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PACE PACE (Professional Activities Committees for Engineers) of the LI Section is a grassroots network of IEEE volunteers and committees. The goal of PACE is to promote the professional interests of IEEE's LI members as well as provide a mechanism for communication of members' views on their professional needs.
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More About the Role of PACE on Long Island |
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PACE works closely with the IEEE Long Island Consultants' Network (LICN), an organization that PACE helped found in 1984. The LICN was the first entity within the IEEE that was geared to support independent consultants within the IEEE. Membership to the LICN is limited to individual engineers. PACE was instrumental in petitioning the IEEE to accept the LICN as an alliance. This entity later became part of the Alliance of IEEE Consultants' Networks (AICN) on a national scale. Now, there are more than 25 of these networks throughout the United States. PACE assists in making Continuing Educations Units (CEUs) available at seminars for Professional Engineers who require Continuing Education Courses for renewal of their New York State licenses every 3 years. While these courses are offered to all engineers at no charge, Licensed Engineers pay a nominal charge of $20.00 if they require CEU credit. This charge covers the costs of certificates and maintaining records, as required by the New York State Education Department. Additional seminars from IEEE distinguished speakers such as the IEEE "M-PAC" are available for PACE meetings. |
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