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January 2008 Industrial Advisory Board Meeting
The mission of the ECE Industrial Advisory Board is to advise the ECE Department chair and faculty on strategic matters that can enhance their teaching, research, and service missions.
Highlights from the spring 2007 ISE Undergraduate Student Conference
Car 54 takes to the water: Portsmouth Harbor Marine Patrol to get test boat from UNH
Dr. William LenharthWill Participate in Professional Ergonomics Certification
The Board of Certification in Professional Ergonomics asked William Lenharth to participate in the evaluation of applicants for professional certification in September 2007. This involved being part of a three person panel and evaluating applications based on the professional standards.
The Board of Certification in Professional Ergonomics also asked William Lenharth to supervise the professional exams given at the National Ergonomics conference in Las Vegas in November 2007. These exams are held three times per year at different ergonomics conferences and are one day in length.
UNH/ECE Homecoming and Kingsbury Hall Dedication {ECE Pictures from Homecoming and the Kingsbury Hall Dedication & UNH Alumni Photo Tour}
The ECE Department invited all alumni, students, family and friends to campus for Homecoming Weekend 2007, Oct. 12-14. On Saturday October 13 from 9:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. refreshments were served at the CEPS tent at Boulder Field before the football game. Fun activities and refreshments (hot dogs, hamburgers, and beverages) were enjoyed by all.
On Saturday from 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. at the south entrance foyer of Kingsbury Hall an Open House Reception and Tour of our new facilities was held along with a BBQ. This was a great opportunity for all to see our new classrooms, laboratories, and offices. We hope you enjoyed Homecoming and our new Kingsbury Hall !!
EXPLORE HIGH
TECHNOLOGY DAY - Friday, March 21, 2008
Explore High Technology Day will be held on Friday, March 21, 2008 at the
University of New Hampshire. This
inaugural event will take
place in the newly renovated Kingsbury Hall on the Durham campus.
The goal of Explore High Technology Day is to portray, through
demonstrations and hands-on workshops, how exciting high-tech projects and
careers can be. The day will consists of five, 50-minute sessions plus a
free lunch provided by Microsoft Corporation. In addition, a Microsoft
spokesperson will present on technology trends and the software economy.
The day’s events will begin at 8:30am and end at 1:55pm. Some schools may
want to skip sessions at the beginning or end of the day to account for
travel to and from Durham. Come to as many or as few sessions as makes sense
for your school. Schools will need to register by January 15 to attend.
To register, send e-mail to Rachel Purnell at office@cs.unh.edu. In the
e-mail, include the name and location of your school and how many students
and teachers will be attending. Please contact the ECE Department for
additional information (ece.dept@unh.edu
or 603.862.1357)
ECEBLOGGER
Check out the ECEBLOGGER web site. You will find lots of information about engineers sharing professional experiences.
ECE Seniors (Class of 2007), Faculty, and ISE Judges in Front of Morse Hall
ECE Emeritus Prof. Albert D. Frost, Receives the ILA President's Award
At the recent International Loran Association (ILA)
Convention
and Technical Symposium held in Groton CT, Dr. Albert D. Frost, Prof. (emeritus)
of the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of New
Hampshire, was the recipient of the President's Award for his outstanding
service and contributions to Loran and the ILA.
Calling all CEPS Alums!
The CEPS Alumni Society is a way for alumni from the College of Engineering and Physical Sciences to remain connected to the college, their departments and their professors.
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