Includes information for the Syracuse Sections of the IEEE, NSPE, and the CNYAPG.

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1 Includes information for the Syracuse Sections of the IEEE, NSPE, and the CNYAPG. SYRACUSE AREA TECHNICAL SOCIETIES COUNCIL ACM - Association of Computing Machinery Gerry T. Volger Chair ACS - American Chemical Society Steven Keller Chair AFE - Association of Facilities Engineers Nick Kochan Pres AFS - American Foundryman's Society Kevin Walker Chair AIA - American Institute of Architects Jamie Wiliams Pres AIAA - American Institute of Aeronautics & Astronautics John E. LaGraff Chair AIChE - American Institute of Chemical Engineers Suresh Santanam Chair x 340 AIHA - American Industrial Hygene Association Tom McGiff Pres ASCE - American Society of Civil Engineers Matt Millias P.E. Pres ASHRAE - American Society of Heating, Refrigeration, & Air Conditioning David Wildrick Chair ASM - American Society for Metals Jeff Zerilli Chair ASME - American Society of Mechanical Engineers David Colangelo Chair ASPE - American Society of Plumbing Engineers Christopher De John Pres ASQ - American Society for Quality Davis B. Smith Chair ASSE - American Society of Safety Engineers Jerry Clark Chair CNYAIHA - CNY American Industrial Hygene Association Steve Valentine Chair CNYSLS - CNY Society of Land Surveyors Robert Green Conact CNYTEA - CNY Technology Education Association Thomas A. Frawley Pres FLSA - Finger Lakes Sanitarians Association Lary Duchaney Chair IEEE - Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Joe Cuker Pres IES - Illuminating Engineering Society Chad Loomis Pres ISMC - International Society for Measurement & Control Steve Burrell Pres LCSEAA - LC Smith Engineering Alumni Association Kelly Thompson Contact NSPE - National Society of Professional Engineers Michael R. Hayes, P.E. Pres NYSAPLS - NYS Assoc. of Professional Land Surveyors Robert S. Green Chair NYSATE - NYS Association of Transportation Engineers Mary Clements Pres SAE - Society of Automotive Engineers Angie Errico Chair SAS - Syracuse Astronomical Society Stu Foster Pres SBE - Society of Broadcast Engineers Vincent Lopez Pres SFPE - Society of Fire Protection Engineers Dennis McCarty Pres SME - Society of Manufacturing Engineers Sam Waite Chair SWE - Society of Women Engineers Susan Weaver Pres The Technology Alliance of CNY has been reporting on technical excellence since Vol. 7 No 4 December 2004 The Syracuse Section of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Events and Local News, Page 2 Online News, Page 3 The Syracuse Section of the National Society of Professional Engineers President s Message, Page 4 Scholarship Available, Page 5 Website, Supporters, & Board meeting information, Page 6 The Central New York Association of Professional Geologists Our President s Voice and Director s List, Page 7 Calendar of Events, Page 7 The Technology Alliance of Central New York Officers List, Page 8 Sweet Lecture Series Info, Page 8 Organizational Spotlight, Page 9 Technology Highlight, Page 9 Celebration of Technology Banquet, Pages Page 1 of the Technologist December 2004

2 Date Time Sponsor Location Topic Contact October 19 through 6:00-8:00 PM ASME Syracuse C&S Engineers Review Courses for PE Licensing PE Exams in Section cosponsored 499 Col. Eileen Exams March by IEEE Section Collins Blvd. N. Syracuse December 3 noon IEEE Section open Genesee Inn, Syracuse to all members Fred Wenthen (ftwenthe@syr.edu ) Executive Committee Meeting Don Herres (d.herres@ieee.org) April 12 to be determined IEEE Syracuse Section open to all members & guests to be determined Fellows' Night - Speaker Col. Barry Shoop, Ph.D. Electrical Engineering Program Director US Military Academy West Point Director-Elect IEEE Region I Mike Hayes (m.hayes@ieee.org) IEEE Syracuse Section & IAS/PES Chapter Meetings Date Speaker/Topic Sponsor Jan-05 Financial Management Section Jan-05 Building Transmission in NY, Panel Discussion IAS/PES Feb-05 Joint Meeting w/students Section Feb-05 Harmonics IAS/PES 3/10/2005 Celebration of Technology Banquet - Mars Rover Section 4/12/2005 Fellows Night - Experiences in Afghanistan Section May-05 NIMO Control Ctr Tour IAS/PES Jun-05 Joint Meeting w/rochester & Binghamton Section BOOKMARK THIS! Check out our Section Calendar at for additions, updates and directions to meetings. This includes meetings that we have not been able to add to the Technologist due to scheduling. The Syracuse Section will add meetings for other organizations where IEEE members are invited and link to your web page. Don't have a web site for your organization? We will include the information on ours for related technical societies. Contact Don Herres at d.herres@ieee.org. IEEE Those members who need to CHANGE CONTACT INFO on file with the IEEE, including addresses, should do so at: < CONTACT INFORMATION IEEE Operations Center Hoes Lane Piscataway NJ Switchboard: SYRACUSE SECTION Meeting Information Our Executive Committee Meetings are held on the first Friday of the month and are open to all members. Minutes are available online at Check out the all new Syracuse Section website: IEEE Regional Activities Page 2 of the Technologist December 2004

