IEEE Guest Speaker 27 February 2020
3 messages · started by Rex Bouwense on Feb 24, 2020
IEEE Guest Speaker 27 February 2020
From Rex Bouwense · Feb 24, 2020
The following information is provided to you thanks to Dr John DeLalla. If you are interested in attending please RSVP directly to him.
Rex Bouwense
"The University of Arizona Sierra Vista Continuing Education program and the Ft. Huachuca Section of IEEE are hosting a FREE guest speaker on Thursday, 27 February (5-6:30pm) to discuss 5G, IoT, Gig Economy, and related technology policy. RSVPs are required so seating and food can be planned. This should be a very interesting talk, and you are welcome to forward and share this event with others that might be interested.
Title:
5G, IoT, The Gig Economy: Technology Policy Summary:
Many of the challenges facing our country intersect with technology. Cybersecurity, 5G, international competitiveness, immigration and a host of other issues being debated by Congress impact IEEE members directly or require an understanding of engineering. This gives engineers a unique, and uniquely important, role in these public debates.
Join IEEE-USA for a discussion about our role in the policy process. Congress needs to hear from voters who understand technology and its effect on society. Come join us to learn how, and to hear how IEEE members across the country are working with policy makers to find engineering solutions to our nation's challenges. Speaker: Russ Harrison
Russ has 25 years of experience working on behalf of professional societies, companies and trade associations in Washington, D.C. He is currently Director of Government Relations for the IEEE-USA, the American component of the world's largest technical professional society. With nearly 180,000 individual members across the United States, IEEE-USA is the leading voice for technology professionals in the United States.
Over his 17-year career with IEEE-USA, Russ has represented IEEE members on dozens of policy issues including autonomous vehicles, digital privacy, AI, federal research funding, export control, and immigration. In addition to directly engaging with policy makers, Russ strives to build bridges between engineers and politicians. He has spoken at over 260 local, national and international events about public policy and the need for regular citizens to interact with their elected leaders. Thursday, 27 February
5-6:30pm
UA Sierra Vista Continuing Education
Academic Technology Building
C Wing
Room C165 (back of campus, confirmation email has directions)
1140 N Colombo Ave, SV 85635
RSVP to Dr. John DeLalla (jd@arizona.edu)
CEU's and pizza provided by IEEE" --------------------------------------------------------------------
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5G, IoT, The Gig Economy: Technology Policy Summary:
Many of the challenges facing our country intersect with technology. Cybersecurity, 5G, international competitiveness, immigration and a host of other issues being debated by Congress impact IEEE members directly or require an understanding of engineering. This gives engineers a unique, and uniquely important, role in these public debates.
Join IEEE-USA for a discussion about our role in the policy process. Congress needs to hear from voters who understand technology and its effect on society. Come join us to learn how, and to hear how IEEE members across the country are working with policy makers to find engineering solutions to our nation's challenges. Speaker: Russ Harrison
Russ has 25 years of experience working on behalf of professional societies, companies and trade associations in Washington, D.C. He is currently Director of Government Relations for the IEEE-USA, the American component of the world's largest technical professional society. With nearly 180,000 individual members across the United States, IEEE-USA is the leading voice for technology professionals in the United States.
Over his 17-year career with IEEE-USA, Russ has represented IEEE members on dozens of policy issues including autonomous vehicles, digital privacy, AI, federal research funding, export control, and immigration. In addition to directly engaging with policy makers, Russ strives to build bridges between engineers and politicians. He has spoken at over 260 local, national and international events about public policy and the need for regular citizens to interact with their elected leaders. Thursday, 27 February
5-6:30pm
UA Sierra Vista Continuing Education
Academic Technology Building
C Wing
Room C165 (back of campus, confirmation email has directions)
1140 N Colombo Ave, SV 85635
RSVP to Dr. John DeLalla (jd@arizona.edu)
CEU's and pizza provided by IEEE" --------------------------------------------------------------------
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IEEE Guest Speaker 27 February 2020
From Rex Bouwense · Feb 24, 2020
The following information is provided to you thanks to Dr John DeLalla. If you are interested in attending please RSVP directly to him.
