Welcome to the IEEE Region 5. IEEE has organized into regions in order to support members and sections on a more local basis. Within Region 5 we have more than 23,000 higher grade members and over 3600 student members. They are aligned with 26 sections and over 90 student branches. The Region provides planning and funding support as well as working to assure sections have vibrant programs to support members careers and meet the IEEE mission of Advancing Technology for Humanity.
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Happy Pi Day from Region 5! ?? What’s your favorite Pi-related fact or engineering breakthrough? ????
Each year on 3.14 we celebrate one of the most notable numbers in mathematical history. Throughout history, pi has helped unlock countless technological innovations and discoveries from ancient approximations to powerful computers with unthinkable processing power. And though it’s impossible to calculate every digit of pi, its applications are infinite.
?? Happy International Women's Day! ?? Today, we celebrate the incredible achievements and contributions of women in engineering and technology. At IEEE Women in Engineering, we are proud to support and empower women to reach new heights in their careers and make a lasting impact on the world. Thank you, Winnie Ye, for sharing your #AccelerateAction pose! Let's continue to inspire future generations and create a strong STEM community. Together, we can achieve anything! ?? #IWD2025 #WomenInEngineering #IEEEWIE #EmpowerHer
Glad to have Case Kirk from Region 5 on this committee!
This weekend, members of the Pre-University Education Coordinating Committee (PECC) and #IEEE staff gathered for the annual EAB General Meeting. It was a productive weekend filled with strategic planning and collaboration. ?? We're excited about the future of TryEngineering, and the impact we'll continue to make on pre-university education! ????
In honor of #EngineersWeek, join us for an exciting webinar to explore the resources developed by IEEE TryEngineering and a team of experts to introduce school-aged children to the fascinating world of semiconductors. With a projected shortage of 67,000 workers in the #semiconductor industry by 2030, it's crucial for teachers, parents, and #STEM enthusiasts to engage students with this vital technology. Tune in on Tuesday, 18 February at 12:00pm ET, and let's inspire the next generation of engineers together! ?? Register now: https://bit.ly/4hrRs0l #EngineersWeek #STEM #Semiconductors #FutureEngineers
Calling all IEEE student leaders! Whether you're already leading or just getting started, join RSAC Chair Colleen and RSR Ben virtually on Monday, March 3 at 8 PM CST to get essential tips on IEEE leadership. We'll cover reporting tools to secure your annual rebates, ways to score free swag, and key resources to help your student branch thrive. Register now: https://lnkd.in/gSRfw5Sv
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IEEE R5 GreenTech 2025 Workshop 3 Registration for "Alternative Energy Solutions and Essential Code Requirements as per the NEC" Conference attendees interested in participating in the workshops must let the organizers know due to limited seating and for the purpose of records.?Once you have registered for the 2025 GreenTech conference, you can register for the workshop spaces by clicking the button below.?If you want to be counted for Professional Development Hours (PDH), please check?YES?under the corresponding question in the registration form. This workshop will explore alternative energy solutions and essential code requirements as per the NEC (National. Electrical Code). This comprehensive session will delve into current practices and future developments in the field, with a special focus on NEC 2023 requirements as well as a view to anticipating future requirements of 2026 NEC and beyond. This workshop will?cover key topics including: (i) Introduction to Alternative Energy Solutions: Understanding the landscape of renewable energy sources and their integration into electrical systems; (ii) NEC Essentials: Deep dives into crucial sections such as Article 230 (Services), Article 705 (Interconnected Systems), and Article 690 (Photovoltaic Systems), ensuring compliance and safety in design and installation; (iii) Looking Ahead to the 2026 NEC: Previewing upcoming changes and challenges in codes and standards, particularly in relation to new technologies and solutions; and (iv) Practical Application: Exploring case studies and real-world examples to illustrate effective implementation strategies and deliver value to customers. By the end of this workshop, participants will gain a thorough understanding of how to navigate the evolving landscape of electrical codes and standards, enabling them to design safe, efficient, and compliant systems that meet the demands of a changing energy environment. Join us as we chart the course towards a sustainable and code-compliant future. Registration: https://lnkd.in/eG2gyQSs Presenter: Thomas A. Domitrovich
Join IEEE Region 5 Young Professionals for our third presentation in our technical talk series - Powering the Future: The Architecture & Standards of Digital Substations presented by Joseph Miller & Melvin Moncey Joseph, PE (TX). Have questions or are excited for the event? Comment down below. IEEE Region 5 Young Professionals hopes to see you there!
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IEEE R5 GreenTech 2025 Workshop Registration Conference attendees interested in participating in the workshops must let the organizers know due to limited seating and for the purpose of records.?Once you have registered for the 2025 GreenTech conference, you can register for the workshop spaces by clicking the button below.?If you want to be counted for Professional Development Hours (PDH), please check?YES?under the corresponding question in the registration form. MV Switchgear and Transformers This workshop is divided into two parts: (i) MV Liquid Insulated Transformer Specification Do’s and Don’ts; and (ii) MV Padmounted Switchgear “Bootcamp”. MV Liquid Insulated Transformer Specification Do’s and Don’ts:?When we specify transformers for new projects, we often copy specification language from previous projects. In this discussion, we’ll review common errors found in older specifications, how this impacts transformer design and drives costs. We also review transformer options for overcurrent and overvoltage protection as well as updated designs to minimize arc-flash hazard. Finally, we’ll review specification items which can improve transformer life, reduce transformer costs and avoid costly errors. MV Padmounted Switchgear “Bootcamp”:?There are many different styles of medium voltage switchgear. This discussion will focus on padmounted switchgear and will cover different insulation options, overcurrent protection, construction and connection to MV cables. We will compare the different types of padmounted switchgear available and how some switchgear styles can be advantageous to our projects. Finally, we will review new developments within padmounted switchgear designs and trends within the industry. Presenter: Carlos Chacon Registration: https://lnkd.in/gWEEXZ8C
?? Exciting Opportunity for Future Engineers! ?? We're thrilled to announce that Scholarship Applications for the TryEngineering Summer Institute are now OPEN. ?? Don't miss out on your chance to gain hands-on engineering experience this summer! Apply by March 15th, and learn more here: bit.ly/3HlaIw8 #STEM #Engineeringcamp #Scholarship
Sanderson Introduces Standards, Son! The IEEE UNT Student Branch is excited to welcome Christopher Sanderson, SMIEEE, SMASQ , Director-Elect of Region 5, for an engaging and insightful talk where?"Sanderson Introduces Standards, Son!"?This is a must-attend event where you'll gain a deeper understanding of the importance of standards in the engineering world and learn their role in shaping the future of technology and innovation. Seminar Highlights: -The Importance of Standards -?The backbones of modern industry -Navigating the Standardization Process -?Discussion, development, and large-scale implementation -Impact on Innovation -?Enabling technology and interoperability with consistency -Career Growth Through Standards -?A competitive edge in your professional path -Future Trends in Standardization -?Upcoming invention and effecting the next generation Don’t miss this fantastic opportunity to learn from a seasoned leader in the field, expand your knowledge, and network with fellow students and IEEE leadership! All UNT STEM Student Branch Societies (SHPE, NSBE, SWE, WIE, etc) are invited to attend. Registration https://lnkd.in/gi4xnYdt