March has been a busy month for the section. Pandemic notwithstanding, several events saw impressive success, even though they were the first of their type…

March has arrived along with the supply-limited distribution of vaccines to combat a once-in-a-century pandemic. As we look forward to a demand-limited supply sometime in…

In honor of the shortest month of the year, I have decided to write the shortest of my ten columns. February still finds us in…

Happy New Year to all. I hope it was a healthy and somewhat joyful one, given the pandemic. My son’s friend had this to say…

The winter of our discontent is closing in upon us, and we have several more months of pandemic response to go before we see even…

This November will be a month to remember. Thanksgiving this year may not be the holiday we would love to celebrate in the usual fashion….

Nominations are now open! The IEEE Long Island Section is still attempting some form of normalcy by formally starting the procedure to elect the next…

As we close in on two months of shutdown and social distancing, we are reminded how valuable our interactions and associations are. The return to…

The coronavirus pandemic is the greatest challenge we may be facing since WWII. Our response to it will reverberate for decades if not longer. After…

As spring approaches we all look forward to one of the main events of the year for the Long Island Section Awards Banquet. This year’s…