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Objective:
Propose Information and Communication Technology solutions to address climate change impacts in Latin America
 
Description:
Students must submit proposals to their local ComSoc chapters in their countries.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdmQwHDAFNMp6gAQCtEl_rm3eGxjK7fZ-hjvKQYob6Di0_muQ/viewform?usp=sf_link
The proposal should include:

a written description
a pitch by the author

 
Selection criteria:

Students that participate must have an active IEEE and ComSoc …

The absence of connectivity is not merely a technological barrier, but one that affects access to healthcare, education, social services, work, and participation in the global and local economies.
The power of connectivity lies within the expertise found in everyone of us, communications engineers, so we …

For all you tech and communication enthusiast, the first 2024’s quarter newsletter contains a brief presentation of the current board, some following events, a couple of reminders and some great news that gathered all.
We invite you to take a look of it and share it …

ComSoc’s Latin America Board Director, Yessica Saéz Barrios, one the the hundred more powerful women of Central America, by Forbes.
With great sense of pride, we’ve got to read the Forbes Central America magazine, May-June 2024 issue, in which can be found our Board Director, Yessica.

The …

Noticing a very special award winner, who has been part of ComSoc for over 15 years.
Mónica Karel Huerta Ph.D. works at the Universidad Politécnica Salesiana, Cuenca, Azuay, Ecuador, performing research and lecturing as many students as she gets of her classes.

As member of the Telecommunications …