Page 8 - Acoustics Today Spring 2011

Acoustics Today
A Publication of the Acoustical Society of America
Volume 7, Issue 2 April 2011
Cover:
Photo by Jennifer Miksis-Olds, at Dutch Harbor, Alaska
6 From the Executive Director Departments:
Articles:
8 Stepping Up to the Table: A Few Thoughts on the Role of Scientists in the Policy-Making Process—
Dahlia L. Sokolov
A past Acoustical Society of America member shares her stories and perspectives on developing federal policies for science and inserting science into the broader policy-making process.
14 Cook Stoves and Climate Change—Steven L. Garrett Stimulating colleagues, global internet access, and the DC Metro level the playing field for scientists who want to influence foreign policy.
25 Science Policy Matters: Observations from Two Years in Washington, D.C.—Jeffrey J. Fox
Science and society benefit when public policy development includes scientific perspectives.
34 Sucked into the Culture War—Greg Swift
Calm, logical persuasion can help elected officials make good decisions. Get involved—or someone else will fill the vacuum.
42 Acoustical News—Elaine Moran
Acoustical news from around the country and around the world.
44 Books and Publications—Dick Stern
New and recent reports, publications, and brochures on acoustics.
45 Passings—Dick Stern A farewell to colleagues
Business Directory
46 Business card advertisements
47 Classified
Classified advertisements, including positions offered and positions desired.
48 Index to Advertisers
4 Acoustics Today, April 2011