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IEEE ENCS Invitation to TMSA Steam Night at Math and Science Academy of Apex, WEDNESDAY, NOV 19, 4 PM
IEEE ENCS Invitation to TMSA Steam Night at Math and Science Academy of Apex, WEDNESDAY, NOV 19, 4 PM 150 150 ieeeeduweek

On WEDNESDAY, November 19, 4-6 PM, please join fellow IEEE ENCS Members for 

         TMSA Steam Night at The Math and Science Academy of Apex.

We look forward to seeing you in person for a fun early evening STEM Event.

Meet and socialize with us at:

3570 Amberlight Rd, Apex  NC 27502

Classroom 127

Event is from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM

The Math and Science Academy of Apex  Atrium

Please email questions to Susanne.Proudlove@ieee.org (919) 579-3614 or Magreth.Mushi@ieee.org

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HERE is the TMSA Announcement:

Invitation to TMSA’s First High School STEAM Night!
 
Good afternoon, Parents and Guardians and ENCS Members:

I hope this message finds you well.

We are thrilled to share that the TMSA FRC Robotics Team will be hosting our first-ever High School STEAM Night on Wednesday, November 19, from 4:00–6:00 PM in the TMSA Artium! This special event will bring together all our committed STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) clubs to celebrate innovation, creativity, and collaboration within our school community.

Event Highlights

  • Who: All TMSA STEAM-related clubs and programs
  • What: Interactive displays, demonstrations, and student-led projects
  • Where: TMSA Artium
  • When: Wednesday, November 19 | 4:00–6:00 PM
  • Cost: Free admission

Our goal is to showcase the incredible work our students are doing while inspiring the next generation of innovators. To make this event even more impactful, we would love to invite especially parents and guardians working in STEAM-related careers to join us! 

ALL are welcome, though.

This is a wonderful opportunity to showcase students’ work, build community connections, and celebrate the importance of STEAM education.

The FRC Robotics Team will serve as event coordinators along with the committed STEAM clubs, along with my engineering classes, who will be contributing exciting hands-on exhibits. STEAM NIGHT flyer and announcements will also be shared throughout the school and local community.

We’d love to have you be part of this exciting event! Thank you for your continued support in helping us make STEAM Night a success.

Warm regards,

Swainson McKenley, B.Ed

High School CTE Teacher

PLTW Engineering EES, IED, POE & DE

Varsity Women’s Soccer Head Coach

FRC Mentor/coach 

 

IEEE AUST Pre-Engineering Ceremony – Dean’s Honors List Celebration
IEEE AUST Pre-Engineering Ceremony – Dean’s Honors List Celebration 150 150 ieeeeduweek

Celebrating academic excellence at AUST’s Pre-Engineering Ceremony honoring Dean’s List students through IEEE recognition.

STEM Explorer Fest 2026
STEM Explorer Fest 2026 150 150 ieeeeduweek

Hello!

It’s time for STEM Fest 2026! 

We are excited to announce that registrations are now open for our 2026 STEM Explorer Festival, which will take place on Saturday, 1/17/26 from 10:00AM to 2:00PM at Largo Central Park. This event allows children and parents in our Pinellas County community to learn more about STEM skills used in our local organizations and businesses. It is also an opportunity to learn about employment opportunities in our area and what students need to do to work in STEM fields.

Thank you for supporting this event in the past! We hope you can share your expertise again this year. As a reminder, we are looking for interactive exhibits that will allow children of all ages to explore authentic STEM skills and learn about STEM job opportunities in Florida.

Here is the sign-up link: https://forms.office.com/r/qmd1VhGuQM

Feel free to share this event with others who may be interested. A sharable Save the Date card with the application QR code is also attached to this email.

Note: If you are planning to bring a vehicle, there is a separate application for the Touch a Truck section. https://largo.rja.revize.com/forms/1873

Thank you for your continued support of Pinellas County students! We look forward to seeing you at STEM Explorer Fest 2026.

Thanks,

Cathie Mullins & Charmaine Rushing

K-12 STEM Coordinators for Pinellas County Schools

Department/ School:

 

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Catherine Mullins

K-12 STEM Instructional Staff Developer

Office of Student Experience

Pinellas County Schools

(727) 588-6338

https://www.pcsb.org/stem

IEEE PES Fort Worth Monthly Meeting – September 16, 2025
IEEE PES Fort Worth Monthly Meeting – September 16, 2025 150 150 ieeeeduweek

For our September meeting, we are excited to host LeAnn Catron and Virginia Essary from the Texas Board of Professional Engineers (TBPELS) to present on ethic. 

Please note that this is a virtual only meeting.

 

Let me know if you have any questions!

Excited to see everyone virtually on the 16th!

