In 2021 the IEEE Susquehanna Section established the annual Capstone award to recognize the best undergraduate Capstone project in the Section’s geographic area. Local universities and colleges, who require their undergraduate students to participate in Capstone project activities as a requirement to receive a degree, submit in their judgement the best Capstone project which represents their school to the IEEE Susquehanna Section. The Section then judges each project and present the Section Capstone award to the winning contributors. This event will honor the 2024 recipient of the IEEE Susquehanna Section Capstone award, Elizabeth Hargrove from Messiah University, and her project entitled "Stance-Control Orthosis: The Electrical Design of a Novel Stance Control Orthosis." The event will consist of dinner, an awards ceremony, and then a technical presentation of the winning project by this year's recipient. Dinner will consist of: - London Broil - Garden Salad - Fingerling Potatoes - Honey Roasted Carrots - Assorted Dinner Rolls - Brownies Parking for the event is free and is in either the parking lot south of the library or the parking lot north of Olmsted Building. See the below map of the PSU Harrisburg for an overview on where the building and parking is located. There is a fee for the entire dinner+presentation event. There is no fee for only attending the presentation. Speaker(s): Elizabeth Hargrove, Agenda: Dinner: 6:00 - 7:00 PM Award Ceremony: 7:00 - 7:45 PM Presentation: 7:45 - 8:15 PM Q&A: 8:15 - 8:30 PM Room: E134, Bldg: Olmsted Building, Penn State Harrisburg, 777 West Harrisburg Pike, Middletown, Pennsylvania, United States, 17507

IEEE Dayton and the Kittyhawk Chapter, International AOC are co-hosting the fall lunch series for 2024. Guests hear from industry, government and academic leaders during a networking lunch. Each lunch is held at the Tower Club, 3500 Pentagon Boulevard, Beavercreek, OH 45431. Guests must register by the Friday before the lunch at the registration site hosted by KittyhawkAOC at https://kittyhawkaoc.org/luncheons. Cost is $15 paid in advance using secure online payment. Co-sponsored by: Kittyhawk Chapter of the International Association of Old Crows (AOC) Speaker(s): Dr. Matt Casto, Bldg: The Tower Club, 3500 Pentagon Boulevard, Beavercreek, Ohio, United States, 45431

The Cleveland chapter of the IEEE Computer Society is gathering to meet and talk with peers about what interesting work is going on in the area. This is meant to be a conversational setting . Let’s hear your story and talk about how we should leverage our local IEEE Computer Society membership . I’ll have some examples prepared, but we want to know what is interesting to you and how you’d like to structure gatherings for our group in the future. Space is limited so please register to let us know you’re coming. Agenda: 10 minute Recap of what the IEEE Cleveland Chapter events this year 10 minute overview of resources available to IEEE Members, and specifically the Computer Society 1 hour open discussion of interesting professional projects. (I have some examples if needed) 15 minute recap of what we heard and what we'd like gatherings to look like going forward. Notes: The lodge has 8 conference sized tables (dining chairs with backs) seating approximately 64 people with (2) 14 ft. counters. Alcohol is permitted inside the lodge only. No alcohol in the parking lot, restrooms or on the trails. A tabletop whiteboard will be provided for illustration. Drinks and snacks will be provided. Bldg: Holbrook Hollows Lodge, 7250 Country Lane, Chagrin Falls, Ohio, United States, 44023

The IEEE Vehicular Technology Society (VTS) Philadelphia Chapter is invited to join the Philadelphia Chapter of the Pennsylvania Society of Professional Engineers for a professional presentation on An Overview of the Philadelphia Zoning Process for Engineers by Meredith L. Ferleger, Esq., Dilworth Paxson, LLP. Securing entitlements for a project in Philadelphia requires interaction with a variety of stakeholders throughout the process, including pre-requisite review agencies, permitting departments, City Council members, and local communities. Project Engineers are frequently called on to provide critical support to the project team, which may include the developer, architects, attorneys and other consultants with the common goal to see the project to fruition. If a variance is required, the Engineering team is relied upon to provide crucial information on the project’s impacts concerning noise, traffic, environmental issues, and other “non-zoning” related aspects of the project that are important to address while working with numerous stakeholders throughout the process. Join Meredith L. Ferleger, Esq. of Dilworth Paxson LLP on September 4th for a discussion surrounding the Philadelphia zoning process and learn of how the engineering team may assist to shepherd the project from the first filing to the issuance of a Zoning Permit. There is no charge for meeting attendance, only for PDH certificates. The PDH certificate is provided through the Philadelphia Chapter of PSPE, not the IEEE. PSPE believes the “course” will be accepted for credit in PA, NJ, and other National Model states where courses do not required pre-approval. This course has not been certified for credit in the State of NY. No payment to the IEEE or evaluation form on the VTS website is required. For PDH registration and to find more information about the Zoom link for the meeting, please go to: http://www.pspe-philly.org IEEE VTS Philadelphia Chapter Officers: Chapter Chair: Brandon S. Swartley, P.E., STV Incorporated, [email protected] Vice-Chair: Harvey Glickenstein, P.E., F.I.R.S.E., [email protected] Secretary and Treasurer: Robert Fisher, P.E., WSP, [email protected] Co-sponsored by: Philadelphia Chapter of the Pennsylvania Society of Professional Engineers Speaker(s): Meredith Ferleger Agenda: Introduction Professional presentation Questions Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/431684