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DESCRIPTION:Reported by Professor Lei Chen\, Georgia Southern University\, 
 Savannah Section Officer\n- Session 1 started at 9:00 am in a regular clas
 sroom with 17 students and 1 STEM teacher who (interested in STEM/Computin
 g) signed up\n- Session 2 started at 9:40 am in the same classroom with 11
  students and 1 STEM teacher who (interested in STEM/Computing) signed up\
 n- I completed my participation at around 10:15 am\n- each session is abou
 t 30 minutes long\; during each session\, I\n- introduced myself as a Geor
 gia Southern IT faculty member with CS backgrounds and experiences and IEE
 E Senior Member and Savannah Section Officer\n- introduced the similaritie
 s and differences among IT\, CS\, and ECE\n- introduced IT and overall com
 puting programs\, specializations and main courses offered by Georgia Sout
 hern\n- introduced the trends in computing\, such as AI/ML/Data Science/Ro
 botics\n- answered students' and teacher's questions\, including but not l
 imited to what's a typical day as a STEM college student\, what is the ave
 rage/typical starting salary of a computing graduate\, etc.\n- passed out 
 program flyers\, NSF ELITE Scholarship Grant flyer (with application link)
 \, my business cards and freebies\, such as pens with IT@GSU logos\n\nCo-s
 ponsored by: Hilton Head High School Career Guidance\n\nAgenda: \nDiscuss 
 technical career with high school students in 2 sessions.\n\nHilton Head H
 igh School\, Hilton Head\, South Carolina\, United States
LOCATION:Hilton Head High School\, Hilton Head\, South Carolina\, United St
 ates
ORGANIZER:nrmcmu@gmail.com
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Hilton Head High School Career Day
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/419909
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><div>Reported by Professor Lei Chen\, Georgia
  Southern University\, Savannah Section Officer</div>\n<div>&nbsp\; - Sess
 ion 1 started at 9:00 am in a regular classroom with 17 students and 1 STE
 M teacher who (interested in STEM/Computing) signed up</div>\n<div>&nbsp\;
  - Session 2 started at 9:40 am in the same classroom with 11 students and
  1 STEM teacher who (interested in STEM/Computing) signed up</div>\n<div>&
 nbsp\; - I completed my participation at around 10:15 am</div>\n<div>&nbsp
 \; - each session is about 30 minutes long\; during each session\, I</div>
 \n<div>&nbsp\; &nbsp\; &nbsp\; - introduced myself as a Georgia Southern I
 T faculty member with CS backgrounds and experiences and IEEE Senior Membe
 r and Savannah Section Officer</div>\n<div>&nbsp\; &nbsp\; &nbsp\; - intro
 duced the similarities&nbsp\;and differences among IT\, CS\, and ECE</div>
 \n<div>&nbsp\; &nbsp\; &nbsp\; - introduced IT and overall computing progr
 ams\, specializations and main courses offered by Georgia Southern</div>\n
 <div>&nbsp\; &nbsp\; &nbsp\; - introduced the trends in computing\, such a
 s AI/ML/Data Science/Robotics</div>\n<div>&nbsp\; &nbsp\; &nbsp\; - answer
 ed students' and teacher's questions\, including but not limited to what's
  a typical day as a STEM college student\, what is the average/typical sta
 rting salary of a computing graduate\, etc.</div>\n<div>&nbsp\; &nbsp\; &n
 bsp\; - passed out program flyers\, NSF ELITE Scholarship Grant flyer (wit
 h application link)\, my business cards and freebies\, such as pens with I
 T@GSU logos</div><br /><br />Agenda: <br /><p>Discuss technical career wit
 h high school students in 2 sessions.</p>
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