IEEE Reliability Society Newsletter     Vol. 56, No. 1. February 2010

Table of Content

Front page:
President's Message
From the Editor

Society News:
Meet the RS officers and
AdCom Class of 2012

RS Members Receive Fellows Recognition

Awards:
Reliability Engineers Recognized at the Annual RS Banquet.

Distinguished Lecturer Program:
Call for RS
Distinguished Lecturers

Feature Article:
NXT Battery Voltage Experiment

Chapter Activities:
Cleveland Chapter

Dallas Chapter
Singapore Chapter


Technical Activities:
Annual Technology Report

Announcements:
New Smart Grid Technology Initiative


Security and Privacy Magazine: Call for Papers

Links:

Reliability Society Home

RS Newsletter Homepage

Call for RS Distinguished Lecturers (DLs)

The Reliability Society is looking for candidates for its newly revised Disguised Lecturers Program. Following is a short description of the program and the requirement for DL status.

 

Program Description 

The primary purpose of the RS Distinguished Lecturer Program (DLP) is to help Society Chapters provide interesting and informative programs to serve the needs of members of the RS Society and to enhance their professional vitality by keeping them informed of new technological developments and applications. While the speakers may be available for other functions, the Distinguished Lecturer Program is not intended to support plenary speakers for conferences, symposiums, workshops, or university seminars.

 

Why Become a DL?

Being named as a society DL is a form of recognition for distinguished professionals. To be designated as a DL candidate a society member must be an IEEE Sr Member (Has 10 yrs of experience) or Fellow grade. The individual should have a reasonable command of the English language and ability to lecture to small and large groups.

 

How to Nominate RS Members as DLs 

If you wish to nominate a well qualified colleague for this honor, of wish to self nominate yourself, please send in the in formation to:

 

Dr. Irving Engelson,
Coordinator, RS DL Program
i.engelson@ieee.org: