IEEE Student Branch Leadership Training Workshop 2006

2006 Student Branch Leadership Training Workshop was held at Nagoya University on November 18th, 2006. 56 members, including 45 students from 17 Colleges which have each Student Branch, 3 student from Meiji University and Tokushima University which are now preparing to set up their Student Branches, 6 faculty members, and 2 members from IEEE Japan Council, were participated. The Workshop came off quite meaningful because the major emphasis was placed on the student's independence. Actually all the plan and practice of this Workshop were done by the Student Branch of Nagoya University.

In the morning session, all the participants introduced themselves and each Student Branch reported their original activities. (These presentations can be seen on the HP of IEEE Japan Council Student Activities.) In the afternoon session, the invited trainer, Professor Nishihara of Tokyo Institute of Technology, who has served as a trainer for 11 years, gave exercise to the students. The theme of the training was "How can the conferences be significant." After the sufficient discussions, student made presentations and summed up the training.

Get-together party was subsequently held. The Branch-flag was presented to a new comer Tokyo-Denki University Branch, which was set up in November, 2005. Finally students tossed in the air with each other. It was really a big party.

Report of 2006 Student Branch Leadership Training Workshop in Nagoya University (in japanese)

Reported by Tokyo Denki University stundent branch (in jananese)