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• Welcome to McGill IEEE Student Branch!
• Time for the Second US Trip:
  New York Trip
• McGill Receives IEEE Region 7 Exemplary Student Branch Award
• A Phenomenal Increase in the Student Body

We are a group of undergraduate and graduate electrical & computer engineering and computer science students who want to have fun, make friend, meet new people and learn about research and new innovations. »

Mojtaba Vaezi, President, McGill IEEE Student Branch (middle), receives the certificate of IEEE Region 7 Exemplary Student Branch Award from Keith Brown, President, IEEE Canada (right), and Kanishka Jayawardene, IEEE Canada Student Representative (left), at IEEE Canada Student Congress. »

This academic year has been a great success for McGill IEEE. The total number of members has increased more than twice in less than 6 months. Further, the undergraduate body has become twice as it was in May 2012. »

Time has come for the second US trip organized by the McGill IEEE Student Branch. After a well-received trip to Boston in May 2012, this time we are traveling to New York. »

• Why join IEEE?

  

  Research? Yes
  But consider the other perks: networking, volunteerism, soft skills and leadership, discounts, award and recognition.

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• What's New at McGill?

  

  McGill IEEE Student Branch is preparing to welcome incoming students for Orientation Week. This allows us to welcome you and gives you the opportunity to build your network from the very first day.

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• Societies & Communities

  

  Women in Engineering (WIE) is a community of women and men supporting women and girls in their endeavors. Membership open to both women and men, and it is free for all students.

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