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IEEE Women in Engineering Magazine will share the stories and
experiences of our WIE members in these regions and will show the
impact our student members are having in their communities.
During one of my presentations in India, I was asked what the
most important role I envision for myself as the chair of the WIE
Committee and editor-in-chief of IEEE Women in Engineering
Magazine. Oddly enough, my role has always been clear even long
before I was honored with these titles. The most important role is
helping to inspire and develop future generations of IEEE engineers. Thankfully, I am not alone in this mission.
After meeting our talented and energetic students in Dubai and
India, I am happy to report that our future engineering leaders are
well on their way to success. IEEE Women in Engineering Magazine wishes to commend the IEEE mentors, advisors, and their
companies for volunteering their time and providing professional
experiences for our IEEE student members. Your guidance and
commitment has helped these aspiring young engineers make
contributions to their communities that most people dream of
achieving in a lifetime.

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Correction
In the December 2007 issue of IEEE Women in Engineering, the byline for the article "Monkey See, Monkey Do" was incorrectly attributed to Karen Panetta.
The correct author was Leslie Prives.

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