ArcelorMittal's donation!! We now have multimeters and resistors!! Yay!

Keep an eye out for your chance to vote on a name for the lab! XD

10 Quotes for Engineering Inspiration - IEEE Transmitter Technology is so much a part of everyday life that everyone has an opinion on it. Here are some of our favorite quotes from techies and tech fans about our

Hey!! If you're hungry and looking for a burrito come to Brown Building in room W210 at 12! We have Qdoba and ArcelorMittal is here to talk about process automation. There are alumni here to speak about what life is like post graduation.
See you there!!!

Upcoming events:

8/28: First meeting! Guest speaker TJ Ford will be talking about ethernet and fiber-optics. Lunch is provided. BB W210 at 12.

9/4: Celebration of Mines! Come drop by the IEEE booth and say hello to the new officers.

9/15: (Night of career fair) Dinner with Industry! Invitations and general information about the evening to follow (likely by email) in the next few weeks.

Hey Orediggers! Hope everyone has had a great summer and is looking forward to school starting back up again! Stay tuned for a list of upcoming IEEE-related events.

BREAKING NEWS!!! This just in, the tech fee for the open lab has been APPROVED!! This means we are going to have desks and computers, which is a fantastic start!!
Go celebrate the end of another semester and big plans to come next semester!! Have a rad summer.

Today in 1961, Robert Noyce was granted a patent for a semi-conductor device-and-lead structure, the integrated circuit otherwise known as the chip! His pioneering work helped establish the base for most of the technology we use today.

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This week we’re recognizing Ada Lovelace, a mathematician most known for her work on the Analytical Engine with Charles Babbage. Thanks to the algorithms she developed for this project, she is recognized as the first computer programmer. Ada also did research on many scientific fads that were popular throughout her lifetime.

Women are leaving the tech industry in droves Ana Redmond launched into a technology career for an exciting challenge and a chance to change the world. She was well-equipped to succeed too: An ambitious math and science wiz, she could code faster, with fewer errors, than anyone she knew.