MIT IEEE/ACM's Electrical Engineering Subcommittee

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Announcements/Upcoming Events

If you would like to hear about Voltage events, you can add yourself to the voltage-interest@mit.edu mailing list or email voltage@mit.edu to be added.

Chat with EE alumni over a nice catered dinner at the

Voltage Student and Alumni Dinner Tuesday, April 19th 6-8pm in Grier A (34-401A).

This is a great opportunity to talk to electrical engineering alumni about their experiences at MIT and in the field, the different opportunities available, and what it’s like to use an electrical engineering degree in the workplace. Gain advice for the future from alums working in a range of industries including robotics, integrated circuit design, venture capital, and more. Join us for great food and conversations!

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We are always looking for new members excited about Voltage's mission to join us. Here are some of the things we've done in the past, and we'd like to increase the impact of Voltage on Course 6-1 by doing even more. It's a great opportunity to become more involved and gain leadership experience. If this sounds interesting to you, apply here. If you have any questions, please email us at voltage@mit.edu.

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Voltage is the electrical engineering subcommittee of MIT's IEEE/ACM chapter. We are a group of undergraduates working to create a stronger, more cohesive MIT undergraduate EE community by organizing events that allow students, faculty, alumni, and industry to interact. We aim to make being 6-1 more than a major, but a community. Some events we have held in the past are the Undergraduate EE Expo, Research Expo, Alumni Dinner, Faculty and Student Dinner, and study breaks.


Past Events

EE Research Expo:
(March 9, 2016) The goal of the EE Expo was to increase EE exposure among interested students and spike interest among undecided students for opportunities in the department. Voltage organized a research expo where professors gave presentations about their different research departments.

Professor Leeb giving a demo

Chatting after the presentations

Professor Shapiro presents his research

Voltage Research Expo Organizing Team

Faculty/Student End of Semester Dinner:
(December 3, 2015) As the semester was coming to a close, Voltage invited MIT EE faculty and students to a dinner to casually chat to get to know each other as well as discuss classes and research.

Students and Faculty get dinner

Students and faculty discuss things over dinner

The organizers give opening remarks

Undergraduate EE Expo:
(October 16, 2015) The Undergraduate EE Expo aimed to connect freshmen and sophomores to research and internship opportunities for summer 2016 by bringing in MIT faculty and representatives from various companies as well as an exclusive networking fair. Website here.

Vanu Bose shares opportunities at his company

Students talk to company representatives at the exclusive networking fair

EE Expo organizing team with Anantha

Our wonderful poster

Anantha Chandrakasan with reps from MediaTek

Representative from Witricity showing a demo

Alumni Dinner:
(April 21, 2015) To give course 6-1 students some exposure to all the various career paths in electrical engineering, Voltage invited 6-1 alumni in the Boston area from different career paths to share their experiences with using EE skills in the workplace and advice for the future over dinner.

An alum and students engage in interesting conversation

The organizers, Malika and Fiona, say opening remarks

About 14 alumni and 35 students in attendance

EE Research Expo:
(April 1, 2015) The goal of the EE Expo was to increase EE exposure among interested students and spike interest among undecided students for opportunities in the department. With help from Professor Perreault, Voltage organized a research expo where professors gave presentations about their different research departments. Article here.

Everyone listening to the presentations

Rajeev Ram and a student discuss

Dave Perreault talks about his research

Organizing team for the Research Expo!

Study Breaks:
Voltage holds a few study breaks a semester for students to relax, eat food, and meet their fellow classmates.

Talking about that EE life

Fall themed snacks for a fall study break!

Meeting new EE people

Enjoying delicious sandwiches

Relaxing and chatting

Meet the Team

Because who is Voltage?

Fiona Paine '17

Course 6-1
Co-chair of Voltage
Bringer of yummy snacks

Neerja Aggarwal '16

Course 6-1
Founder, Co-chair
Also loves directing plays!

Sarah Hensley '17

Course 6-1
Study Break Pro
Likes: band. Dislikes: circuits.

Wei Low '17

Course 6-2
Guide of the Underground
Bio2

Allison Lemus '18

Course 6-1
Designer and Photographer
That chill EECS person

Jimmy Mawdsley '18

Course 6-1
Kidnapped Underclassman
He likes EE things

Malika Shahrawat '18

Course 6-3
Random Comp Sci ??
She eats all the snacks

Jesse Chang '18

Course 6-2
Bio1
Bio2

Alex Sludds '18

Course 6-2
Bio1
Bio2

Diana Wofk '18

Course 6-1
Bio1
Bio2

Jennifer McCleary '19

Course 6-2
Bio1
Bio2

Victoria Ouyang '19

Course 6-2
Bio1
Bio2

Tien Phung '19

Undeclared
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And a special thanks to the MIT EECS Department and MIT IEEE/ACM for their immense support.