2023 Region 5 Annual Meeting, Awards Banquet, and Student Competitions. Registrer at: (https://r5conferences.org/register/) Co-sponsored by: Denver Section Agenda: Sunday April 23, 2023 9 AM - 11:30 AM Annual Meeting - 2023 GT/Annual Meeting recap - 2024 GT/Annual Meeting and Student Competition update - 2025 GT/Annual Meeting and Student Competition update - 2026 GT/Annual Meeting and Student Competition proposals Bldg: Hyatt Regency Aurora-Denver Conference Center, 13200 E 14th Pl, Aurora, Colorado, United States, 80011

Regular meeting of the IEEE Engineering and Medical Biology Chapter of the Lone Star Section, followed by a technical talk. Meeting held jointly with LSS Robotics and Automation Chapter, and the Life Members Affinity Group. Please note: Members will pay for their meals in the Food Court. IEEE will cover $10.00 of each student's meal. Both in-person and virtual (Zoom) participation will be available. The Zoom link will be available to all who indicate Zoom participation under Special Requests. Speaker(s): Dr. Naveen Kella, Agenda: 11:00am: Lunch 12:00pm: Business Meeting 12:15pm: Technical talk and discussion 1::00pm: adjourn 3331 General Hudnell Dr Acc Rd, San Antonio, Texas, United States, 78226, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/349743

Battle Bot Competition Corpus Christi, Texas, United States

Dr. Karen Haigh will cover how artificial intelligence (AI) can be used in electronic warfare (EW). AI enables EW systems to respond more quickly and effectively to battlefield conditions with complex and novel emitters. The course will discuss AI-based situation assessment techniques for electronic support (ES), including characterization, classification, patterns of life, and intent recognition. The course will cover decision-making techniques for electronic protect (EP), electronic attack (EA), and electronic battle management (EBM), including optimization, temporal tradeoffs, and distributed coordination. The course will describe how to handle real-time in-mission learning, motivate why this capability is crucial, and discuss how to evaluate a system that learns during a mission. It will cover data management approaches and system architecture. The course is based on the book "Cognitive Electronic Warfare: An Artificial Intelligence Approach" (https://us.artechhouse.com/Cognitive-Electronic-Warfare-An-Artificial-Intelligence-Approach-P2208.aspx) Speaker(s): Dr. Karen Haigh, Agenda: Two 7-hour days Day 1 - Thursday April 27, 0800-1700 Session 1 Introduction to Cognitive EW System Walkthrough (brief) Domain Challenges Role of Humans in EW Lunch Session 2 Machine Learning Primer Situation Assessment for Electronic Support Data Management Day 2 - Friday April 28, 0800-1700 Session 3 Objective Function Decision Making for Electronic Protect, Attack, and Battle Management Real-Time In-Mission Planning and Learning Metrics Testing & Evaluation Lunch Session 4 SW and HW Architecture System Walkthrough (complete) Getting Started Project Ideas Bldg: Video Teleconferencing Center, Building 189, 6220 Culebra Rd, San Antonio, Texas, United States, 78238

Monthly IEEE New Orleans Section Life Member Affinity Group Meeting Co-sponsored by: LM50051 - New Orleans Section Affinity Group,LM-A Agenda: 12:00 pm CST – 1200 hr CST – Meeting Commences with introduction of attendees. 12:10 pm CST – 1210 hr CST – Social meeting and order individual lunchCS 12:45 pm CST – 1245 hr CST – Meeting Commences with Old Business over lunch Richard Miller – Presents coming section events Francis Grose – Presents HQ Update - If Available Members proposals and input New Business 2:00 pm CST – 1200 hr. CST– Meeting Adjourn Bldg: Mortan Bar and Seafood Restaurant, 702 Water St., , Madisonville, Louisiana, United States, 70447

IEEE New Orleans - Life Member Meeting - all IEEE members invited Co-sponsored by: Thomas E Slack, North Lake Life Member Affinity Group Chair Agenda: 12:00 pm - 1200 hr. cst Social and lunch selection 12:15 pm - 1215 hr. cst Lunch 12:45 pm - 1245 hr. cst Open meeting with old business New Business 2:00 pm - 1400 hr. cst Motion to adjourn 702 Water Street, Madisonville, Louisiana, United States

