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DESCRIPTION:Date/Time: May 5-6\, 2018\n\nLocation: Oak Ridge Hotel and C
 onference Center\, Chaska\, MN.\n\nDescription: The Acoustical Society of
  America is once again sponsoring an exciting event\, ASA School 2018\, w
 here graduate students and early career acousticians in all areas of acous
 tics can learn about and discuss a wide variety of topics related to the i
 nterdisciplinary acoustical theme Living in the Acoustic Environment. ASA
  School 2018 will provide opportunities for meeting faculty and fellow stu
 dents\, discussing research topics\, developing collaborations and profess
 ional relationships within acoustics\, and mentoring. \n\nASA School 2018
  is a two-day course consisting of presentations by prominent acousticians
 \, roundtables\, demonstrations\, and discussion groups to expand on the l
 ecture materials and to foster communication across disciplines and techni
 cal areas of acoustics. Social events\, including a Friday evening welcome
  reception and Saturday evening dinner\, are also scheduled to provide an 
 informal setting for further discussions and social exchange. For addition
 al information\, download reports covering ASA School 2012 and ASA Scho
 ol 2016.\n\n\n	\n	Evening welcome reception: Friday\, 4 May 2018.\n	\n	\n	
 ASA School: 5-6 May 2018\,  All day Saturday and Sunday immediately prec
 eding the ASA Spring Meeting in Minneapolis.\n	\n	\n	All ASA School events
  will be held at Oak Ridge Hotel and Conference Center located 30 minute
 s from Minneapolis.\n	\n\n\nOrganizers\n\nBrigitte Schulte-Fortkamp and Ju
 dy Dubno have served as co-organizers for ASA Schools in 2012\, 2014\, and
  2016. Stan Dosso joined as co-organizer of ASA School 2016.\n\n\n	\n	Brig
 itte Schulte-Fortkamp - a Professor of Psychoacoustics and Noise Effects 
 in the Institute of Fluid Mechanics and Engineering Acoustics of the Techn
 ische Universität Berlin\, Germany.  Her research and teaching activitie
 s include Psychoacoustics\, Acoustic Ecology\, and Soundscapes. Dr. Schult
 e-Fortkamp has served as research professor at the Massachusetts Institute
  of Technology (MIT)\, Boston\, Osaka University\, and Université Pierre 
 et Marie Curie\, Paris. She is a Fellow of the Acoustical Society of Ameri
 ca. Dr. Schulte-Fortkamp’s current activities for ASA include serving as
  the chair for Ad Hoc Committee on International Liaison and as a member o
 f several ASA committees.  In 2011-2012 she served as ASA Vice President.
  Currently she is serving as Vice-President of the European Acoustics Asso
 ciation (EAA) and since 2013 as member of the board of the German Acoustic
 al Society (DEGA). Dr. Schulte-Fortkamp is a Distinguished International M
 ember of the Institute of Noise Control Engineering (INCE USA). In 2010\, 
 she was awarded with the Hear the World Foundation award and in 2012 she w
 as the recipient of the European Soundscape Award.\n	\n	\n	Judy R. Dubno -
  a Professor in the Department of Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery 
 of the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston.  Her research 
 on human auditory function has been supported by grants from the National 
 Institutes of Health/National Institute on Deafness and Other Communicatio
 n Disorders (NIH/NIDCD) since 1981.  Dr. Dubno’s current activities inc
 lude serving as a member of several ASA committees\, the Board of Director
 s of the American Institute of Physics\, the National Academies of Science
 s Board on Behavioral\, Cognitive\, and Sensory Systems\, and the Board of
  Directors of the Hearing Health Foundation.  She served as ASA President
  (2014-15)\, as a member of the NIDCD Advisory Council of the NIH\, and as
  President and Secretary-Treasurer of the Association for Research in Otol
 aryngology.  She is a Fellow of the ASA and the American Speech-Language-
 Hearing Association\, and the recipient of the James Jerger Career Award f
 or Research in Audiology.\n	\n	\n	Stan Dosso - a Professor of Ocean Acous
 tics and Director of the School of Earth and Ocean Sciences at the Univers
 ity of Victoria\, Victoria B.C. Canada. His research interests center on t
 he development and application of probabilistic inversion methods for acou
 stic remote sensing of seabed geoacoustic properties and source localizati
 on\, and related inverse problems in earthquake seismology. He is a Fellow
  of the Acoustical Society of America\, Associate Editor (Underwater Sound
 ) for the Journal of the Acoustical Society of America\, and chair of  t
 he fall 2018 ASA meeting in Victoria.  He served as the President of the 
 Canadian Acoustical Association (2003-07) and as Conference Chair for CAA 
 Annual Meetings in 1999\, 2010\, and 2012. He was awarded the ASA’s Medw
 in Prize in Acoustical Oceanography in 2004\, and the University Science T
 eaching Excellence Award in 2006. \n	\n\n\nParticipants and Requirements\
 n\nASA School 2018 is targeted to graduate students and early career acous
 ticians (within 3 years of terminal degree) in all areas of acoustics. Att
 endance is limited to 60 participants.\n\nParticipants are expected to att
 end all School events and are also expected to attend the ASA meeting\, im
 mediately following on 7-11 May 2018\, to deepen their understanding of a 
 specific field of acoustics and become better acquainted with scientific w
 ork in other fields. ASA School attendees are required to be an author on 
 an abstract for presentation at the ASA meeting in Minneapolis either as a
  lecture or poster presentation. A certificate of attendance will be prese
 nted to participants at the close of the School.\n\nCosts and Transportati
 on\n\n\n	\n	The registration fee for ASA School 2018 is $50 and must be pa
 id via PayPal. \n	\n	\n	Hotel rooms for two nights (double-occupancy)\, m
 eals\, and course materials are provided by ASA.\n	\n	\n	Participants are 
 responsible for their own travel costs including transportation from Minne
 apolis Airport to the Oak Ridge Conference Center and Hotel. \n	\n	\n	Sha
 red transportation to the Hyatt Regency Minneapolis after the School will 
 be arranged for and paid by ASA.\n	\n\n
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