Ocee Elementary's Family STEM Night
We had an amazing time at Ocee Elementary’s FSN! With 600+ students and parents exploring 15 activities, & 50 incredible volunteers making it all possible, the night was a huge success. Thank you to everyone who joined us for an evening of STEM fun! 
Entrepreneurship Lunch & Learn at Kennesaw State University
A big thank you to Ramtin Motohar, founder of Joulea, for sharing his entrepreneurial insights at our recent Lunch & Learn at Kennesaw State University!
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Lake Windward Elementary School's Family STEM Night
Over 650 students with the families explored 18 different activities. Thanks to all the volunteers who made this event possible.
We kicked off the holiday season in style with great friends, good food, and truly useless gifts.
Sleighbot Competition at KSU
IEEE-Atlanta’s Sleighbot Competition at Kennesaw State University (KSU) featured 10 teams designing and festive robotic sleighs using XRP robot kits. The event drew several enthusiastic spectators, making it a vibrant showcase of creativity, teamwork, and STEM excellence.
Woodland Elementary's Family STEM Night
Woodland Elementary’s Family STEM Night brought together 1,350 students and their families, supported by over 75 volunteers hosting 34 different STEM activities.
Career Catalyst Lunch & Learn at Kennesaw State University
The IEEE Atlanta Career Catalyst Lunch and Learn at Kennesaw State University featured networking expert LaRhonda Julien, who shared essential strategies for building and leveraging your personal network in today’s competitive job market. LaRhonda guided students through best practices in networking, including identifying key connections, effectively reaching out to potential mentors, and maintaining relationships that can open doors to career opportunities. Attendees gained insights into how to network strategically and build a strong professional network that can support their career goals.
LaRhonda Julien, GA Transmission Corporation
Ashford Park
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November 12, 2024
IEEE-Atlanta hosted a Family STEM Night at Ashford Park Elementary School in Atlanta, where students and families immersed themselves in hands-on STEM activities that brought science and technology to life. The event sparked curiosity and enthusiasm for STEM among elementary schoolers, with 15 dedicated volunteers guiding 12 interactive activities that inspired young minds and fostered a love for STEM.
Charlie Harris, GA Tech Research Institute
IEEE Power & Energy Society Raspberry Pi STEM event
Melody Richardson, Hines Richardson, Anne Costolanski, Chauncey Price, & LaRhonda Julien
We had a fantastic time at the IEEE Power & Energy Society Raspberry Pi STEM event! A big thank you to everyone who attended and actively participated. Special thanks to LaRhonda Julien for organizing event.
The highlight of the day? Hearing so many of you ask, “When’s the next one?”
IEEE-Atlanta 140th Anniversary CelebrationÂ
IEEE-Atlanta celebrated its 140th anniversary in style, gathering members and supporters for an evening of networking, food, and festivities. The event also marked IEEE-Atlanta’s recent honor of receiving the MGA Outstanding Section award, recognizing its exceptional achievements and contributions.
The celebration was filled with camaraderie, memorable moments, and some delightful surprises, making it a milestone event for the section.
Thank you to everyone who joined and helped make the evening a success!
Jordan Rose, Â Co-Founder and Co-Executive Director of Science ATL & Melody Richardson
Chauncey Price,& Anne Costolanski
Eric Gregorian, Theresa Brunasso, Dave Green, & Jill Gostin
Ronald E. McNair Middle School's Family STEM Night October 29, 2024
IEEE-Atlanta hosted an engaging Family STEM Night at McNair Middle School in Decatur, where students and families participated in hands-on STEM activities that brought science and technology to life. The event successfully sparked curiosity and STEM interest among middle schoolers, with positive feedback from participants who valued the chance to learn and explore together.
Jack Wood, Georgia Institute of Technology
Career Catalyst Lunch & Learn @ Kennesaw State University
IEEE Atlanta’s Career Catalyst Lunch and Learn at Kennesaw State University featured an impactful session with career expert Chani Ward, who shared essential strategies for crafting standout resumes in today’s competitive job market. Chani guided students through best practices in resume writing, including tailoring content for specific roles, highlighting key achievements, and using powerful language to showcase skills and experience effectively. Attendees gained insights into what hiring managers look for and received tips on how to make a memorable first impression through their resumes.Â
Chani Ward, Oglethorpe Power Corporation
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