Webinar abstract Based on his lifelong efforts with IEEE and 2024 IEEE-USA President role, Keith Moore will speak on leadership opportunities for young professionals and the value for YPs that IEEE brings. This webinar will focus on how IEEE makes careers more meaningful for young professionals in the engineering industry and beyond, and how they can make the most of their membership. Presenter background Keith Moore is a senior engineer at the U.S. Army Information Systems Engineering Command. His career has taken him around the world to establish and maintain communications systems. He has served in volunteer and other organizations to work for the good of all stakeholders. These experiences have involved federal and state governments, Big Brothers & Big Sisters, churches, Civil Air Patrol, Scouts, and Cyber Patriot. He has served as a Big Brother, engineer, missionary, science fair judge, Future City mentor, coach, and firefighter/EMT. Keith holds a B.S. in Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) and a Masters in Business Administration (MBA). He is a Professional Engineer in the state of Arizona, and has served as an adjunct engineering professor. Microsoft Teams meeting (https://teams.microsoft.com/l/meetup-join/19%3ameeting_ZTBmNmE3OTUtNDk0My00NjQ2LWIyNTUtZjZjMzQ4MmZmYjBm%40thread.v2/0?context=%7b%22Tid%22%3a%2237247798-f42c-42fd-8a37-d49c7128d36b%22%2c%22Oid%22%3a%229c17eb54-77b5-45cc-87ca-4998a219b901%22%7d) Speaker(s): Keith Moore, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/352965

General IEEE Meeting Corpus Christi, Texas, United States

Join IEEE Tulsa members and Tulsa area engineers to hear Sean Kelley from Dykman Electrical, Inc. go over all the aspects of the IEEE-841 standard as it relates to real world features on a few demo motors that will be available to touch and feel. Standard for Petroleum and Chemical Industry--Premium-Efficiency, Severe-Duty, Totally Enclosed Fan-Cooled (TEFC) Squirrel Cage Induction Motors--Up to and Including 370 kW (500 hp) This standard applies to premium-efficiency totally enclosed fan cooled (TEFC) and totally enclosed non-ventilated (TENV), horizontal and vertical, single-speed, squirrel cage polyphase induction motors, 0.75-370 kW (1-500 hp), and up to 4160 V, in National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) frame sizes 143T and larger, for petroleum, chemical, and other severe-duty applications (commonly referred to as premium-efficiency severe-duty motors). Excluded from the scope of this standard are motors with sleeve bearings and additional specific features required for explosion-proof motors. Food and drinks will be provided by IEEE Tulsa. 1.0 PDH certificates available for attendees. https://dykman.com/ Co-sponsored by: [email protected] Speaker(s): Sean Kelley, GRDA Engineering and Technology Center, 9933 East 16th Street, Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States

Dr. Karen Haigh's AESS Distinguished Lecturer presentation will discuss the challenges for assuring the performance of a system that can learn from novel experiences in the field. EW systems operate at a timescale that means they cannot afford to learn post-mission, or with human supervision. EW systems must learn from a single observation, using self-supervised reinforcement feedback. The validation infrastructure must therefore support automated closed-loop, multi-resolution testing, and ways to test the effectiveness of actions. We must validate the learning process, rather than validating the learned model. This talk will be followed by a presentation/demonstration by Rhode&Schwartz of their "Integrated, Record, Analysis, Playback System" (IRAPS).Please see below for description of system. Platform verification with signals that reflect the real-world is always difficult, but is always the best approach to the determine the true performance of the system. Performing test out in the real-world is not always possible for a number of reasons. To overcome these challenges, R&S®IRAPS™ enables the real-world RF spectrum to be captured, analyzed and played back in an efficient manner enabling quick and insightful analysis. https://events.rohde-schwarz.com/profile/form/index.cfm?PKformID=0x25385abcd Speaker(s): Dr. Karen Haigh, Room: Room 430, Bldg: SAN PEDRO 1 BUILDING, 4th Floor, 506 Dolorosa St , San Antonio, Texas, United States, 78204

Monthly CTS Exec Committee Phone Call - via Zoom. An email with reminder Zoom information will be sent to you before the call. Agenda: Proposed Agenda 1.Roll Call 2.Officers Update a. Chairman: - Sections Congress b. Vice Chair: c. Secretary: Chapter/Affinity Groups reporting & L31 d. Treasurer - Budget as of end of previous month 3. Special Events Update - PI2 Workshop on National Electric Safety Code 4. Students Brief Update: a. Student Branch Activities (Larry) b. Outreach Community Projects (Semih) 5. Chapters/Affinity groups & Chapter Vitality a. Life Members (Bill Martino) b. Consultants Network (Luis Bast) c. WIE (Leslie Martinich) d. YP (Haley Hirschfield) 6. Standing Committees/Coordinators Update a. Member Development (James) b. Newsletter/Website (Dennis , Martha) c. Sr. Member Upgrade (James) d. Finance (James) e. STEM (John Purvis), f. PACE (Norma), g. P&P (Tom) Zoom, Austin, Texas, United States

