This annual program attracts about a thousand kids and parents. We have partnered with FIRST Challenge teams in the past to both have some active robots to show off, and also typically a hands-on project kids can try. So for now, three requests: - Make this visible in your organization ... your co-workers with kids can enjoy the many Tech companies and organizations who show up with their examples of applied technology. - Your organization may want to have their own table and connect with the community, support STEM concepts and become visible to future employees - Consider volunteering to help out ... its a lot of fun connecting with young folks who want to know more about what we techies do, and also share their ideas for the future. Have a great summer. Bldg: Hamshire Dome, 34 Emerson Rd, Milford, New Hampshire, United States, 03055-3516

This annual program attracts about a thousand kids and parents. We have partnered with FIRST Challenge teams in the past to both have some active robots to show off, and also typically a hands-on project kids can try. So for now, three requests: - Make this visible in your organization ... your co-workers with kids can enjoy the many Tech companies and organizations who show up with their examples of applied technology. - Your organization may want to have their own table and connect with the community, support STEM concepts and become visible to future employees - Consider volunteering to help out ... its a lot of fun connecting with young folks who want to know more about what we techies do, and also share their ideas for the future. Have a great summer. Bldg: Hamshire Dome, 34 Emerson Rd, Milford, New Hampshire, United States, 03055-3516

Please join us for an informal dinner. Agenda includes social hour, tour of the SETA building, dinner and informal introduction to many professional organizations available in the area. The event is aimed at introducing women to STEM careers. We are looking for WIE members and all IEEE members who would like share their career experiences to join us. Come network, enjoy dinner, company of other professionals, and share with our young ladies your professional experience. 5:00 pm Building Tour 5:30 pm Networking/Greeting Dinner begins 6:00 pm Welcome Remarks SETA (10-15 min.) Introductions/Recognitions, Faculty & Dean’s Office & Contributors SETA Student Recognition CCSC-NE 2024 SNHU 1st place Team Students who helped with the event other recognitions ?? Women in Engineering (10 min. + 5 for questions) Society of Women Engineers (10 min. + 5 for questions) National Association of Women in Construction (10 min. + 5 for questions) 7:00 pm SETA Closing Remarks (5 minutes) – Feel free to stay and continue conversations Room: 128, Bldg: School of Engineering, Technology and Aeronatics, 2500 North River Rd., Manchester, New Hampshire, United States, 03106

Please join us for the fall foliage hike. Bring lunch and good hiking boots. We will be hiking Welch and Dickey off the Route 49 in Thornton NH. Meet at 9:45 in the Welch and Dickey parking lot. Hike starts at 10. Look for the IEEE banner. There are 3 options: Option 1 Full hike 4.4 miles loop through picturesque ledges with spectacular views. This hike is moderate to challenging. Option 2 First Ledges. This hike is for hikers who want to experience the beautiful views of New Hampshire foliage, but may not be interested in climbing ledges. The distance is about one mile out. Have lunch or snack at the first ledges and enjoy spectacular views. Climb back down while the main group heads for the rockier part. Option 3 For the non-hikers, drop off the hikers and drive 5 more minutes along Route 49 to the beautiful Waterville Valley. --------------------------------------------------------------- Finish the hike with some food and socializing. There will be snacks, music and drinks. Park in Town Square parking lot, head to Town Square and look for IEEE banner next to the Ice Arena in the grassy area. Bring the entire family, kids, friends. The more the merrier. If it’s warm enough you there is swimming in the pond. --------------------------------------------------------------- ******* This is NOT part of the event but it may make it easier to attend and extend the fun activities. For those who would like to make it Fall Foliage Weekend there are some hotels you may want to consider. Hotel stay is not covered, but if you stay in the Valley most hotels provide Freedom Pass which includes: golf, tennis, bike rental, boat rental, rec department activities, full athletic club access and more. Please confirm with the hotel that they participate. Golden Eagle 603-236-4600 https://goldeneaglelodge.com/ Black Bear 800-349-BEAR (2327) https://blackbearlodgenh.com/ Snowy Owl https://www.snowyowlinn.com/ Others (https://www.waterville.com/) ❕This event is subject to New England weather. Agenda: Time Place Details 9:45 a.m. (https://maps.app.goo.gl/Qg7tEqGz4LuKodUi9) Meet at trailhead. 10:00 — Hike starts (https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/new-hampshire/welch-and-dickey-loop-trail--4) Noon – 3:00 p.m. Waterville Valley Town Square Picnic Room: Waterville Valley Town Square for Picnic, Bldg: WELCH AND DICKEY TRAILHEAD PARKING FOR HIKE, Thornton, New Hampshire, United States