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Celebrating 125 Yearsof Engineering the Future

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DID YOU KNOW?

The founders of the parent organizations of IEEE are

Nathaniel Shepard Kieth (American Institute of Electrical Engineers 1884),

John Stone (Society of Wireless Telegraph Engineers, 1907)

and Robert Henry Marriot (The Wireless Institute, 1909)

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DID YOU KNOW?

IEEE is the largest professional society in the world.

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Orlando SectionGolden Anniversary

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The IEEE Orlando Section

was established in 1959 and serves

over 1,200 members in

Orange, Osceola, Seminole, Lake and

Sumter counties

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1959 – 2009 Orlando Section Chairmen

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1959-60 – Albert Linden7

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1960-61 – Al Gray

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1961-62 – Bob Matzinger

1962 – W. L. Arbuckle

1963 – Wes Eddy

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1963-64 – Ernest Houseman

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1964-65 – Robert R. Rowell

1965-66 – Bill Jamieson

1966-67 – Jim Walter

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1967-68 – John Tracey

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1968-69 – J. W. Dees

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1969-70 – Melvin J. Taylor11

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1970-71 – Joe C. Pullara12

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DID YOU KNOW?

The establishment of the Florida Council of IEEE was fostered by Joe Pullara and Jim Walter from

the Orlando Section.

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1971-72 – Jim Gay

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1972-73 – E. V. Dashiell

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1973-74 – Karl Lohman15

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1974-75 – Dr. James C. Wiltse16

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1975-76 – Harold.E. Downing17

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1976-77 – Ed R. McCarter18

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1977-78 – Bill H. Rhoden19

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1978-79 – Russ E. Theisen20

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1979-80 – Dr. Ernest E. Erickson21

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1980-81 – George F. McClure22

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DID YOU KNOW?

The concept of portable pensions for engineers was first discussed in the Orlando Section and

was communicated upward through IEEE.

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1981-82 – Dr. Benjamin W. Patz24

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1982-83 – Mannie Connell25

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1959-1984 Orlando Section Silver Anniversary

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1983-84 – T. E. (Ed) Ellis

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1984-85 – Frank Fluet

1985-86 – George Taack

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1986-87 – Donald C. Malocha28

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1987-88 – Geoffrey R. Dick29

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1988-89 – Thomas Nelson

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1989-90 – Dr. G. Keith Huddleston31

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DID YOU KNOW?

The Orlando Section received a special award from the 1990 Sections Congress for “the Most

Improved Section Publication.”

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1990-91 – Dr. Madjid A. Belkerdid33

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1991-92 – Jorge Medina34

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DID YOU KNOW?

In 1992 the Orlando Section received the Exemplary Section Award.

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DID YOU KNOW?

In 1992 the Orlando Section established the first Consultants’ Network in Region 3.

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1992-93 – Dr. M. Ali Atashroo37

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1993-94 – Jacqueline H. Hines38

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1994-95 – Dr. Parveen Wahid39

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1995-96 – Dave King40

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1996-97 – Dr. Kalpathy Sundaram41

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1997-98 – Dr. Takis Kasparis42

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1998 – Dr. Christos Christodoulou43

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1998-99 – Dr. Al Berg44

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1999-01 – Dr. Issa Batarseh45

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2001-02 – Dr. David E. Flinchbaugh46

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2002-04 – Robert J. Pirela47

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2004-05 – Dr. Thomas X. Wu48

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2005-06 – Joe Juisai49

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2006-07 – Thomas M. Wandeloski50

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2007-09 – Steve Karlovic51

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2009-10 – Dr. Donghui Wu52

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DID YOU KNOW?

“Electron” is the Greek word for amber which was originally used by the Greek philosophers to

demonstrate static electricity.

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DID YOU KNOW?

The word electricity was coined by William Gilbert.

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DID YOU KNOW?

Thomas Edison obtained 1093 patents.

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ORLANDO SECTION

Email: [email protected]

Web: http://www.ieee.org/orlando

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This has been a production of

Jorge Medina

Orlando Section Publications Chair

2009 © IEEE Orlando Section

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