Speaker - Dr. Vijay Mishra, Army Research Labs Complex and dynamic environments in many engineering applications require intelligent and autonomous agents that cognitively sense the environment, acquire the relevant information, and then use it to adapt in real-time for improved performance. In this context, inverse cognition --- wherein a 'defender' agent learns the information about itself sensed by a cognitive 'attacker' agent --- has recently gathered significant research interest. The problem is motivated by the need to design counter-autonomous adversarial systems. A suitable example is a military surveillance application, where a target aircraft is tracked by a hostile but cognitive radar, which is equipped with a Bayesian tracker. It is then instructive for the target to become inversely cognitive and predict the actions of the radar and guard against them. This is precisely the objective of inverse Bayesian filtering, wherein given noisy observations, a posterior distribution of the underlying state is obtained. In particular, we consider this problem in a non-linear setting and develop a family of inverse stochastic filters to address inverse cognition. We begin with the inverse extended Kalman filter (I-EKF) and derive its theoretical stability guarantees using both bounded nonlinearity and unknown matrix approaches. We then generalize these formulations and results to the case of higher-order, Gaussian-sum, and dithered I-EKFs. We then obtain a more robust approach to nonlinearities in the form of an inverse unscented Kalman filter (I-UKF) and extend it to inverse cubature/quadrature Kalman filters (I-CKF/I-UKF). For both I-EKF and I-UKF, we also consider the scenario when the radar's filter is unknown to the target. This work has strong connections with general approximate Bayesian inference approaches in machine learning. The UKF, QKF, and CKF are a special case of assumed density filters (ADF) or online Bayesian learning, which sequentially approximates the posterior distribution of the underlying state. We close this talk by discussing the recent advances in meta-cognitive radar. Speaker(s): Vijay Mishra, Room: Room 430, Bldg: SAN PEDRO 1 BUILDING, 4thFloor, 506 Dolorosa St, San Antonio, Texas, United States, 78204

Early registration and discounted pricing ends on April 26th. Registration and payment for this workshop must be completed by Wednesday May 3, 2023 to ensure you will have the class materials in time for the workshop. Friday May 5, 2023 is the final day for registering. This one-day workshop has four parts under two major divisions: Parts 1 – 3 will explore the changes in the 2023 version of the National Electrical Safety Code Handbook (NESC, IEEE STD C2-2023) which will be provided each registered participant as Workshop material. The IEEE Handbook contains the full NESC plus the commentary in one text. This is new this year. Part 4 will cover arc flash including two effective methods to calculate arc flash for small electrical services, especially single-phase 100-amp services, and the strengths of each method. Attendees are advised to bring a laptop or notebook. Power and limited WIFI will be available. Upon completion of the workshop, participants will receive a PDH certificate for eight hours. The workshop fee includes breakfast tacos, breakfast beverages and break refreshments. All cancellation and refund requests must be submitted in writing and received by James Mercier at the address above prior to May 3, 2023. There will be a 20% processing fee charged for all refunds. Fees paid after May 5, 2023, will be paid at the door via check payable to IEEE-CTS. Speaker(s): Dave Hernandez, P.E., Agenda: 2023 NESC Changes Part 1 - Photovoltaic Generating Stations (8:25 – 9:40 AM) o Basic Concepts o Grounding Configurations o Vegetation Management o DC Conductors and OCPD - 2023 NESC Changes Part 2 - Grounding Methods & Clearances (10:00 – 11:30 AM) o Point of Connection Methods o Grounding Electrodes o Vertical and Adjacent Clearances o Climbing and Working Spaces - 2023 NESC Changes Part 3 - Structural & Underground Systems (1:00 – 2:00 PM) o Line Support Loads o Load Factors o Conduit, Ducts, and Joints o Manholes, Handholes, and Vaults - 2023 Part 4 - Arc Flash Calculations & Estimations (2:20 – 4:25 PM) o Rules for Employers and Employees o Energized Work Procedures o IEEE 1584 Incident Energy Method o NFPA 70E PPE Category Method 0700 0715 Center opens - Manufacturers set up displays 0715 0800 Registration and Breakfast Tacos, Fruit 0800 0825 Opening, Speaker Introduction, and Breakfast Sponsor introduction 0825 0940 Part 1 2023 NESC Changes – Dave Hernandez, P.E. 0940 1000 Morning Break - Visit Sponsor's displays. 1000 1130 Part 2 2023 NESC Changes – Dave Hernandez, P.E. 1130 1 PM Lunch and visit Sponsor's displays. 1 PM 2 PM Part 3 2023 NESC Changes – Dave Hernandez, P.E. 2 PM 2:20 PM Afternoon Break - Visit Sponsor's displays. 2:20 4:25 PM Part 4 Arc Flash Calculations and Estimations – Dave Hernandez, P.E. 4:25 4:45 PM Wrap-up and Q&A Bldg: Austin Scottish Rite Theater, 207 W. 18th Street, Austin, Texas, United States, 78701

