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Prepared and maintained by the IEEE Student Branch at the Colorado School Of Mines. | Prepared and maintained by the IEEE Student Branch at the Colorado School Of Mines. | ||
The IEEE Student Branch at the Colorado School Of Mines was established in NNNN to serve students in the Electrical Engineering Department, but now welcomes students in all IEEE Fields. A list of the current officers with contact information and a description of the current activities of the Student Branch are to be [http://organizations.mines.edu/ieee/index.html found on its website]. | |||
A year-by-year list of its officers and a summary of its activities can be found on the IEEE Global History Network for prior years. Each of the years in the following table which is a linked to the archived formation for that year. | |||
[upload the annual reports; create the table with links to the uploaded reports] | |||
CSM was the first entity in Region 5 to post their IEEE Day 2013 Event on the [http://www.ieeeday.org/local-events/ Global Events Map], thus putting Region 5 'on the map'. The event announcement read "We are hosting a presentation on Transformers from a previous instructor that now works in industry! What a better way to celebrate IEEE Day than have pizza and a presentation!!". | |||
=== About the Institution === | === About the Institution === | ||
[http://www.mines.edu/ Link to University Website] | [http://www.mines.edu/ Link to University Website] | ||
Wilton Eckley wrote and published in 2004 '''Rocky Mountains to the World: a history of the Colorado School of Mines''' which is available from Amazon. | |||
[http://www.amazon.com/Rocky-Mountains-World-History-Colorado/dp/1578642655/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1365429213&sr=8-2&keywords=wilton+eckley Link to Amazon] | |||
=== College of Engineering and Computational Sciences History === | === College of Engineering and Computational Sciences History === | ||
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[http://eecs.mines.edu/Home/home.php Link to Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences Department] | [http://eecs.mines.edu/Home/home.php Link to Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences Department] | ||
[[Category:Student branches|Colorado]] | [[Category:Student branches|Colorado]] | ||
Revision as of 17:38, 15 August 2014
History of IEEE Fields at the Colorado School Of Mines
Prepared and maintained by the IEEE Student Branch at the Colorado School Of Mines.
The IEEE Student Branch at the Colorado School Of Mines was established in NNNN to serve students in the Electrical Engineering Department, but now welcomes students in all IEEE Fields. A list of the current officers with contact information and a description of the current activities of the Student Branch are to be found on its website.
A year-by-year list of its officers and a summary of its activities can be found on the IEEE Global History Network for prior years. Each of the years in the following table which is a linked to the archived formation for that year.
[upload the annual reports; create the table with links to the uploaded reports]
CSM was the first entity in Region 5 to post their IEEE Day 2013 Event on the Global Events Map, thus putting Region 5 'on the map'. The event announcement read "We are hosting a presentation on Transformers from a previous instructor that now works in industry! What a better way to celebrate IEEE Day than have pizza and a presentation!!".
About the Institution
Wilton Eckley wrote and published in 2004 Rocky Mountains to the World: a history of the Colorado School of Mines which is available from Amazon.
College of Engineering and Computational Sciences History
Link to College of Engineering and Computational Sciences
Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences Department History
Link to Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences Department
