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AES New York 2007
Student / Career Event Details Friday, October 5, 1:30 pm — 2:30 pm
STUDENT DELEGATE ASSEMBLY—PART 1
Moderator:
Josh Tidsbury, Chair
Jose Leonardo Pupo, Vice Chair
Abstract:
The first Student Delegate Assembly (SDA) meeting is the official opening of the convention’s student program and a great opportunity to meet with fellow students. This opening meeting of the Student Delegate Assembly will introduce new events and election proceedings, announce candidates for the coming year’s election for the North/Latin America Regions, announce the finalists in the recording competition categories, hand out the judges’ sheets to the nonfinalists, and announce any upcoming events of the convention. Students and student sections will be given the opportunity to introduce themselves and their past/upcoming activities. In addition, candidates for the SDA election will be invited to the stage to give a brief speech outlining their platform.
All students and educators are invited and encouraged to participate in this meeting. Also at this time there will be the opportunity to sign up for the mentoring sessions, a popular activity with limited space for participation. Election results and Recording Competition and Poster Awards will be given at the Student Delegate Assembly Meeting–2 on Monday, October 8 at 12:30 pm.
Friday, October 5, 3:00 pm — 5:00 pm
CAREER WORKSHOP
Moderators:
Keith Hatschek
Paul Antonell, The Clubhouse Studio Inc.
Nancy Matter, Moonlight Mastering
Bob Power, Producer
Rich Tozzoli, Author and Engineer
Abstract:
This interactive workshop has been programmed based on student member input. Topics and questions were submitted by various student sections, polling students for the most in-demand topics. The final chosen topics are focused on education and career development within the audio industry and a panel selected to best address the chosen
topics. An online discussion based on this talk will continue on the forums at aes-sda.org, the official student website of the AES.
Friday, October 5, 5:00 pm — 7:00 pm
RECORDING COMPETITION, STEREO CLASSICAL/POP
Abstract:
The Student Recording Competition is a highlight at each convention. A distinguished panel of judges participates in critiquing finalists of each category in an interactive presentation and discussion. Student members can submit stereo and surround recordings in the categories classical, jazz, folk/world music, and pop/rock. Meritorious awards will be presented at the closing Student Delegate Assembly Meeting on Monday.
Saturday, October 6, 9:00 am — 12:00 pm
"STEPS TO THE FUTURE"—ONE ON ONE MENTORING SESSION, PART 1
Abstract:
Students are invited to sign-up for an individual meeting with a distinguished mentor from the audio industry. The opportunity to sign up will be given at the end of the opening SDA meeting. Any remaining open spots will be posted in the student area. All students are encouraged to participate in this exciting and rewarding opportunity for individual discussion with industry mentors.
Saturday, October 6, 11:30 am — 1:30 pm
CAREER/JOB FAIR
Abstract:
The Career/Job Fair will feature several companies from the exhibit floor. All attendees of the convention, students and professionals alike, are welcome to come visit with representatives from the companies and find out more about job and internship
opportunities in the audio industry. Bring your resume!
Confirmed companies participating are: Fraunhofer IIS, Rane Corporation, AEA, Røde Microphones, THAT Corporation, Eventide, Inc., and Dolby Laboratories, Inc.
Saturday, October 6, 12:30 pm — 2:00 pm
RESUME REVIEW
Abstract:
This session is aimed at job candidates in electrical engineering and computer science who want a private, no-cost, no-obligation confidential review of their resume. You can expect feedback such as: what is missing from the resume; what you should omit from the resume; how to strengthen your explanation of your talents and skills. Recent graduates, juniors, seniors, and graduate students who are now seeking, or will soon be seeking, a full-time employment position in the audio and music industries in hardware or software engineering will especially benefit from participating, but others with more industry experience are also invited. You will meet one-on-one with someone from a company in the audio and music industries with experience in hiring for R&D positions. Bring a paper copy of your resume and be prepared to take notes. Signup sheets for a specific appointment will be located near the Student Delegate Assembly meeting room.
Saturday, October 6, 2:00 pm — 4:00 pm
RECORDING COMPETITION STEREO/JAZZ/FOLK
Abstract:
The Student Recording Competition is a highlight at each convention. A distinguished panel of judges participates in critiquing finalists of each category in an interactive presentation and discussion. Student members can submit stereo and surround recordings in the categories classical, jazz, folk/world music, and pop/rock. Meritorious awards will be presented at the closing Student Delegate Assembly Meeting on Monday.
Saturday, October 6, 4:00 pm — 6:00 pm
"STEPS TO THE FUTURE"—ONE ON ONE MENTORING SESSION, PART 2
Abstract:
Students are invited to sign-up for an individual meeting with a distinguished mentor from the audio industry. The opportunity to sign up will be given at the end of the opening SDA meeting. Any remaining open spots will be posted in the student area. All students are encouraged to participate in this exciting and rewarding opportunity for individual discussion with industry mentors.
