2022 IEEE INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY,
SIGNAL & POWER INTEGRITY
2022 Youth Technical Program Announced:
Join Us and Take Flight!
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Have you ever wondered what makes things take flight? Whether it’s a bird, a plane, or a helicopter on Mars, the basic elements are the same. The 2022 Youth Technical Program will focus on the basic elements of aerodynamics (lift, thrust, gravity, and drag) and how these concepts enable flight in the animal kingdom, for commercial airplanes, or for helicopters on other planets.

A brief presentation will introduce key concepts of aerodynamics and introduce a hands-on circuit building activity, where participants will build a miniature drone with an altitude control circuit.

We encourage all interested participants to register early for the Youth Program so that adequate seating and craft materials are available. Tickets will be confirmed on a first come, first served basis. The Youth Technical Program is targeted for ages 8 to 19. Younger children are welcome if accompanied by an adult or older, responsible sibling.
Stephanie Zajac
Youth Technical Program Chair
stephzajac@gmail.com
WELCOME TO SPOKANE, WASHINGTON!
The city of Spokane means “Children of the stars,” which was originally gifted by its first Native American inhabitants who still occupy the region today. They call themselves Sqeliz or “the people” and are considered a Salishan tribe-part of the Salish language family. The Spokane natives covered over 3 million acres of land across Spokane and into Idaho, living off the Spokane river for fish in winter and mountain valley meadows to collect roots and berries in summer. The Spokane Falls were a hub for trade, fishing, culture, and spirituality. Visit and be awed.
COVID UPDATE
The health and safety of attendees is our top priority for the 2022 EMC + SIPI Symposium. IEEE Meetings, Conferences, & Events (MCE) and the Symposium Committee continue to monitor the impact of COVID-19, as well as updates and recommendations from public health officials, federal, state ,and local authorities.  We will adhere to all local guidelines and hotel-specific standards in order to host the event in person safely and effectively.

Currently in the State of Washington:
Effective March 1: Large events will no longer be required to verify the vaccination status of patrons.
Effective March 21: Mask requirements will no longer be required for most indoor establishments, including events.

Guidelines may continue to change, for the most up-to-date information regarding requirements please visit Spokane Regional Health District or the Washington State Department of Health.
Questions? Contact us at symposiuminfo@emcss.org
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