Testimonials

"With support from the IEEE Foundation, Engineering for Change (E4C) was able to create the infrastructure for a long-term, effective Appropriate Solutions Evaluation Program (ASEP). E4C is now on track to develop the evaluation methodology and continue the participatory design of the supporting platform. This will solidify the framework, so that evaluated solutions will start rolling out in 2013, growing the catalogue on a continuous basis. This fresh content and first-of-its-kind capability increases E4C's standing as a thought leader within the engineering and
global development communities."

Holly Schneider Brown, Program Manager, IEEE
regarding the US$100,000 grant entitled E4C: Appropriate Technologies Solutions Review

 

"First, I would like to extend my deep gratitude to the Nathanson Family and to the IEEE Aerospace and Electronic System Society (AESS) for this great honor. Second, I am very grateful for the grant for continuing education in the radar area."

Professor Yonia Eldar recipient of 2014 IEEE-AESS Fred Nathanson Memorial Radar Award
about receiving the Nathanson Award and the grant to further her education and career in the field of radar support by the Fred Nathanson Memorial Radar Education Fund of the IEEE Foundation

 

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in the electrical engineering area.”  

Daniel D. Hoolihan, IEEE Senior Member

 

"The generous funding from the IEEE Life Members Fund of the IEEE Foundation enabled IEEE WIE to inspire and empower girls, and raise awareness of the importance of engineering and how it benefits humanity, while documenting the achievements of women in the profession as role models."

Keyana Tennant, Program Manager, IEEE Women in Engineering
regarding the US$25,000 grant project entitled IEEE-WIE – I Change the World.  I am an Engineer

 

"The Museum of Innovation and Science has made a major achievement through the generosity of the IEEE Life Members Fund of the IEEE Foundation. The Museum has now digitized its entire collection of more than 1,500 General Electric (GE) motion pictures, created a YouTube channel- “Schenectady Invention and Technology Films,” and re-housed the films in
new acid-free containers."

Christopher Hunter
discussing the $13,133 grant project entitle Preserving & Increasing Access to GE Films

 

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will make a difference.”

John Meredith, IEEE Senior Life Member