Room: 217, Bldg: Maxcy Hall, 300 Boston Post Road, West Haven, Connecticut, United States, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/482123

The Connecticut Section is offering graduating undergraduate students to purchase stoles to wear during your commencement ceremonies. We are grateful for your student membership and hope you will continue your involvement with IEEE as you transition to your professional careers and future studies. [] To receive a stole, 1. Register for one of the two pickup social events. Let us buy you a meal and a beverage. You’ve earned it. a. Saturday April 26th, 2-5pm - Casa Mia at the Hawthorne, Berlin, CT b. Sunday April 27th, 2-5pm – Elicit Brewing, Fairfield, CT 2. or we can mail the stole to an address of your choosing for an additional fee The stoles cost $35 and can be shipped to an address of your choice for an additional $5. There are 20 stoles available for the section and will be distributed on a first come, first served basis according to registration time. Take pictures! We’d love to share in your celebration. Take pictures before and/or during your graduation and tag us on facebook (https://www.facebook.com/ieeect) or email directly to david.j.broderick@ieee.org Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/480102

This is the inaugural IEEE CT Section Capstone Competition for IEEE-related senior projects in Connecticut colleges and universities. The competition will take place at a different venue from initially advertised: Room 808CD Chapman Hall CT State Community College, Middlesex, CT 06457 Presentations will be talks + slides, not posters, so be prepared for that format. 11:00 Arrive/lunch/Social time 11:30 Brief Introduction 11:35 Mars Rover, University of New Haven 12:05 Taurus - A Quadrupedal Robot Platform, University of Hartford 12:35 Design and implementation of a sign language robotic hand, Trinity College 1:05 Power Quality Monitoring for Critical Equipment, University of Connecticut 1:35 Judges Consult, Social time 1:45 Awards and Farewell Aim for each presentation to be for 15 minutes with 5 to 10 minutes for questions. While demonstrations are encouraged, be aware that each team only has a limited time to present so have a backup video or other way to show the work. Notes: - Lunch sandwiches will be provided. Please let us know if there are any dietary restrictions to be catered for. - Each student can claim a $50 "mileage" reimbursement for travel to the event. - Parking is best had at the bottom car park (green rectangle). The entrance for this parking is at the green circle. - The venue is Chapman Hall (magenta rectangle). - There is extra parking at the orange rectangle. [] Room: 808CD, Bldg: Chapman , 100 Training Hill Rd, Middletown, Connecticut, United States, 06457