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DESCRIPTION:This event includes a two-part deployment of IEEE MOVE in Houst
 on\, TX.\n\nPART 1 - AT&T-sponsored public safety technology career day at
  Spring Woods High School. The event will open with a press event with Sta
 te Representative Lacey Hull's office and a check presentation from AT&T t
 o the Texas DPS Troopers Foundation. Charles Stein (AT&T External & Legisl
 ative Affairs Director) will provide opening remarks alongside Texas House
  District 138 and Texas DPS Troopers. Laptops will be distributed to 75 st
 udents and the latest edition of IEEE Spectrum Magazine will be included i
 n each bag. A fleet vehicle expo featuring Texas DPS Troopers Foundation a
 nd Houston Police Department will inspire students to purse STEM careers a
 cross first responders professions through immersive experiences. IEEE MOV
 E will participate in the expo with a table\, signage\, and giveaways. AT&
 T volunteers will also teach online safety and digital citizenship courses
 .\n\nPART 2 - IEEE MOVE Day at Houston City College (HCC is formerly Houst
 on Community College) Spring Branch Campus. IEEE MOVE will be the sole veh
 icle featured and will engage students\, staff and administration to highl
 ight first responder careers. HCC will convene its centers of excellence (
 IT\, public safety\, engineering) to attract students toward membership in
  IEEE and the community college systems bridge pathways into 4-year engine
 ering degrees. The Public Engagement Officer for Houston City Council Memb
 er Amy Peck will provide opening remarks along with Charles Stein (R5 Indu
 stry Engagement Liaison) and HCC Officials. Council Member Peck chairs the
  City of Houston Public Safety Committee.\n\nSpeaker(s): Charles\n\n2045 G
 essner Rd\, Houston\, Texas\, United States
LOCATION:2045 Gessner Rd\, Houston\, Texas\, United States
ORGANIZER:charles.stein@ieee.org
SEQUENCE:11
SUMMARY:Spring Woods High School Public Safety Career & Technology Day
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/498375
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>This event includes a two-part deployment 
 of IEEE MOVE in Houston\, TX.</p>\n<p>PART 1 - AT&amp\;T-sponsored public 
 safety technology career day at Spring Woods High School. The event will o
 pen with a press event with State Representative Lacey Hull's office and a
  check presentation from AT&amp\;T to the Texas DPS Troopers Foundation. C
 harles Stein (AT&amp\;T External &amp\; Legislative Affairs Director) will
  provide opening remarks alongside Texas House District 138 and Texas DPS 
 Troopers. Laptops will be distributed to 75 students and the latest editio
 n of IEEE Spectrum Magazine will be included in each bag. A fleet vehicle 
 expo featuring Texas DPS Troopers Foundation and Houston Police Department
  will inspire students to purse STEM careers across first responders profe
 ssions through immersive experiences. IEEE MOVE will participate in the ex
 po with a table\, signage\, and giveaways. AT&amp\;T volunteers will also 
 teach online safety and digital citizenship courses.&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>PART 2
  - IEEE MOVE Day at Houston City College (HCC is formerly Houston Communit
 y College) Spring Branch Campus. IEEE MOVE will be the sole vehicle featur
 ed and will engage students\, staff and administration to highlight first 
 responder careers. HCC will convene its centers of excellence (IT\, public
  safety\, engineering) to attract students toward membership in IEEE and t
 he community college systems bridge pathways into 4-year engineering degre
 es. The Public Engagement Officer for Houston City Council Member Amy Peck
  will provide opening remarks along with Charles Stein (R5 Industry Engage
 ment Liaison) and HCC Officials. Council Member Peck chairs the City of Ho
 uston Public Safety Committee.</p>
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