Monthly Lone Star Section Executive Committee Meeting Room: 1.102, Bldg: 168, Southwest Research Institute, 6220 Culebra Road, San Antonio, Texas, United States, 78238, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/339971

Monthly CTS Exec Committee Phone Call - via Zoom. An email with reminder Zoom information will be sent to you before the call. Agenda: Proposed Agenda 1.Roll Call 2.Officers Update a. Chairman: - Sections Congress b. Vice Chair: c. Secretary: Chapter/Affinity Groups reporting & L31 d. Treasurer - Budget as of end of previous month 3. Special Events Update - PI2 Workshop on National Electric Safety Code 4. Students Brief Update: a. Student Branch Activities (Larry) b. Outreach Community Projects (Semih) 5. Chapters/Affinity groups & Chapter Vitality a. Life Members (Bill Martino) b. Consultants Network (Luis Bast) c. WIE (Leslie Martinich) d. YP (Haley Hirschfield) 6. Standing Committees/Coordinators Update a. Member Development (James) b. Newsletter/Website (Dennis , Martha) c. Sr. Member Upgrade (James) d. Finance (James) e. STEM (John Purvis), f. PACE (Norma), g. P&P (Tom) Zoom, Austin, Texas, United States

In this webinar, we discuss the importance of a well-drafted professional services agreement. We will talk about some of the critical risk management provisions that should be addressed in all professional services agreements and discuss ways to deal with poorly drafted provisions proposed by clients. - Discuss the importance of contract negotiations and insight that may be gained from the process; - Identify important contract provisions that are frequently the subject of difficult negotiations; - Consider the risk management implications associated with poorly worded provisions and ways to modify the language; and - Learn about the potential advantages associated with favorably-drafted provisions. This series is being presented in partnership with the (https://www.ieee.org/membership/discounts/index.html). Co-sponsored by: IEEE Member Discounts Program Speaker(s): Colleen M. Palmer, Esq. Beazley Group, Agenda: IEEE-USA's free webinars/events are designed to help you find your next job, maintain your career, negotiate an appropriate salary, understand ethical considerations in the workplace and learn about other career-building strategies and public policy developments that affect your profession. For information regarding upcoming webinars or to visit our vast webinar archive, please visit: https://ieeeusa.org/careers/webinars/ --------------------------------------------------------------- IEEE members can take advantage of exclusive and discounted pricing on insurance and a variety of products and services (where available) that can add up to substantial savings. Discover what IEEE Member Discounts can offer you. This program is offered exclusively to active IEEE members. Visit: (https://www.ieee.org/membership/discounts/index.html) Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/350052

Monthly Lone Star Section Executive Committee Meeting Room: 1.102, Bldg: 168, Southwest Research Institute, 6220 Culebra Road, San Antonio, Texas, United States, 78238, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/339974

Monthly CTS Exec Committee Phone Call - via Zoom. An email with reminder Zoom information will be sent to you before the call. Agenda: Proposed Agenda 1.Roll Call 2.Officers Update a. Chairman: - Sections Congress b. Vice Chair: c. Secretary: Chapter/Affinity Groups reporting & L31 d. Treasurer - Budget as of end of previous month 3. Special Events Update - PI2 Workshop on National Electric Safety Code 4. Students Brief Update: a. Student Branch Activities (Larry) b. Outreach Community Projects (Semih) 5. Chapters/Affinity groups & Chapter Vitality a. Life Members (Bill Martino) b. Consultants Network (Luis Bast) c. WIE (Leslie Martinich) d. YP (Haley Hirschfield) 6. Standing Committees/Coordinators Update a. Member Development (James) b. Newsletter/Website (Dennis , Martha) c. Sr. Member Upgrade (James) d. Finance (James) e. STEM (John Purvis), f. PACE (Norma), g. P&P (Tom) Zoom, Austin, Texas, United States

