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in the Society (e.g., technical committee area or commit- tee membership). These ribbons facilitated conversations among members about ways to get involved in the Society and celebrated the participation of our members. Not solely for early career members, this initiative increased transpar- ency in the Society and provided inspiration for additional avenues for societal participation. The early career booth in- cluded a brochure with information specific to early career stage members, including suggestions for more effectively engaging with the Society and ideas for events to attend dur- ing the meeting beyond the technical sessions.
As we move forward with methods for best engaging our early career members, we will need our more senior mem- bers to welcome the ideas and energies of our early career members and participate in early career programming. Members who are interested in becoming more involved in these efforts can join the Membership Engagement and Diversity Task Force, which is championed by Lily Wang, or can contact Tessa Bent or Martin Lawless, who were co- organizers of the EAR and are continuing to support early career programming. Future meetings will include events specifically geared toward early career members, including speed networking sessions and workshops on topics specific to their career stage (e.g., mentorship). Furthermore, we will continue to disseminate targeted information to our early career members about how they can become more involved in the Society. Our efforts to maintain and grow our base of early career members will ensure a healthy, vital Society into the future.
Biosketch
Tessa Bent is an associate professor in the Department of Speech and Hearing Sciences at Indiana University, Bloom- ington. She received her PhD in lin- guistics from Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, in 2005 after which she completed a postdoctoral fellowship
in psychology at Indiana University. Her research focuses on the perception of foreign accents and regional dialects in children and adults. She is a member of the Executive Council of the Acoustical Society of America (ASA) and an associate editor of The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America and was a co-organizer of the ASA Early Career Acousticians Retreat held in May 2016.
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