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New Fellows of INCE
Members or Fellows of the Acoustical Society of America, Fellow of INCE/USA: Leo L. Beranek, Robert J. Bernhard, William J. Cavanaugh, Beth A. Cooper, Kenneth M. Eldred, Lewis S. Goodfriend; Carl E. Hanson; Andrew S. Harris; Ralph K. Hillquist; Martin Hirschorn; David K. Holger; Harvey H. Hubbard; K. Uno Ingard; Francis Kirschner; William W. Lang; Gerald C. Lauchle; Robert Lotz; Richard H. Lyon; George C. Maling, Jr.; Alan H. Marsh; Richard J. Peppin; Stephen I. Roth; James G. Seebold; Rajendra Singh; Louis Sutherland; R. Bruce Tatge; Nancy S. Timmerman; Gregory C. Tocci; Eric E. Ungar; Istvan L. Ver; Henning E. von Gierke (deceased); David M. Yeager.
Fellowship in INCE/USA is to
honor and recognize publicly any
INCE-USA Member who has rendered conspicuous service to INCE/USA and has made notable or distinguished contri- butions to the advancement of noise control engineering and/or has notably promoted knowledge of noise control engineering. Please visit http://www. inceusa.org/fellows.asp for fellowship citations and photos.
Presentation of fellowship certificates and pins was made to those who attended the joint ASA/NOISE-CON 2010 meeting in Baltimore. They included (l-r) in above photo: Eric Ungar, Alan Marsh, Leo Beranek, George Maling, Gregory Tocci, Richard Lyon, Louis Sutherland, Stephen Roth, Nancy Timmerman, William Cavanaugh, and William Lang.
(l-r) Bob Mayo, Director of Rensselaer Libraries, Leo Beranek, Ning Xiang. Photo: Rensselaer/Trish Galvin
Leo Beranek presents his professional library to RPI
Leo Beranek presented Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute with his historic collection of acoustic architecture books. Dr. Beranek visited Rensselaer on April 1 to present his gift, tour the Curtis R. Priem Experimental Media and Performing Arts Center, and lecture on contributions to acoustics and the history of music and concert halls.
Dr. Ning Xiang, director of the Graduate Program in Architectural Acoustics at Rensselaer, said Beranek’s choice of Rensselaer as custodian of his personal library points to the
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