The ICC 2024 Conference Program is now available with over 960 papers accepted, an Industry Forum and Exhibition, as well as Workshops and Tutorials. Of particular interest to students will be the Student Career Fair which will be held in conjunction with ICC 2024.
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Hello IEEE Members and Friends,
BUILD SOMETHING COOL returns on Saturday April 13, 2024!!
Volunteers and Kids 6th – 12th Grade Wanted
The Denver IEEE and the Metropolitan State University of Denver are again hosting the annual “Build Something Cool” Event, free for 6-12th graders.
Over the course of …
With the 2023 IEEE Green Technologies Conference and the Region 5 Annual Meeting successfully concluded, next up is ICC 2024. This is a flagship conference for the IEEE Communications Society and we’re proud to be the 2024 host.
We are building up the Organizing Committee now …
In an effort to have an easier communication channel, for members and non-members alike, we have created a Discord Server. Discord (https://discord.com/) is a text/voice chat tool that allows for low effort communication. Many student IEEE branches use Discord as a primary means of communication …
Region 5 and Denver Section are excited to host our candidates for IEEE President in an online forum, Wednesday, Aug. 10th at 7:00pm CST. This virtual event is open to all IEEE members and grades, and we highly encourage our membership in Region 5 to …
IEEE Denver Section – Region 5
Bring Back Build Something Cool on April 9, 2022
Volunteers and 6th – 12th Grade Kids Needed!
It was cancelled for 2021 because of Covid-19, but after many member inputs, we are holding it this year again with COVID Health protocols in …
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Many IEEE Members and Friends remember the Build Something Cool Event and have volunteered for this Saturday STEM project for kids in 6th to 12th grade in the Colorado area.
IEEE engineers and friends help the participants learn to assemble, solder and troubleshoot their own DIY …