Monthly Lone Star Section Executive Committee Meeting Room: 1.102, Bldg: 168, Southwest Research Institute, 6220 Culebra Road, San Antonio, Texas, United States, 78238, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/339976

Monthly CTS Exec Committee Phone Call - via Zoom. An email with reminder Zoom information will be sent to you before the call. Agenda: Proposed Agenda 1.Roll Call 2.Officers Update a. Chairman: - Sections Congress b. Vice Chair: c. Secretary: Chapter/Affinity Groups reporting & L31 d. Treasurer - Budget as of end of previous month 3. Special Events Update - PI2 Workshop on National Electric Safety Code 4. Students Brief Update: a. Student Branch Activities (Larry) b. Outreach Community Projects (Semih) 5. Chapters/Affinity groups & Chapter Vitality a. Life Members (Bill Martino) b. Consultants Network (Luis Bast) c. WIE (Leslie Martinich) d. YP (Haley Hirschfield) 6. Standing Committees/Coordinators Update a. Member Development (James) b. Newsletter/Website (Dennis , Martha) c. Sr. Member Upgrade (James) d. Finance (James) e. STEM (John Purvis), f. PACE (Norma), g. P&P (Tom) Zoom, Austin, Texas, United States

Monthly Lone Star Section Executive Committee Meeting Room: 1.102, Bldg: 168, Southwest Research Institute, 6220 Culebra Road, San Antonio, Texas, United States, 78238, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/339979

Monthly CTS Exec Committee Phone Call - via Zoom. An email with reminder Zoom information will be sent to you before the call. Agenda: Proposed Agenda 1.Roll Call 2.Officers Update a. Chairman: - Sections Congress b. Vice Chair: c. Secretary: Chapter/Affinity Groups reporting & L31 d. Treasurer - Budget as of end of previous month 3. Special Events Update - PI2 Workshop on National Electric Safety Code 4. Students Brief Update: a. Student Branch Activities (Larry) b. Outreach Community Projects (Semih) 5. Chapters/Affinity groups & Chapter Vitality a. Life Members (Bill Martino) b. Consultants Network (Luis Bast) c. WIE (Leslie Martinich) d. YP (Haley Hirschfield) 6. Standing Committees/Coordinators Update a. Member Development (James) b. Newsletter/Website (Dennis , Martha) c. Sr. Member Upgrade (James) d. Finance (James) e. STEM (John Purvis), f. PACE (Norma), g. P&P (Tom) Zoom, Austin, Texas, United States

Monthly Lone Star Section Executive Committee Meeting Room: 1.102, Bldg: 168, Southwest Research Institute, 6220 Culebra Road, San Antonio, Texas, United States, 78238, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/339981

Joint meeting between the IEEE Shreveport Section and the LeTourneau University IEEE Student Branch. A Professional Development Hour (PDH) can be earned by attending this event. An official IEEE Certificate will be issued to attendees who complete and submit a post meeting survey. Co-sponsored by: IEEE Student Branch - LeTourneau University, Longview, TX Agenda: 1) Greeting and Social Time - 5:30PM 2) Speaker Introduction and Technical Presentation. 3) Section Business 4) Student Branch Business 5) Ajourn 2100 South Mobberly Ave, Longview, Texas, United States, 75602

Oklahoma State University's College of Engineering Technology is hosting the 2023 International Mechatronics Conference and Exposition at the Hamm Institute for American Energy in Oklahoma City, September 27 through 29, 2023. This Mechatronics conference is motivated by the demand for a multi-disciplinary workforce in industry. The conference brings together academic professionals and industrial experts in mechatronics, robotics, and other electromechanical fields. It is designed to provide an opportunity to stay current in this rapidly growing field and to network with like-minded colleagues. For Registration and more information, please use the link below to OSU's conference webpage. https://ceat.okstate.edu/det/conferences/mechatronics-and-robotics.html Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States

