The Electrical and Computer Engineering Department Heads Association |
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A Message from the Executive Director |
Dear ECEDHA friends and family,
Happy October! We are now well into the academic year, and looking ahead to our annual gathering in March. Please be sure to mark your calendars for the 2022 ECEDHA Annual Conference and ECExpo, set for March 25-28 in New Orleans, Louisiana. After two years of being apart, we look forward to bringing everyone back together Mardi Gras style for in-person networking, education, and collaboration. In 2022, we will reboot, reset, and most importantly, reunite!
This year's Program Committee, led by Agnieszka Miguel, has been working diligently to create yet another world-class program for our members. If you are interested in joining their efforts, please reach out to the ECEDHA team. Your involvement keeps our community strong!
We appreciate your continued engagement and look forward to seeing you all in person this spring.
All the best,
John R. Janowiak
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October 26, 2021 | 12pm CT
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Fall 2021
ABET Virtual Town Hall
Fall 2021
ECEDHA Educators Summit
March 25-28, 2022
2022 ECEDHA Annual Conference & ECExpo - New Orleans, LA
March 25, 2022
ECEDHA New Chairs Workshop
New Orleans, LA
March 25, 2022
ABET Workshop
New Orleans, LA
New Programs added daily!
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Research. Technology. The Future of ECE.
Stream the new podcast series now!
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Join us for the new ECE TECH TALKS Podcast Series!
Throughout this series, host Barry Sullivan sits down for casual conversations with thought leaders in ECE – across both academia and industry – to hear their perspectives on the latest in research, technology, and their vision of the future of ECE.
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Tsu-Jae King Liu
Dean and Roy W. Carlson Professor of Engineering,
UC Berkeley
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Episode 6: A Conversation with Tsu-Jae King Liu
In this month's episode, hosts Barry Sullivan and John Janowiak sit down with the Dean and Roy W. Carlson Professor of Engineering at the UC Berkeley College of Engineering, Tsu-Jae King Liu.
Tsu-Jae King Liu, who told herself to avoid the engineering field at a young age, discusses her path into the ECE world and her experiences during it.
Tune in as we listen to Tsu-Jae discuss gender disparity in ECE, the shift to online learning, and the power of engineering for future students.
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On the Future of ECE Education in a Rapidly-Transforming World, Based on Recent Lessons from the Pandemic
By: Badri Roysam, University of Houston
The foundational core of the ECE undergraduate program has not changed significantly for multiple decades, going back to the days when I was an undergraduate student myself. While I am certainly not suggesting that we need to completely revamp our long-successful discipline that is rooted in well-established physical laws and mathematical principles, the pandemic and many other global “jolts” that we have experienced over the past year have certainly brought many fresh imperatives into focus. I feel that it is certainly an opportune time to examine these factors and start a discussion.
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Quantum 'Fingerprints' Made Smaller and Delivered Faster
By: Matthew Tierney, University of Toronto
Suppose you and a distant cousin are about to inherit some money, and you each have a version of the will on your computer. What is the least amount of information your computers must share to determine whether the versions are the same?
What you have on your hands is a communication complexity problem.
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Sponsored Article: Mouser Electronics' Online Calculators Help Speed Electronic Design Process for Aspiring Engineers
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Mouser Electronics, Inc., the authorized global distributor with the newest semiconductors and electronic components, is also a single destination for all of the technical resources and tools to help aspiring and professional engineers throughout the design process.
Mouser’s free Technical Resource Center now offers an extensive lineup of online calculators designed to help engineers of all skill levels save time figuring out anything from power conversion computations to resistor color codes.
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A Conversation with our Board Members |
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We sat down with Mingyan to tap into her mindset on career paths, the future of ECE, and life in general. Here is what she shared... |
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Mingyan Liu
Peter & Evelyn Fuss Chair of Electrical and Computer Engineering,
University of Michigan
Secretary, ECEDHA
Board of Directors
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Q. Why is ECEDHA important to you?
A. ECEDHA is a great source of community and information on ECE programs across the country
Q. What have you found to have been most rewarding in your experience with ECEDHA?
A. Getting to know other fellow chairs, sharing experiences and learning from them
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Association Announcements |
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NEW! Now Accepting Nominations for the 2021 ECEDHA Awards
ECEDHA is now accepting nominations for its 2021 Awards. Nominations are due by Friday, November 21, 2021. All awards will be presented at the 2022 ECEDHA Annual Conference and ECExpo in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Outstanding Leadership and Service Award
Innovative Program Award
Diversity Award
Industry Award
CHECE Canadian Leadership and Service Award
ECE Technology Integration Award
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Now Renewing: 2021-2022 ECEDHA Academic Membership
Renew your membership today to continue receiving ECEDHA member benefits, including:
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Access to the 2021 ECEDHA Summit Series, a virtual program
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The opportunity to attend the 2022 ECEDHA Annual Conference & ECExpo set for March 25-28, 2022 in New Orleans, Louisiana
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The opportunity to participate in the ECEDHA Annual Survey, a valuable tool in benchmarking data
- Complimentary job posting service via the ECEDHA website
- And much more!
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Now Available On-Demand!
Virtual Programming from the ECEDHA Lab Pros & Corporate Technology Summit
This summer, ECEDHA members gathered for another installment of the ECEDHA Summit Series. Led by Hayne Shumate (Mouser Electronics) the July Summit gathered peers to discuss technology bandwidth, lifelong learning, student engineer experiences and more!
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Previously recorded webinars are now available for your on-demand viewing!
Sponsored by Rohde & Schwarz
Sponsored by Ansys
Sponsored by Texas Instruments
Sponsored by Coursera
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ECEDHA Member and Partner News |
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Rising Stars in EECS: A Virtual Event
October 14-15, 2021
This intensive workshop at MIT brings together top graduate and postdoc women in EECS for scientific interactions and discussions about navigating the early stages of careers in academia.
The program includes invited presentations on targeting the academic search process, giving effective job talks, and developing and refining research and teaching statements. Panel discussions will focus on the first years of an academic career. There will be time for participants to get to know each other and form lasting connections.
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A Little Engineering Humor |
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An electrical current joins the air force...
He was too afraid to fly over enemy ohmland because he was worried he'd be grounded.
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