Contact: Chris McManes Award-Winning IEEE-USA Magazine Washington (03 May 2002) — IEEE-USA Today's Engineer now includes content previously published in IEEE-USA Policy Perspectives to form a one-stop career and public-policy resource for engineers. The award-winning monthly Web-based magazine (Webzine) can be found at www.todaysengineer.org. Today's Engineer features articles and commentary on career enhancement, legislative activities, the technology workplace and the engineering community. This month, "Job Search Strategies — Planning for Results" tells you how careful planning and concentration can help you land your dream job. "Intelligence: Balancing the Techniques and the Costs" looks at what the future holds for intelligence-gathering agencies and what role technology will play. Today's Engineer writers include acclaimed engineering journalists Donald Christiansen and Terry Costlow. Christiansen is a former editor and publisher of IEEE Spectrum magazine and is currently an independent publishing consultant on Long Island. Costlow, of Arlington Heights, Ill., has written about the electronics industry for more than 20 years, including a stint as EE Times People editor. IEEE practicing engineers also contribute editorial content. Begun as a print publication in 1998, Today's Engineer evolved into a Webzine in January of 2001. The magazine has won numerous literary honors, including a Gold Circle Award from the American Society of Association Executives in January. IEEE-USA is an organizational unit of The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers created in 1973 to promote the careers and public-policy interests of the more than 235,000 electrical, electronics, computer and software engineers who are U.S. members of the IEEE. The IEEE is the world's largest technical professional society. For more information, go to www.ieeeusa.org.
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