Monthly CTS Exec Committee Phone Call - via Zoom. An email with reminder Zoom information will be sent to you before the call. Agenda: Proposed Agenda 1.Roll Call 2.Officers Update a. Chairman: - Sections Congress b. Vice Chair: c. Secretary: Chapter/Affinity Groups reporting & L31 d. Treasurer - Budget as of end of previous month 3. Special Events Update - PI2 Workshop on National Electric Safety Code 4. Students Brief Update: a. Student Branch Activities (Larry) b. Outreach Community Projects (Semih) 5. Chapters/Affinity groups & Chapter Vitality a. Life Members (Bill Martino) b. Consultants Network (Luis Bast) c. WIE (Leslie Martinich) d. YP (Haley Hirschfield) 6. Standing Committees/Coordinators Update a. Member Development (James) b. Newsletter/Website (Dennis , Martha) c. Sr. Member Upgrade (James) d. Finance (James) e. STEM (John Purvis), f. PACE (Norma), g. P&P (Tom) Zoom, Austin, Texas, United States

Monthly Lone Star Section Executive Committee Meeting Room: 1.102, Bldg: 168, Southwest Research Institute, 6220 Culebra Road, San Antonio, Texas, United States, 78238, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/339982

Set Sail with IEEE-USA! Join us 16-20 October 2023 aboard Royal Caribbean’s Independence of the Seas for a 4-night cruise from sunny Orlando, Florida (Port Canaveral), to the tropical beauty of the Bahamas, as IEEE-USA celebrates 50 years of service to U.S. IEEE members. Our celebration cruise will feature exclusive events, food and live entertainment, nightly group dining, four informative, fast-paced and insightful “Lightning Sessions” on a variety of interesting topics, and scheduled meet-ups, but you’ll also have time to enjoy everything this remarkable ship has to offer. We’ll be cruising in style from Port Canaveral to stops in Nassau and CocoCay, before concluding our cruise back in Port Canaveral. Details: (https://cruise.ieeeusa.org/) Bldg: Cruise Terminal #1, Port Canaveral , 9050 Discover Place, Port Canaveral, Florida, United States, 32920

Come visit and support our IEEE OKC Section booth 100. Registration is free unless you want to attend the IT Executive Luncheon or Women in Tech Summit but there will be 30 Free 45 minutes topics for networking. - (https://t.e2ma.net/click/h6iv7f/xec8wmq/5kifiv): Offers a security-focused track that is open to all InnoTech attendees. - (https://t.e2ma.net/click/h6iv7f/xec8wmq/ldjfiv) hosted by OMES and Cyber Command: Offers a cybersecurity-focused track that is open to all InnoTech attendees. - InnoTech Keynote Presentation: Deception Via Perception (From Blue Tractors to a Blue & Black Dress) - Professional & educational development with 30+ educational seminars from industry professionals - The exhibit hall's latest & greatest including LIVE demos with LIVE people for presentation and networking - Morning Coffee and an Attende Buffet (for the 1st 100 attendees) - The InnoTech Happy 45-Minute Reception, where you can win some amazing prizes - The option to obtain to 7 continuing education hours and credits. INNOTECH HAPPY 45 MINUTE RECEPTION (an annual tradition!) – On October 19 from 3:15pm to 4:00pm all InnoTech attendees, exhibitors, speakers and sponsors are invited to enjoy complimentary beverages and networking inside the Exhibit Hall. During the celebration, prizes will be awarded to winning attendees for those who have completed their Passport to Prizes form and submitted it for the drawing. Registration is required so to get a complimentary conference pass use the code IEEE2C at innotechok.com Also if you can help manage the booth for 2 hours contact Bob Scolli. Co-sponsored by: Bob Scolli Speaker(s): , Agenda: Detailed agenda is located at https://www.techstrongevents.com/innotech-okc22/agenda 7:00 AM - 4:00 PM Networking (https://www.techstrongevents.com/innotech-okc22/session/1061675/registration-open) 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM Keynote (https://www.techstrongevents.com/innotech-okc22/session/1061676/keynote-deception-via-perception-from-blue-tractors-to-a-blue-black-dress) (https://www.techstrongevents.com/innotech-okc22/speaker/576514/jayson-e-street) 12:00 PM - 12:50 PM Networking (https://www.techstrongevents.com/innotech-okc22/session/1061601/attendee-lunch) 2:30 PM - 2:50 PM OK-ISAC Symposium (https://www.techstrongevents.com/innotech-okc22/session/992354/working-smarter-not-harder-to-thwart-modern-hackers) (https://www.techstrongevents.com/innotech-okc22/speaker/515772/geoff-wilson) 3:15 PM - 4:00 PM Networking (https://www.techstrongevents.com/innotech-okc22/session/1061602/happy-45-minute-reception) Bldg: OKC Convention Center, 100 Mick Cornett Dr, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States, 73109

