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SSCS NEWS IEEE Leon K. Kirchmayer Graduate Teaching Award Nomination Deadline - 31 January The IEEE Graduate Teaching Award is a Technical Field Award established by the Board of Directors in 1990 and renamed in honor of Leon K. Kirchmayer in 2002. Dr. Kirchmayer was well known and revered throughout the world for his commitment to students and education. This award honors teachers of electrical and electronics engineering and the related disciplines, ‘for inspirational teaching of graduate students in the IEEE fields of interest.’ A primary goal of the IEEE is to ensure that the Institute Awards Program provides due recognition for superior achievement in the engineering profession. To that end, and in response to the desire of the membership, the Awards Board, and Board of Directors that the field of education be more broadly recognized, this award for graduate teaching was added to the Awards Program. Selection criteria include such contributions as curriculum development, authorship of course materials, involvement with students and faculty in advisory capacities, as well as ‘attracting students to engineering and scientific professions, and preparing them for effective careers in engineering and the sciences.’ Recipient selection is administered by the IEEE Awards Board through the Technical Field Awards Council. It is awarded to an individual only. In the evaluation process, the following criteria are considered: excellence in teaching graduate students, curriculum development with the inclusion of current research and development knowledge that reflects the state of the art in courses, authorship of course material for graduate students; and involvement with and direction of students to prepare them for effective careers in engineering and the sciences, and the quality of the nomination. The award consists of a bronze medal, certificate and honorarium. For nomination form, list of past recipients and a committee roster: www.ieee.org/awards/sums/gradtch.xml Call for Nominations: SSCS Predoctoral Fellowships 2007 – 2008 Due Date is 1 May, 2007 Nominations for the Society’s Predoctoral Fellowships in solid-state circuits are due on 1 May, 2007 for the academic year 2007-2008. The oneyear awards will include a stipend of $15,000, tuition and fees up to a maximum of $8,000, and a grant of $2,000 to the department in which the recipient is registered. A maximum of two awards will be made. Applicants must have completed at least one year of graduate study, be in a Ph.D. program in the area of solid-state circuits, and be a member of IEEE. The award will be made on the basis of academic record and promise, dissertation research program, and need. Applications should be in electronic format and must include the following items: A Short (one-page) Biography - including IEEE membership number. Academic Records - including a copy of all relevant undergraduate and graduate transcripts. Graduate Study Plans - including a summary of what has been completed and what is planned (about 2 pages is appropriate), plus a list of any publications authored or co-authored. A copy of each publication is desirable. Work that must be done to complete the graduate program of study should be explained -why it is important, and what is novel about its approach -- as well as the importance of SSCS predoctoral fellowship support toward completion of the doctoral degree. Letters of Recommendation - At least two letters of recommendation are required; one should be from the principal advisor. These letters should address academic record, accomplishments and promise, graduate study research program, and need. Deadline: 1 May 2007 Please email your application materials to: sscsFellowship@ieee.org. Electronic file submission is preferred but if paper files are all you can provide, either fax them to +1 732-981-3401 or mail to: IEEE-SSCS Executive Office Predoctoral Fellowship 445 Hoes Lane Piscataway, NJ 08854 82 IEEE SSCS NEWSLETTER Winter 2007
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A 30 Year Retrospective on Dennard
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