Family STEM Night at Addison Elementary. Co-sponsored by: Addison Elementary 3055 Ebenezer Rd. NE, Marietta, Georgia, United States, 30066

Family STEM Nights bring families together to explore the exciting world of STEM. Whether it's physical science, mathematics, engineering, or information technology, these events offer an opportunity for students and their families to engage in hands-on activities, demonstrations, and discussions led by guest instructors. Dolvin Elementary’s Family STEM Night will be on January 22 from 5:00–6:30 p.m. The event will follow a “festival format,” allowing families to come and go as they please. You’re welcome to Bring Your Own Activity (BYOA), or we can provide a fun, ready-to-run activity with all supplies included. If you’re available and interested in helping out, please contact Richardson.Melody@gmail.com. We’d be thrilled to have your support in inspiring the next generation of scientists and engineers. 10495 Jones Bridge Rd, Johns Creek, Georgia, United States, 30022

Region 3 IEEE Senior Member Elevation Coordinator team invites you to an exclusive technical history webinar presented in partnership with the Quarter Century Wireless Association, Inc. (QCWA), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving the heritage and advancement of radio communications. This program explores two fascinating topics from the Vietnam War era: “HF and VHF Radios Used by the North Vietnamese Army (NVA)” and “The Army Security Agency’s (ASA) Ground-Based and Aerial Radio Direction Finding — the Best Intelligence of the War!” Attendees will gain insight into the signal intelligence (SIGINT) operations, communications technologies, and tactical innovations that defined one of the most significant periods in military communications history. The presentation will feature authentic equipment demonstrations, technical overviews of HF and VHF systems, and analysis of the ASA’s pioneering radio direction-finding methods that provided crucial battlefield intelligence. IEEE members, engineers, historians, and amateur radio operators alike will appreciate this deep dive into the intersection of technology, strategy, and history — illustrating the crucial role of radio engineering and intelligence gathering in shaping 20th-century warfare. Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/531246

Family STEM Nights bring families together to explore the exciting world of STEM. Whether it's physical science, mathematics, engineering, or information technology, these events offer an opportunity for students and their families to engage in hands-on activities, demonstrations, and discussions led by guest instructors. Sagamore Hills Elementary’s Family STEM Night is scheduled for February 5 from 6:30–8:00 p.m. Volunteers will lead three identical 25‑minute STEM activities for students and their families. You’re welcome to Bring Your Own Activity (BYOA), or we can provide a fun, ready‑to‑run activity with all supplies included. If you’re available and interested in helping out, please contact Richardson.Melody@gmail.com. We’d be thrilled to have your support in inspiring the next generation of scientists and engineers. 1865 Alderbrook Rd NE, Atlanta, Georgia, United States, 30345

Family STEM Nights bring families together to explore the exciting world of STEM. Whether it's physical science, mathematics, engineering, or information technology, these events offer an opportunity for students and their families to engage in hands-on activities, demonstrations, and discussions led by guest instructors. Ocee Elementary’s Family STEM Night is scheduled for February 26 from 6:30–8:00 p.m. Volunteers will lead three identical 25‑minute STEM activities for students and their families. You’re welcome to Bring Your Own Activity (BYOA), or we can provide a fun, ready‑to‑run activity with all supplies included. If you’re available and interested in helping out, please contact Richardson.Melody@gmail.com. We’d be thrilled to have your support in inspiring the next generation of scientists and engineers. 4375 Kimball Bridge Rd, Johns Creek, Georgia, United States, 30022

IEEE-Atlanta and Region 3 hosted the "The Engineer's Workshop" booth at the Exploration Expo. Attendees were able to participate in a robotic demonstration that included a robot spinning the "Wheel of Engineering" to receive a prize. Co-sponsored by: Atlanta Science Festival Piedmont Park, Atlanta, Georgia, United States