Sunday, October 7, 11:00 am — 1:00 pm
STUDIO SLAVE TO AUDIO PROFESSIONAL: WORKSHOP ON INTERNSHIPS AND JOBS
Moderators:
Gary Gottlieb, Webster University - Webster Groves, MO, USA
Matt Allen, Blevins Audio - Nashville, TN, USA
Matt Brown, Yonas Media - San Francisco, CA, USA
John Krivit, New England Institute of Art - Brookline, MA, USA
Richard McIlvery, University of Southern California - Los Angeles, CA, USA
Abstract:
The gravest concern and deepest fear of many students pertains to their first professional position. Whether it is an internship or an entry level job, many students express nervousness regarding this leap from the relative calm of education to the vast unknown of the professional world. In this workshop a group of educators and students or graduates who have recently interned will discuss their views on the traits and characteristics most sought after by potential employers, and will share tips for success at the entry level of the audio profession. A significant portion of this workshop will be devoted to a question and answer period for students.
Sunday, October 7, 11:30 am — 1:30 pm
EDUCATION FAIR
Abstract:
Institutions offering studies in audio (from short courses to graduate degrees) will be represented in a “table top” session. Information on each school’s respective programs will be made available through displays and academic guidance. There is no charge for schools/institutions to participate. Admission is free and open to all convention attendees.
Sunday, October 7, 1:00 pm — 2:30 pm
INSIDE THE JOB INTERVIEW
Moderators:
John Strawn, S Systems - Larkspur, CA, USA
Tony Agnello, Eventide - Little Ferry, NJ, USA
Mark Brunner, Shure Incorporated - Niles, IL, USA
Mark Gilbert, Shure Incorporated - Niles, IL, USA
Abstract:
This panel discussion is aimed at job candidates in electrical engineering and computer science who want to learn more about the job interview process. Recent graduates, juniors, seniors, and graduate students who are now seeking, or will soon be seeking, a full-time employment position in the audio and music industries in hardware or software engineering should benefit from attending. The panel consists of several in-house staff involved in recruiting for engineering research/development positions at audio/music companies. Two companies are large and well-established; smaller companies are also represented. The panel is moderated by a recruiter, who will also offer one recruiter’s perspective. Each panel member will briefly describe their company’s typical interviewing procedure including what questions to expect. Questions from the floor are encouraged. Although the focus is on the interview itself, other questions relating to job search and career development are welcome. If you’ve never had a job interview in industry, or only had a few, this is meant for you.
Sunday, October 7, 3:00 pm — 5:00 pm
AUDIO EDUCATION FORUM
Moderators:
Mark Parsons, Parsons Audio & Center for Audio Studies - Wellesley, MA, USA
Jim Anderson, NYU Clive Davis Department of Recorded Music - New York, NY, USA
Eddy B. Brixen, EBB-consult - Smorum, Denmark
Alex Case, University of Massachusetts - Lowell, MA, USA
Paul Foeckler, Digidesign - Daly City, CA, USA
Leslie Ann Jones, Skywalker Sound (Lucasfilm) - CA, USA; SPARS President
Dave Moulton, Sausalito Audio Works - Groton, MA, USA
Abstract:
The Job in Your Future: What Does it Take to Be Employable?
How—and how well—is audio education preparing prospective professionals for the marketplace? This session will encompass:
• What does it take to be employable?
• What skills need more emphasis? Entrepreneurship, business savvy, etc.
• Future-proofing: what skills can be taught that will be applicable for years to come?
• How to get the most for your education dollar?
• What mistakes students should avoid?
Moderator: Mark Parsons: Parsons Audio & Center for Audio Studies (Wellesley, MA).
Panelists:
—Jim Anderson, Chairman of the NYU Clive Davis Department of Recorded Music, and a recording engineer whose work has won many Grammy Awards;
—Eddy B. Brixen: leading audio consultant with Denmark’s EEB;
—Alex Case, U. of Mass. Professor;
—Paul Foeckler: Digidesign’s Vice President of Sales & Marketing and a principal in Digidesign’s education program;
—Dave Moulton: Sausalito Audio Works, a Grammy-nominated engineer, producer, and a committed educator.
Sunday, October 7, 4:00 pm — 7:00 pm
RECORDING COMPETITION/SURROUND
Abstract:
The Student Recording Competition is a highlight at each convention. A distinguished panel of judges participates in critiquing finalists of each category in an interactive presentation and discussion. Student members can submit stereo and surround recordings in the categories classical, jazz, folk/world music, and pop/rock. Meritorious awards will be presented at the closing Student Delegate Assembly Meeting on Monday.
Monday, October 8, 8:30 am — 11:30 am
DESIGN COMPETITION
Abstract:
The design competition is a competition for audio projects developed by students at any university or recording school challenging students with an opportunity to showcase their technical skills. This is not for recording projects or theoretical papers, but rather design concepts and prototypes. Designs will be judged by a panel of industry experts in design and manufacturing. Multiple prizes will be awarded. This event is sponsored by Universal Audio.
Judges: Scott Dorsey, Robert Maher, and Christopher Struck
Monday, October 8, 12:30 pm — 1:30 pm
STUDENT DELEGATE ASSEMBLY—PART 2
Abstract:
The closing meeting of the SDA will host the election of a new vice chair. Votes will be cast by a designated representative from each recognized AES student section or academic institution in the North/Latin America Regions present at the meeting. Judges’ comments and awards will be presented for the Recording and Design Competitions. Plans for future student activities at local, regional, and international levels will be summarized and discussed among those present at the meeting.
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