Florida Laws & Rules for Professional Engineers
Florida Laws & Rules for Professional Engineers 150 150 ieeeeduweek

The Rules and Laws That Govern the Practice of Engineering in Florida. This course is at a basic to intermediate level.

  1. Florida Statute 471 – Engineering
  2. FBPE and FEMC
  3. Florida Administrative Code
  4. Updates from NCEES and FBPE

Ethics and the Practice of Engineering in Florida. This course is at a basic to intermediate level.

  1. Basic Engineering Ethics Precepts
  2. Florida Administrative Code 61G15
  3. Recent Cases and Examples

NFPA 70E Compliance Series, Session 2: From Exposure to Qualified Workers
NFPA 70E Compliance Series, Session 2: From Exposure to Qualified Workers 150 150 ieeeeduweek

Abstract This training is geared towards anyone who is occasionally exposed to electrical hazards as well as employees that are working with electrical daily. This will be a three part series that builds from exposure to qualified workers. This class includes LOTO protocols, work permits, and one-line diagrams.

Session 2 (Moderate Hazard Exposure & Qualified Workers) 

  • NFPA 70E’s hierarchy of controls and the effectiveness of deployed countermeasures
  • Case studies in electrical hazards and their impact on personnel
  • Understanding PPE systems and their correct usage
  • Simple lockout/tagout procedures and system diagram reading

NFPA 70E Compliance Series, Session 3: From Exposure to Qualified Workers
NFPA 70E Compliance Series, Session 3: From Exposure to Qualified Workers 150 150 ieeeeduweek

Abstract This training is geared towards anyone who is occasionally exposed to electrical hazards as well as employees that are working with electrical daily. This will be a three part series that builds from exposure to qualified workers. This class includes LOTO protocols, work permits, and one-line diagrams.

Session 3 (Qualified Workers)

  • In depth PPE usage and equipment handling
  • Complex lockout/tagout procedures and establishing lockout points
  • Verifying as de-energized and creating equipotential zones
  • Energized electrical work and energized work permitting
  • Task based qualification and safety countermeasures
  • Establishing electrically safe work conditions
  • Special conditions & additional potential safety concerns

NFPA 70E Compliance Series, Session 1: From Exposure to Qualified Workers
NFPA 70E Compliance Series, Session 1: From Exposure to Qualified Workers 150 150 ieeeeduweek

Abstract This training is geared towards anyone who is occasionally exposed to electrical hazards as well as employees that are working with electrical daily. This will be a three part series that builds from exposure to qualified workers. This class includes LOTO protocols, work permits, and one-line diagrams.

Session 1 (Exposure, All)

  • OSHA & NFPA 70E – Requirements for compliance and awareness of electrical workers
  • Accident statistics and safety programs
  • The “Qualified” person and their role in electrical work
  • Hazard identification, and understanding of countermeasures
  • Shock protection boundaries and the hazards of electrical shock
  • Arc flash hazards to personnel and equipment
  • Basic understanding of hazard warning labels

Mi primer proyecto en React: Migrando un proyecto desde HTML (Edición 2025)
Mi primer proyecto en React: Migrando un proyecto desde HTML (Edición 2025) 150 150 ieeeeduweek

¡Invitación al Webinar de Desarrollo con React!

Desde IEEE Computer Society PUCP y AEDITIP, te invitamos a unirte a este webinar especializado en React, donde aprenderás de forma clara y práctica cómo desarrollar aplicaciones web modernas con uno de los frameworks más populares de JavaScript.

Si estás buscando potenciar tus habilidades como desarrollador frontend o comenzar tu camino en el desarrollo web, este webinar es ideal para ti.

¿Qué aprenderás?

  • Fundamentos esenciales de React

  • Migración paso a paso de un proyecto HTML

  • Componentes reutilizables y estructura moderna

  • Tips y buenas prácticas de desarrollo

Ponente invitado:
José Manuel Amaut, Ingeniero de Software en BBVA Perú y docente del curso “Desarrollo web con React”.

Detalles del webinar:
Fecha: Sábado 07 de junio de 2025
Hora: 6:00 p. m. (hora Perú)
Plataforma: Canal de YouTube de AEDITIP
Costo: Gratuito
Los 50 primeros registrados recibirán certificado sin costo
Además, participa en el sorteo de una beca integral para el curso completo.

¿Cómo participar?

  • Dale like y comparte esta publicación en tus historias

  • Si tu cuenta es privada, envíanos una captura por mensaje

  • Sigue los pasos del siguiente post en Instagram para participar

Además, te invitamos a unirte a nuestra comunidad de WhatsApp, donde podrás resolver dudas, compartir experiencias y conectarte con otros participantes.

Sigue el canal de IEEE Computer Society PUCP en WhatsApp donde se estará publicando los eventos, webinars y talleres que se realicen durante el año:

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