3 The Institute Online Technologist 1. Guiding Women to Engineering Careers Women make up 46 percent of the workforce in the United States, yet they hold only 12 percent of the jobs in science, technology, engineering, and math. Hoping to attract more women to careers in engineering, a coalition of engineering associations and societies including the IEEE, together with the WGBH-TV Educational Foundation in Boston, have established the Extraordinary Women Engineers Project. Read more at < Service Offers Access From Anywhere to Personal Information What happens if you're traveling abroad and lose your passport, or worse, get so sick you can't give the doctor a medical history? This is where a new document-storage service from the IEEE Financial Advantage Program can help. It stores copies of your important papers, including your medical records, for immediate transmission to wherever the information is needed. Find out more at < 3. Virtual Museum Exhibit Shows How Big Small Is "Let's Get Small" traces the development of microelectronics starting with the invention of the transistor in the 1950s, tracks the miniaturization of electronics through integrated circuits and microprocessors, and ends with today's latest nanotechnology developments. This new exhibit, put together by the IEEE History Center and sponsored by the IEEE Foundation and the IEEE Life Member Committee also describes early vacuum-tube computers such as the ENIAC, which took up an entire room. Read more at < 4. Marketplace of Ideas: A Technology Crystal Ball The 40 years since the start of IEEE Spectrum magazine has seen countless innovations in electronics and technology. What important innovations do you think we'll see in the next 40 years? Weigh in at <mailto:institute@ieee.org> 5. Conference Examines Networking and Consumer Electronics Trends As the popularity of networking electronics gear grows in the home, so grows the ways of linking voice and computer communications with entertainment systems, home security, and more. The second annual IEEE Consumer Communications and Networking Conference to be held 3-6 January in Las Vegas, USA, will focus on the great variety of wired and wireless network communications systems and the trends in consumer electronic applications and services. Find out more at < legacy/inst2004/nov04/11w.confcomsoc.html> 6. ShopIEEE Has 25th Security and Privacy Symposium Proceedings Even after 25 years, the IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy continues to cover hot topics including electronic voting, cryptography, data integrity, anonymity and pseudonymity. The proceedings of the 25th symposium held 9-12 May 2004 in Berkeley, Calif., USA, have now been published and are available through ShopIEEE. For more information or to purchase these proceedings, visit < 7. Nominate a Colleague for Fellow It's time to start thinking about nominating a colleague who is a senior member for the 2006 class of IEEE Fellows. Nomination forms are due to the Nominations Committee by 1 March For the first time, you can submit nominations for a new category that recognizes members working in industry, including application engineers and engineers who have made significant contributions to the profession. To nominate an IEEE senior member for fellow status or to learn more about the process, visit < Help Boy Scouts Earn Electronics Merit Badge Promote careers in technology to youngsters by volunteering to help Boy Scouts of America earn their electricity, electronics, or computer merit badge at the 2005 National Scout Jamboree to be held 25 July to 5 August 2005 in Caroline County, Va., USA. To volunteer, visit < Page 3 of the Technologist December 2004

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14 TECHNOLOGIST A Multi-Organizational Newsletter TECHNOLOGY ALLIANCE OF CNY P.O. BOX 196 SYRACUSE, N.Y NON-PROFIT ORG. U.S. POSTAGE PAID PERMIT NO. 319 SYRACUSE, N.Y. December 2004 Technologist Distributed to over 1,175 professionals! Technologist Contact Information Editor (also IEEE) Brian O Hern b.ohern@ieee.org President IEEE Mary Reidy Mary.Reidy@us.ngrid.com President TACNY Al Brandenburg abranden@twcny.rr.com President NSPE Michael R. Hayes, P.E mhayes@cscos.com President ASCE Matt Millias, P.E Matt.Millias@Parsons.com President CNYAPG David Lay dwl@bbl-inc.com Editor TACNY Bill Busher Bill.Busher@Inficon.com Editor NSPE Dick Simberg NBDICK@hotmail.com Editor ASCE Todd M. Musterait, P.E tmusterait@esc-ny.com Editor CNYAPG Bill Morrow wmorrow@pwinc.com TIME SENSITIVE MATERIAL POSTMASTER, PLEASE RUSH Advertise in the Technologist! Ten Issue Price (annual subscription) Full Page - $900 Half Page - $600 Quarter Page - $400 Business Card - $200 Single Issue Prices: Full Page - $150 Half Page - $100 Quarter Page - $75 Business Card - $40 The Technologist is published monthly except July and August by the Technology Alliance of Central New York. P.O. BOX 196 SYRACUSE, N.Y Cost is included in dues for each member of the affiliated club sections. Please send address changes to the affiliate organizations. Deadline for Technologist submissions is the 17th of each month. Technologist Advertising Rates Single Issue Prices: Full Page - $150 Half Page - $100 Quarter Page -$75 Business Card - $40 Ten Issue Price (annual subscription) Full Page -$900 Half Page - $600 Quarter Page $400 Business Card -$200 Page 14 of the Technologist Recyclable December 2004