Rex Bouwense
"The University of Arizona Sierra Vista Continuing Education program and the Ft. Huachuca Section of IEEE are hosting a FREE guest speaker on Thursday, 27 February (5-6:30pm) to discuss 5G, IoT, Gig Economy, and related technology policy. RSVPs are required so seating and food can be planned. This should be a very interesting talk, and you are welcome to forward and share this event with others that might be interested.
Title:
5G, IoT, The Gig Economy: Technology Policy Summary:
Many of the challenges facing our country intersect with technology. Cybersecurity, 5G, international competitiveness, immigration and a host of other issues being debated by Congress impact IEEE members directly or require an understanding of engineering. This gives engineers a unique, and uniquely important, role in these public debates.
Join IEEE-USA for a discussion about our role in the policy process. Congress needs to hear from voters who understand technology and its effect on society. Come join us to learn how, and to hear how IEEE members across the country are working with policy makers to find engineering solutions to our nation's challenges. Speaker: Russ Harrison
Russ has 25 years of experience working on behalf of professional societies, companies and trade associations in Washington, D.C. He is currently Director of Government Relations for the IEEE-USA, the American component of the world's largest technical professional society. With nearly 180,000 individual members across the United States, IEEE-USA is the leading voice for technology professionals in the United States.
Over his 17-year career with IEEE-USA, Russ has represented IEEE members on dozens of policy issues including autonomous vehicles, digital privacy, AI, federal research funding, export control, and immigration. In addition to directly engaging with policy makers, Russ strives to build bridges between engineers and politicians. He has spoken at over 260 local, national and international events about public policy and the need for regular citizens to interact with their elected leaders. Thursday, 27 February
5-6:30pm
UA Sierra Vista Continuing Education
Academic Technology Building
C Wing
Room C165 (back of campus, confirmation email has directions)
1140 N Colombo Ave, SV 85635
RSVP to Dr. John DeLalla (jd@arizona.edu)
CEU's and pizza provided by IEEE" --------------------------------------------------------------------
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5G, IoT, The Gig Economy: Technology Policy Summary:
Many of the challenges facing our country intersect with technology. Cybersecurity, 5G, international competitiveness, immigration and a host of other issues being debated by Congress impact IEEE members directly or require an understanding of engineering. This gives engineers a unique, and uniquely important, role in these public debates.
Join IEEE-USA for a discussion about our role in the policy process. Congress needs to hear from voters who understand technology and its effect on society. Come join us to learn how, and to hear how IEEE members across the country are working with policy makers to find engineering solutions to our nation's challenges. Speaker: Russ Harrison
Russ has 25 years of experience working on behalf of professional societies, companies and trade associations in Washington, D.C. He is currently Director of Government Relations for the IEEE-USA, the American component of the world's largest technical professional society. With nearly 180,000 individual members across the United States, IEEE-USA is the leading voice for technology professionals in the United States.
Over his 17-year career with IEEE-USA, Russ has represented IEEE members on dozens of policy issues including autonomous vehicles, digital privacy, AI, federal research funding, export control, and immigration. In addition to directly engaging with policy makers, Russ strives to build bridges between engineers and politicians. He has spoken at over 260 local, national and international events about public policy and the need for regular citizens to interact with their elected leaders. Thursday, 27 February
5-6:30pm
UA Sierra Vista Continuing Education
Academic Technology Building
C Wing
Room C165 (back of campus, confirmation email has directions)
1140 N Colombo Ave, SV 85635
RSVP to Dr. John DeLalla (jd@arizona.edu)
CEU's and pizza provided by IEEE" --------------------------------------------------------------------
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Re: IEEE Guest Speaker 27 February 2020
From Lee Ilse · Feb 24, 2020
Thanks, Rex!
Great info and wish I could go, but unfortunately I have other work commitments with visitors from DC this week.
