IEEE MOVE Global is an emergency response program dedicated to assisting natural disaster relief efforts with short-term communication and power solutions. The program provides essential services such as internet access, mobile phone charging, and lighting to help people stay connected during disasters. When not deployed for emergency relief, IEEE MOVE Global engages in community outreach and STEM education. The IEEE MOVE India program, initiated by the IEEE India Council Region 10 in collaboration with state disaster agencies and NGOs, focuses on disaster response efforts in India. This talk will highlight MOVE India's activities, including disaster awareness and STEM workshops conducted across the country. These workshops emphasize disaster preparedness, climate change, and sustainability, aiming to educate and empower students to create a safer, more resilient future. The session will also showcase the launch of STEM kits designed to educate students about climate change and sustainability. Additionally, the talk will provide a preview of the MOVE India Truck, set to launch in 2025. This mobile vehicle, equipped with communication and power equipment, will play a key role in supporting disaster relief operations in India. Co-sponsored by: IEEE-USA MOVE Program Speaker(s): Sadhana Attavar Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/482534

Join us for an exclusive tour of Endress+Hauser's state-of-the-art facility in Greenwood, Indiana! Explore our Process Training Unit (PTU), a full-scale, working process skid featuring cutting-edge instrumentation and controls, designed to provide hands-on training in a real-world process environment. Then, step into our Level & Pressure Production Center, where innovative level and pressure measurement devices are meticulously assembled and tested to meet the highest global quality standards. Discover how Endress+Hauser delivers precision, reliability, and sustainability in process automation, all from our LEED-certified campus in the heart of Indiana. Co-sponsored by: Endress+Hauser USA Agenda: We could split up into two groups. We can accommodate as many as 40 (20 start in the PTU / 20 start in level/pressure) Ideally we would start the tour(s) promptly at 5:30, with each tour approximately 45 minutes. For those interest dinner is available at the conclusion of the tours ~7:15/30 PM. A good opportunity for networking and discussions about what we have learned. Bldg: Process Training Unit, 2350 Endress Place, Greenwood, Indiana, United States, 46143

Have you ever wanted help completing a IEEE Committee application. IEEE, Technical Activities Board (TAB) and Member and Geographic Activities (MGA) will be accepting submissions for 2026 committee positions in May. Learn how to complete your application to get noticed. Learn more about the MGA N&A process at https://mga.ieee.org/board-committees/nominations-appointments. Learn more about the IEEE N&A process at (https://www.ieee.org/about/corporate/nominations/index.html) To be eligible to be a Chair or a voting member of any Committee, except the Student Activities Committee, the individual must be a member in good standing and shall be at IEEE Graduate Student Member, Member, Senior Member, or Fellow grade. Please note that at this time, the N&A committee is only querying individuals for their willingness to serve and an appointment cannot be guaranteed. Appointments are contingent upon N&A's recommendation and approval by the appropriate Board, or appointment by the VP. Speaker(s): Kathy Land, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/477908

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