This club is a student branch of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), the largest professional organization of engineers in the world.

The club’s mission is to encourage students to further their involvement within a larger community of engineers, and to provide a place for members to work on group projects or learn more outside of their studies. Our club will help students apply their classroom knowledge to their own projects, as well as give them the tools to learn more in their areas of interest. Through our connections to IEEE, we will also give students the opportunity to gain a better understanding of engineering in their future careers.

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I just took over leadership if the IEEE Humber chapter after it was halted due to COVID 19....

It has been a real challenge since I started, picking up the pieces and figuring everything out.

Thanks to the help from Professors Maryam, Brandeen and George, we are trying to get things ready for the 2022 winter semester....

I am looking forward to getting the chapter active again with competitions with prizes, more members, new clubs like the Amateur Radio Club,

I am really happy to get the Women In Engineering back to its full potential and organizing events and trips again!

I hope to see you around Humber in 2022! Our board is myself, Daniel Moses, Keegan Maloney, and Manavi Sharma. Thank you to our other volunteers like Herman and Kirandeep for all that you have done for us! It takes the effort of many volunteers to keep this chapter running smooth.

We are looking for volunteers to help us build prototypes for the "Smart City" so that we can gain recognition and get more funding and scholarships for 2022. An IEEE Humber student was awarded a scholarship in November 2021!!!

If you have any questions, and you don't see us around campus, you can email us at IEEEHumber@gmail.com or click the link on the top right corner.

Mike Cutts