V/R
Lee
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Subject: [cochiselinux] IEEE Guest Speaker 27 February 2020 The following information is provided to you thanks to Dr John DeLalla. If you are interested in attending please RSVP directly to him. Rex Bouwense "The University of Arizona Sierra Vista Continuing Education program and the Ft. Huachuca Section of IEEE are hosting a FREE guest speaker on Thursday, 27 February (5-6:30pm) to discuss 5G, IoT, Gig Economy, and related technology policy. RSVPs are required so seating and food can be planned. This should be a very interesting talk, and you are welcome to forward and share this event with others that might be interested. Title:
5G, IoT, The Gig Economy: Technology Policy Summary:
Many of the challenges facing our country intersect with technology. Cybersecurity, 5G, international competitiveness, immigration and a host of other issues being debated by Congress impact IEEE members directly or require an understanding of engineering. This gives engineers a unique, and uniquely important, role in these public debates.
Join IEEE-USA for a discussion about our role in the policy process. Congress needs to hear from voters who understand technology and its effect on society. Come join us to learn how, and to hear how IEEE members across the country are working with policy makers to find engineering solutions to our nation's challenges. Speaker: Russ Harrison
Russ has 25 years of experience working on behalf of professional societies, companies and trade associations in Washington, D.C. He is currently Director of Government Relations for the IEEE-USA, the American component of the world's largest technical professional society. With nearly 180,000 individual members across the United States, IEEE-USA is the leading voice for technology professionals in the United States.
Over his 17-year career with IEEE-USA, Russ has represented IEEE members on dozens of policy issues including autonomous vehicles, digital privacy, AI, federal research funding, export control, and immigration. In addition to directly engaging with policy makers, Russ strives to build bridges between engineers and politicians. He has spoken at over 260 local, national and international events about public policy and the need for regular citizens to interact with their elected leaders. Thursday, 27 February
5-6:30pm
UA Sierra Vista Continuing Education
Academic Technology Building
C Wing
Room C165 (back of campus, confirmation email has directions)
1140 N Colombo Ave, SV 85635
RSVP to Dr. John DeLalla (jd@arizona.edu) CEU's and pizza provided by IEEE" --------------------------------------------------------------------
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From: cochiselinux-bounce@freelists.org [mailto:cochiselinux-bounce@freelists.org] On Behalf Of Rex Bouwense
Sent: Monday, February 24, 2020 2:11 PM
To: cochiselinux@freelists.org
Subject: [cochiselinux] IEEE Guest Speaker 27 February 2020 The following information is provided to you thanks to Dr John DeLalla. If you are interested in attending please RSVP directly to him. Rex Bouwense "The University of Arizona Sierra Vista Continuing Education program and the Ft. Huachuca Section of IEEE are hosting a FREE guest speaker on Thursday, 27 February (5-6:30pm) to discuss 5G, IoT, Gig Economy, and related technology policy. RSVPs are required so seating and food can be planned. This should be a very interesting talk, and you are welcome to forward and share this event with others that might be interested. Title:
5G, IoT, The Gig Economy: Technology Policy Summary:
Many of the challenges facing our country intersect with technology. Cybersecurity, 5G, international competitiveness, immigration and a host of other issues being debated by Congress impact IEEE members directly or require an understanding of engineering. This gives engineers a unique, and uniquely important, role in these public debates.
Join IEEE-USA for a discussion about our role in the policy process. Congress needs to hear from voters who understand technology and its effect on society. Come join us to learn how, and to hear how IEEE members across the country are working with policy makers to find engineering solutions to our nation's challenges. Speaker: Russ Harrison
Russ has 25 years of experience working on behalf of professional societies, companies and trade associations in Washington, D.C. He is currently Director of Government Relations for the IEEE-USA, the American component of the world's largest technical professional society. With nearly 180,000 individual members across the United States, IEEE-USA is the leading voice for technology professionals in the United States.
Over his 17-year career with IEEE-USA, Russ has represented IEEE members on dozens of policy issues including autonomous vehicles, digital privacy, AI, federal research funding, export control, and immigration. In addition to directly engaging with policy makers, Russ strives to build bridges between engineers and politicians. He has spoken at over 260 local, national and international events about public policy and the need for regular citizens to interact with their elected leaders. Thursday, 27 February
5-6:30pm
UA Sierra Vista Continuing Education
Academic Technology Building
C Wing
Room C165 (back of campus, confirmation email has directions)
1140 N Colombo Ave, SV 85635
RSVP to Dr. John DeLalla (jd@arizona.edu) CEU's and pizza provided by IEEE" --------------------------------------------------------------------
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