Monthly CTS Exec Committee Phone Call - via Zoom. An email with reminder Zoom information will be sent to you before the call. Agenda: Proposed Agenda 1.Roll Call 2.Officers Update a. Chairman: - Sections Congress b. Vice Chair: c. Secretary: Chapter/Affinity Groups reporting & L31 d. Treasurer - Budget as of end of previous month 3. Special Events Update - PI2 Workshop on National Electric Safety Code 4. Students Brief Update: a. Student Branch Activities (Larry) b. Outreach Community Projects (Semih) 5. Chapters/Affinity groups & Chapter Vitality a. Life Members (Bill Martino) b. Consultants Network (Luis Bast) c. WIE (Leslie Martinich) d. YP (Haley Hirschfield) 6. Standing Committees/Coordinators Update a. Member Development (James) b. Newsletter/Website (Dennis , Martha) c. Sr. Member Upgrade (James) d. Finance (James) e. STEM (John Purvis), f. PACE (Norma), g. P&P (Tom) Zoom, Austin, Texas, United States

Monthly Lone Star Section Executive Committee Meeting Room: 1.102, Bldg: 168, Southwest Research Institute, 6220 Culebra Road, San Antonio, Texas, United States, 78238, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/339983

Joint meeting between the IEEE Shreveport Section and the Louisiana Tech University IEEE Student Branch. A Professional Development Hour (PDH) can be earned by attending this event. An official IEEE Certificate will be issued to attendees who complete and submit a post meeting survey. Co-sponsored by: IEEE LA Tech Nanotechnology Council Student Branch - Louisiana Tech University, Ruston, LA Agenda: 1) Greeting and Social Time - 5:30PM 2) Speaker Introduction and Technical Presentation. 3) Section Business 4) Student Branch Business 5) Ajourn Bldg: Integrated Engineering and Science Building (IESB), 456 Dan Reneau Dr, Ruston, Louisiana, United States, 71270

Monthly CTS Exec Committee Phone Call - via Zoom. An email with reminder Zoom information will be sent to you before the call. Agenda: Proposed Agenda 1.Roll Call 2.Officers Update a. Chairman: - Sections Congress b. Vice Chair: c. Secretary: Chapter/Affinity Groups reporting & L31 d. Treasurer - Budget as of end of previous month 3. Special Events Update - PI2 Workshop on National Electric Safety Code 4. Students Brief Update: a. Student Branch Activities (Larry) b. Outreach Community Projects (Semih) 5. Chapters/Affinity groups & Chapter Vitality a. Life Members (Bill Martino) b. Consultants Network (Luis Bast) c. WIE (Leslie Martinich) d. YP (Haley Hirschfield) 6. Standing Committees/Coordinators Update a. Member Development (James) b. Newsletter/Website (Dennis , Martha) c. Sr. Member Upgrade (James) d. Finance (James) e. STEM (John Purvis), f. PACE (Norma), g. P&P (Tom) Zoom, Austin, Texas, United States

Monthly CTS Exec Committee Phone Call - via Zoom. An email with reminder Zoom information will be sent to you before the call. Agenda: Proposed Agenda 1.Roll Call 2.Officers Update a. Chairman: - Sections Congress b. Vice Chair: c. Secretary: Chapter/Affinity Groups reporting & L31 d. Treasurer - Budget as of end of previous month 3. Special Events Update - PI2 Workshop on National Electric Safety Code 4. Students Brief Update: a. Student Branch Activities (Larry) b. Outreach Community Projects (Semih) 5. Chapters/Affinity groups & Chapter Vitality a. Life Members (Bill Martino) b. Consultants Network (Luis Bast) c. WIE (Leslie Martinich) d. YP (Haley Hirschfield) 6. Standing Committees/Coordinators Update a. Member Development (James) b. Newsletter/Website (Dennis , Martha) c. Sr. Member Upgrade (James) d. Finance (James) e. STEM (John Purvis), f. PACE (Norma), g. P&P (Tom) Zoom, Austin, Texas, United States