社区
1933
McDermott
elected president, Society of Exploration Geophysicists 1935
Wives
of GSI field crews volunteer in schools, communities as possible
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1942 GSI
active in wartime savings bond campaigns, other patriotic efforts
1944
GSI
launches employee newsletter, the GSI Grapevine
1945
GSI
holds clothing drive for people of liberated countries in
World War II
1945
Navy
honors GSI for contribution to war effort
1946
Employees
participate in company sponsored recreation activities
1947
Company
active in Red Cross campaign
1949
Jonsson
active in Dallas civic leadership, including Chamber of Commerce
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1951 GSI
starts geophysics summer program for college students
1952
TI-GSI
Foundation formed to support education and 社区
1952
GSI
participates in Dallas County 社区 Chest
1952
Twenty
seven TI employees for astronomy club, precursor to the Texins
Association
1953
Texins
Association created for employee wellness, recreation activities
1953
Texins
Credit Union established.
1954
All
charity drives combined, later becomes TI’s United Way campaign
1955
TI
recognized by U.S. presidential committee for employment of
the physically
handicapped
1956
GSI
scholarship fund created
1956
Company
sponsors its first Junior Achievement company
1959
TI
donates 半导体 kits to colleges and universities
1959
半导体
department works with Lighthouse for the Blind
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1960 Volunteer
support expands for JA in local schools
1961
TI
Founders for Graduate Research Center of the Southwest (later
named UTD)
1962
80
schools and educational institutions receive TI 半导体
kits
1964
TI
Foundation established as a nonprofit corporation
1964
TI
Founder Erik Jonsson becomes mayor of Dallas
1965
TAGER
educational TV network initiated by TI Founder Cecil Green
1965
Jonsson
starts “Goals for Dallas,” patterned after TI planning system
1966
TIers
make science “Magic Show to interest youth in math and science
1967
Electronic
training program formed with El Centro College
1968
Regional
Board for DFW Airport established; Jonsson serves as Chairman
1969
TI
Public Affairs office formed
1969
TIers
set Savings Bonds campaign record
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1970 14
TI employees serve as loaned executives for United Fund campaign
1971
TI
participates in job pledge program for disadvantaged youths
in Dallas
1971
TI
employees volunteer to help DISD with Curriculum Enrichment
Program
1972
TI
employees play a key role in Richardson, Texas, recycling
effort
1973
67
TIers selected for first Engineering Development Program with
SMU
1973
TIers
serve on Dallas Skyline High School Electronics Advisory Committee
1973
Electronic
technology program developed by TI, Richland Junior College
1975
Engineering
Development Programs expands to more Texas universities
1976
TI’s
United Way pledge exceeds $1 million for the first time
1978
Machinist
training program developed jointly with Mountain View College
1979
TI
Foundation starts program matching TIers, cultural, civic
donations
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1980 TI
helps form Dallas/Fort Worth Engineering Education Alliance
1980
D/FW
Council commends TI for increasing minority business purchases
1981
SMU
president honors Cecil Green as the “father” of TAGER education
TV network
1983
TIers
give deaf students on-the-job training
1983
Dallas
Area Rapid Transit created; TI supports referendum election
1984
Worldwide
Environmental Safety & Health Audit Program launched
1984
TI
supports SEED math-enrichment program after funding trial
program
1984
Mark
Shepherd, Jr. chairs Metroplex High-Technology Education Task
Force
1985
TI
Foundation extends matching gifts program to more cities
1985
TI
donates services to help refurbish the Statue of Liberty
1986
J.
Erik Jonsson School of Engineering and Computer Science opens
at UTD
1987
TI
contributions to the United Way exceeds $4 million for the
first time
1989
TI
introduces first lead-free alternative to integrated circuit
market
1989
TI
donates Dallas Opera to fund special show for Dallas children
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1990 TI
Foundations funds model Head Start program
1991
TI
facilities helps Paul Quinn College
1992
TIers
and volunteers plant 12,000 trees near North Texas lakes.
1993
TI-Austin
provides a transitional worksite for a Goodwill work center
1993
TIers
participate in Adopt-A-Block at Girls, Inc. facility in Dallas
1993
For
ninth year, TI sponsors Special Olympics Sports Carnival
1994
TI
announces $100,000 DSP Challenge University Program
1994
TIers
bowl to raise funds for United Negro College Fund
1995
TI
Japan contributes $300,000 for Kobe, Japan, earthquake victims
1995
Company
global recycling program initiated
1995
TI
Ergonomics Programs established
1995
Hundreds
of TIers walk for Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation
1996
Texas
Gov. Bush praises TI involvement at Frazier Elementary School
in Dallas
1996
TI
Founders IMAX Theater opens at the Science Place in Dallas
1996
TI-Freising
first site to obtain ISO 14001 and EMAS certifications
1997
Junkins
scholarship created for TI kids who are National Merit finalists
1997
TI
announces new $25 million DSP University Research Fund
1997
TI
Assists National Science Foundation to Improve Math, Science
Teaching
1998
TI
Sponsors PBS series “Life By The Numbers,” hosted by Danny
Glover
1998
TI
Announces $2.2 million gift to Georgia Tech for its engineering
program
1998
$5.1
million given to Texas A&M for analog and engineering
talent development
1998
TI
commits $500,000 to Women’s Museum at Fair Park in Dallas
1998
Silicon
wafer recycling program converts wafers into solar panels
1999
TI,
SMU and Dallas ISD Initiate Project Infinity in Dallas
1999
TI
spearheads new education funding for “Texas Ready to Read”
program
1999
TI
Foundation gives $1 million for Dallas County 社区 college
scholarships
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2000 TI
Alumni Association established
2000
First TI “World’s Fair” celebrates multi-cultural employee
family
2000
TI, Alcatel establish software research center at UT Dallas
2000
Gifts of $1.63 million and $1.44 million give to Prairie View
A&M and UT El Paso
2000
Sponsorship committed to National Council of Teachers of Mathematics
academy
2000
Infinity Project expands to other selected Texas schools outside
Dallas
2000
TI sponsors International Mathematics Olympiad in Washington
D.C.
2001
TI and other leading companies launch the Technology Education
Coalition
2001
TI's Infinity Project receives approval from the Texas Education
Agency
2001
TI makes list of Top Ten Best Companies for working mothers
2001
TI announces agreement to not use products made from old growth
wood
2002
Jerry R. Junkins Electrical Engineering Building at SMU opened
2002
TI sends local school’s class on first annual environmental
camping trip
2003
New
Richardson, Texas, wafer fab site announced; $300 million
directed to
UT Dallas
2003
TI Foundation makes $1 million grant to the Dallas Center
for the Performing Arts
2003
TI announces grant to National Alliance of Black School Educations
2004
For fifth consecutive year, company sets all-time best safety
record
2004
TI
Foundation announces $1 million grant to Children’s Medical
Center of Dallas
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