Read a statement from the IEEE Presidents regarding diversity, equity, and inclusion.
When it comes to AI, what's in it for me? Learn about the answer to this question in the next session of the IEEE Boston Section AI Webinar Series on March 17th at 10:30am ET! This webinar is free to IEEE and HKN Students. Register here: ieeeboston.org/artificial-intelligence-webinar-series/
Congratulations to the Lambda Beta chapter on their reinstatement! Last Friday, their truly dedicated E-board oversaw their induction ceremony and welcomed a new generation of California State University, Northridge (CSUN) students into our society. Please help us celebrate Lambda Beta's original inception in 2007 and their reinstatement last week!
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Thank you to all of our speakers and to @ECEDHA for helping make the IEEE-HKN Town Hall possible! Our discussions with department heads, faculty members, HKN leadership, and chapters demonstrated how we can achieve our mutual goals of student success, service, and outreach in our campus communities. Keep the conversation going by telling us what HKN means to you with a short statement in the comments below! #IamHKN #ecedha #hkntownhall
To us HKN means having a platform to make an impact in our department and in our campus community! #IamHKN
Thank you #ECEDHA for your partnership and support of the #IEEEHKN program and students. We share the commitment to advancing engineering education to develop the next generation of engineers, this is important work. The recordings of the sessions will be available soon! Check out our programs at www.hkn.org and www.ecedha.org. #IamHKN#HKNTownHall #IEEE #EE #ECE #CS
You can still register for the IEEE-HKN Town Hall! Chapter leaders, department heads, and faculty advisors are welcome to join us for this series of discussions and networking events focused around the mutually beneficial partnership of Departments and HKN Chapters. Register today for this March 4th event: www.ecedha.org/Meetings/IEEE-HKN-Town-Hall #IamHKN #hknheretohelp
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IEEE-Eta Kappa Nu (IEEE-HKN), the honor society of IEEE, promotes excellence in the profession and in education with ideals of Scholarship, Character and Attitude.
It was founded on 28 October 1904 for students of electrical engineering. Today, IEEE-HKN promotes professional accomplishment, service, and development for students and professionals in electrical engineering, computer engineering, and other IEEE fields of interest.
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