IEEE Region 4 is a professional association dedicated to advancing technological innovation and excellence for the benefit of humanity. Serving IEEE Members in all or parts of Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, North and South Dakota, Ohio, and Wisconsin. Our neighbors are in Regions 2, 3 and 5 (USA) and 7 (Canada)
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IEEE R4 Mentorship Program
Hello IEEE R4 student members,
This year, IEEE Region 4 is looking to start a mentorship program between college students and IEEE industry or academia professionals. We are hoping that this program will give students a chance to learn more about different opportunities after graduation, post-college life, and explore all that IEEE has to offer.
If you are interested in being matched to a mentor, please sign up in the survey below! We have individuals from a variety of different professional backgrounds, who have signed up to be mentors! Communication between students and mentors can take place via phone, email, or video chat. Throughout the year, we also plan to have local IEEE sections host mixers as a chance for students and mentors to meet in person.
https://goo.gl/forms/qLVqWrSrNfufqzOY2
If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to me at any time ([email protected]).
Best, Linda Gong
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Linda Gong
My name is Linda Gong, and I am currently a senior at the University of Notre Dame. After graduation, I plan to pursue a Ph.D. in electrical engineering with a focus on RF and analog circuit design. Outside of school, I love running, baking, volunteering at church, and spending time with my family.
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Darsh Jain
Darsh Jain works as a Software Developer at Explore Information Services in Eagan, MN. He recently graduated from St. Cloud State University with a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Engineering. Darsh first joined IEEE as a student member in his junior year and served as Chair of IEEE Student Chapter @ St. Cloud State during his senior year. Currently, he is an active member of ExCom and serves as the Student Activities Chair at IEEE Twin Cities Section. Darsh likes to participate and compete at IEEE events. He attends almost every local event organized by society chapters and Twin Cities section.
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James Valles
IEEE Region 4 (SAC) Communications Chair / Webmaster
James Valles is a Graduate student in Computer Science at DePaul University in Chicago. He currently serves as the Communication Chair and Web Master for IEEE Region 4. Some of his areas of interest include Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence, Blockchain Technology, and Data Mining. Valles is passionate about learning all things tech and innovation. He is the co-founder of BNO News, B.V., a digital media company that produces video and text news content which reaches a monthly audience of 7 million people worldwide and has been cited by hundreds of media outlets, including CBS News, NBC News, FOX News, AOL, Time, USA Today, and others. Additionally, Valles works as an ongoing Software Engineering intern at the country’s leading Internet Grocer, Peapod - an Ahold Delhaize company. Valles, who is fluent in Spanish, previously produced and hosted a daily tech segment, which aired on ABC/FOX in Georgia. He is a member of DePaul’s Computer Science Society. Passionate about helping others, Valles is dedicated to coding for good. Feel free to connect: [email protected]
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Nevi Kaja
Vice Chair of IEEE-SEM and Chair of Student Activities for Region 4
Nevi Kaja works as a Researcher at Ford Motor Company IT and he is a PhD Candidate at The University of Michigan, Dearborn. He earned his Bachelor and Master degrees in Computer Engineering from the same university and has gained multiple awards on his academic excellence and research activities. Well equipped with industry and leadership experience, he has been the leader in the organization of multiple conferences and professional activities in IEEE Southeastern Michigan. His success in professional life has been motivated by the motto of IEEE, “advancing technology for humanity” which he holds as very valuable in his mission and continues to be committed to it. In IEEE Nevi holds multiple leadership positions including Vice Chair of IEEE-SEM and Chair of Student Activities for Region 4
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Adib Rastegarnia
Vice Chair of IEEE Region 4 Student Activities Committee (SAC)
Adib Rastegarnia is a PhD student at Computer Science Department of Purdue University. He received his Bachelor's degree in Information Technology (IT) Engineering in 2010 from Urmia University of Technology and his Master's degree in Computer Science from Purdue University. His current research interests include Software Defined Networking, Internet of things, Wireless sensor networks (WSNs), Natural Language Processing, Social Networks Analysis. Adib currently serves as the Vice Chair of IEEE Region 4 Student Activities Committee (SAC). He is also a member of Inter-networking research lab at computer science department of Purdue University.
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Chris Lopez
Chris Lopez earned his B.S. in Electrical Engineering at Wayne State University. He is an Electrical Engineer at DTE Energy, working to improve, maintain, and advance the electrical infrastructure in southeast Michigan. As an IEEE member, he is passionate about students who give their time to IEEE and support engineering students on their campus. If you are doing great things for IEEE on your campus or are looking for event ideas for your branch, Chris wants to hear from you! Reach out to him at [email protected].
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Vivek Kumar Singh
Communication Coordinator of IEEE region 4
Vivek Kumar Singh is working as a Journeymen Fellow at US Army National Research Laboratory. He is pursuing his PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering, Iowa State University. His areas of expertise are cyber physical system, cyber security, smart grid, machine learning, data mining and artificial intelligence. He is involved with IEEE activities since 2015 and currently working as a Communication Coordinator of IEEE region 4.
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Thomas Chen
Originally from Southern California, Thomas Chen currently studies Computer Science and Mathematics at Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana. Having previously held a research assistantship with the University of California, Irvine CALIT2 Lab and currently serving as a research assistant for Purdue DARPA SC2 and Purdue Krannert IBM Watson research groups, he has a deep passion for academic research in Computer Science. His areas of focus include cloud computing, machine learning, and data infrastructure.
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This is your opportunity to show the world the work that has been keeping you up at night. So, if you are tirelessly tinkering with a tech project that solves complex problems and has applications to benefit society, and want to win great prizes, we want to hear from you.
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IEEEmadC stands for Mobile Application Development Contest and it is biggest contest in mobile app development for IEEE students. More information about contest you can find here: http://www.ieeemadc.org/
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Welcome to IEEE Region 4, serving IEEE Members in all or parts of Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, North and South Dakota, Ohio, and Wisconsin.
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