Education - IEEE Electron Devices Society

CALL FOR EDS PODCAST ANCHOR – WOMEN IN STEM

Are you passionate about promoting diversity and inclusion in STEM fields? Do you have a deep understanding of electron devices and a knack for engaging interviews? If so, we want you to join us as the anchor for our exciting new spin-off series focused on women in STEM! We believe that a spin-off series focused on women in STEM, particularly in electron devices, will be a valuable addition to our podcast lineup. By highlighting the achievements and experiences of successful women engineers, we can inspire the next generation of women to pursue careers in STEM.

About the Series: Building on the success of our IEEE EDS-sponsored Podcast with EDS Luminaries, which has garnered over 15,000 views, we propose to launch a spin-off series focused on women in STEM, with a particular emphasis on electron devices. The purpose of this series is to motivate and inspire women engineers to pursue careers in STEM fields, addressing the underrepresentation of women in engineering disciplines by showcasing the achievements, experiences, and insights of successful women in the field.

Format: The series will follow a similar format to the original podcast, featuring interviews with prominent women engineers who have made significant contributions to the field of electron devices. Each episode will delve into the guest's life, career journey, challenges faced, successes achieved, and advice for aspiring women engineers.

Requirements:

- In-depth knowledge of electron devices and the broader STEM landscape

- Ability to identify and engage with the right group of interviewees

- Strong communication and interviewing skills

- Commitment to maintaining the technicality and timeliness of the series

- Ability to conduct interviews in an engaging and professional manner

Launch Strategy: We will launch the spin-off series through our existing podcast platform, leveraging our established audience and network. The selection process for the Podcast anchor role will involve soliciting applications of interest with self-prepared audition videos on YouTube. A neutral committee will then interview the selected prospective candidates.

Benefits:

- Provides role models and mentors for aspiring women engineers

- Raises awareness of the contributions of women in STEM fields

- Promotes diversity and inclusion within the engineering community

- Helps address the gender gap in engineering disciplines

- Aligns with IEEE EDS's commitment to supporting and advancing the careers of all engineers

Application Process: If you are interested in this exciting opportunity, please submit your application of interest along with a self-prepared 3 minutes audition video on YouTube. Deadline for applications is 30 June 2024. For any inquiries, please contact eds@ieee.org and mmhussain@ieee.org.

SUBMIT YOU APPLICATION TO SERVE AS A PODCAST ANCHOR

CALL FOR EDS PODCAST ANCHOR – FOSTERING CAREER DEVELOPMENT – YOUNG PROFESSIONALS

Are you passionate about supporting the next generation of engineers and fostering career development in electron devices? Do you have a keen understanding of the challenges and aspirations of young professionals in the field? If so, we invite you to join us as the anchor for our exciting new spin-off series focused on young professionals in electron devices! We believe that a spin-off series focused on young professionals in the field of electron devices will be a valuable resource for the next generation of engineers. By featuring the stories and experiences of successful young professionals, we can provide guidance, mentorship, and inspiration to those embarking on their careers.

About the Series: Building on the success of our highly successful IEEE EDS-sponsored Podcast with EDS Luminaries, which has garnered over 15,000 views, we propose to launch a spin-off series focused on young professionals in the field of electron devices. The purpose of this series is to provide guidance, mentorship, and inspiration to young professionals embarking on their careers in electron devices and related fields.

Format: The spin-off series will adopt a similar format to the original podcast, featuring interviews with young professionals who have demonstrated exceptional talent and leadership in the field of electron devices. Each episode will explore the guest's career journey, accomplishments, challenges faced, lessons learned, and aspirations for the future. Through these interviews, we aim to provide practical guidance and inspiration to young professionals navigating the early stages of their careers.

Requirements:

- Understanding of the challenges and aspirations of young professionals in the field of electron devices

- Ability to identify and engage with successful young professionals as interviewees

- Strong communication and interviewing skills

- Commitment to maintaining the technicality and timeliness of the series

- Ability to conduct interviews in an engaging and professional manner

Benefits:

- Provides mentorship and guidance to young professionals entering the field

- Highlights the achievements and contributions of early-career engineers

- Offers practical insights and advice for career development and advancement

- Fosters a sense of community and networking among young professionals in the electron devices community

- Aligns with IEEE EDS's commitment to supporting the professional growth and development of all engineers

Application Process: If you are interested in this exciting opportunity, please submit your application of interest along with a self-prepared 3 minutes audition video on YouTube. Deadline for applications is 30 June 2024. For any inquiries, please contact eds@ieee.org and mmhussain@ieee.org.

SUBMIT YOU APPLICATION TO SERVE AS A PODCAST ANCHOR

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EDS Education Achievement Certificate

The EDS Education Achievement Certificate is aimed at early-career professionals working in the field of electron devices. It is especially intended to encourage the career development of young professionals including advanced graduate students and industry professionals.

Criteria: Current EDS Member

To receive your certificate, 15 professional development hours (PDHs) must be completed. This can be obtained from a combination of the following:

1. EDS Webinar (1 PDH per webinar, can accumulate up to 6 PDH) Must Complete PDH evaluation Survey

2. EDS Summer School (3 PDH per day, can accumulate up to 6 PDH) To produce attendance certificate

3. MQ's (3 PDH per day, can accumulate up to 6 PDH) To produce attendance certificate

Once you have completed any combination of the above and received 15 PDHs, please complete the certificate form (insert Smartsheet link here) to request your Electron Devices Society Certificate of Achievement.

Join us as we host interviews with some of the most successful members of our Society sharing their lives and careers. Their insight and wisdom will be invaluable inspiration and knowledge for those in the engineering field.

Stay tuned to our social media channels and this website for future announcements on upcoming events.

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