AFCEA International Chapter News
JACKSONVILLE CHAPTER CHAPTER - Feb 19, 2008

In February the chapter welcomed Art Silcox of Vizada as guest speaker for its Technical Information Exchange. Silcox spoke on satellite coverage and nuances of day-to-day and emergency access. The chapter also awarded a $13,000 training package as part of a fund drive for the scholarship fund, courtesy of New Horizons Learning Center in Jacksonville. Also at the meeting, the chapter recognized Carmen Polanco and her chapter-sponsored Future City team from Alfred Dupont Middle School. The team placed eighth in the state and won a special award for innovative energy production concept in the regional Future City competition in creating the city of the year 2290 in the event, which was sponsored by the American Society of Civil Engineers.

Event Photographs:

Capt. Bob Whitkop, USN (Ret) (r), chapter president, presents a Palm Tree Mug to Art Silcox in appreciation for his February visit and talk on satellite challenges and capabilities.
Capt. Bob Whitkop, USN (Ret) (r), chapter president, presents a Palm Tree Mug to Art Silcox in appreciation for his February visit and talk on satellite challenges and capabilities.
Carmen Polanco (c) and her chapter-sponsored Future City team from Dupont Middle School show their model of the City of 2290 at the regional Future City competition in Tampa in January.
Carmen Polanco (c) and her chapter-sponsored Future City team from Dupont Middle School show their model of the City of 2290 at the regional Future City competition in Tampa in January.
The Dupont Middle School team presents their city model to the judges at the January Future City regional competition. The team used the Sim City 3000 software program to develop their city of the future and build a model based on their solution, using recycled materials and less than $100.
The Dupont Middle School team presents their city model to the judges at the January Future City regional competition. The team used the Sim City 3000 software program to develop their city of the future and build a model based on their solution, using recycled materials and less than $100.

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