I was appointed the IEEE Student Branch Chair for Humber College in 2021 and it has been a real struggle to get the club back running again after COVID.
Thanks to the help from JJ Laur, Keegan Maloney, Manavi Sharma, Daniel Moses, Brendan Woo and the professors Maryam Davoudpour, Raji Subramanian, Brandeen Mcdonald, George Livanos, Kelly Gray, Vlad Porcila, and Carl Oliver for assisting me with getting the various groups running again.
We are getting our clubs functioning again like IEEExtreme Programming Competition and Programming Club, National Engineering Month (NEM), Electronics Workshops, and new clubs like the Amateur Radio Club,
I am really happy to get the Women In Engineering started up again!
I hope to see you around Humber this year. I usually am in J233A on Friday afternoons. As the clubs expand, and the schedules of the students in the clubs change, more time slots for J233A will be assigned.
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 2024. An IEEE Humber student was awarded a scholarship in November 2021 and I received the scholarship in 2022. Thank you IEEE Toronto Section!
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.
The Canadian division of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) representing the technical fields within the engineering profession.
The Toronto sub-division of IEEE Canada connects together members across the Greater Toronto Area within the electrical, electronics and computer engineering fields.
The Toronto sub-division of IEEE Canada connects together student members from all across Canada in the electrical, electronics and computer engineering fields.
The Toronto sub-division of IEEE Canada brings together women members across the Greater Toronto Area within the electrical, electronics and computer engineering fields.
The Ontario PEO Section was established on June 14, 1922. PEO is the licensing and regulating body for professional engineering in Ontario. Degree Graduate students have to have a mentor and register with PEO.
The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) is the world’s largest technical professional organization for the advancement of technology with more than 423,000 members in over 160 countries. This highly cited organization is a leader in engineering research and innovation and a trusted “voice” for engineering around the globe.