Signal Processing - January 2017 - 5

near you. Why not host a networking
event or technical talk in conjunction
with a local Chapter and involve local
industry partners?
The SPS has several technical committees (TCs) and special interest
groups (SIGs) that help steer the technical direction of the Society, contributing
their expertise in regards to SPS conferences, awards, publications, and educational activities. Anyone can become an
affiliate member of a TC or SIG-both
are a great way to not only get involved
with important Society activities but to
build relationships with other SPS members who share similar technical interests to you.
Many of us don't have time to dedicate to planning events, serving on
boards, or reviewing papers. Maybe
you're new to the Society and want

to get more involved but don't really
know where you can step in. The SPS
is always looking for volunteers to help
with our ongoing visibility efforts. This
can entail something as simple as sending out a quick Tweet to promote the
SPS or share signal processing news, or it
can be as involved as writing a post for our
new SPS blog; http://signalprocessing
society.org/publications-resources/blog.
We even have a group of volunteers on
call when signal processing sources are
needed for external media stories. Social
media ambassadorship and blog contributions are both great ways for younger
members to get involved early without yet
committing to more serious roles.
Volunteering for the SPS in any
capacity-whether for a couple of hours
a month to several days a year-is a great
way to get involved, build your resume,

make connections within the field, and
expand your career options. These are just
a sampling of the many ways SPS members can have a hand in Society activities
and another way the SPS strives to help
its members reach their goals-whether
the goals are only the new year or beyond.
The SPS wishes you a happy, healthy,
and prosperous new year. For full information about volunteering with the
SPS, visit our website at http://signal
processingsociety.org. If you have questions or need guidance, please feel free
to contact me or our SPS Membership
and Content Administrator Jessica Perry
at jessica.perry@ieee.org.

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