ASA Student Brochure - 188th Meeting of the Acoustical Society of America & International Congress on Acoustics - New Orleans, LA - Spring 2025

Sep 24, 2026

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Student-focused guide supporting involvement in the Acoustical Society of America (ASA) through the Student Council and Technical Committee structure. Lists student council representatives across multiple acoustics disciplines, explains how to get involved, and directs students to ASA resources and social media. Provides meeting information for the 188th ASA Meeting and International Congress on Acoustics in New Orleans, including technical committees, ways to prepare, and key student events and orientations.

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Student Council

Preparing for the Next Meeting

Information for Students

Technical Committees

How Can I Get Involved?

What to Look for at the Meeting

The Student Council The Student Council’s mission is to support student involvement in the Acoustical Society of America. To represent student interests in all parts of the ASA, the council is made up of a chair plus one representative assigned to each Technical Committee. If you have a general question or concern, please feel free to contact any representative. Student Council Chair Brijonnay Madrigal – [bcm2@hawaii.edu](bcm2@hawaii.edu) [AA] Architectural Acoustics Olivia Heui Young Park – [oliviahypark@psu.edu](oliviahypark@psu.edu) [AB] Animal Bioacoustics Marissa Garcia – [mg2377@cornell.edu](mg2377@cornell.edu) [AO] Acoustical Oceanography Jade Lopez Case – [jadelcase@uri.edu](jadelcase@uri.edu) [BA] Biomedical Acoustics Chirag Gokani – [chiragokani@utexas.edu](chiragokani@utexas.edu) [CA] Computational Acoustics Philip Kaufinger – [pkaufinger@utexas.edu](pkaufinger@utexas.edu) [EA] Engineering Acoustics Matthew Olmstead – [mjo5585@psu.edu](mjo5585@psu.edu) [MU] Musical Acoustics May Pik Yu Chan – [pikyu@sas.upenn.edu](pikyu@sas.upenn.edu) [NS] Noise Caner Baydur – [canerbaydur@tongji.edu.cn](canerbaydur@tongji.edu.cn) [PA] Physical Acoustics Jack Case – [jac7175@psu.edu](jac7175@psu.edu) [PP] Psychological & Physiological Acoustics Abhijit Roy – [abhijitroy2025@u.northwestern.edu](abhijitroy2025@u.northwestern.edu) [SA] Structural Acoustics & Vibration Klara Chojnacka – [klara.chojnacka@agh.edu.pl](klara.chojnacka@agh.edu.pl) [SC] Speech Communication Sarah Rose Bellavance – [srb664@nyu.edu](srb664@nyu.edu) [SP] Signal Processing Raymond [Plasse](Plasse-raymond.plasse@bruins.belmont.edu)[-raymond.plasse@bruins.belmont.edu](Plasse-raymond.plasse@bruins.belmont.edu) [UW] Underwater Acoustics Natalie Kukshtel – [nkukshtel@whoi.edu](nkukshtel@whoi.edu) Preparing for the Next Meeting A successful conference experience starts with good planning and preparation. Consider these tips for keeping in the know: ● Becoming an ASA student member. Not only is conference registration cheaper for student members, but membership also has lots of other perks like receiving ASA publications. ● Registering for the conference online atthe ASA webpage (address below) . ● Visiting the Student Council’s website and social media (information below) . ● Finding the Student Council’s online Student Guide (posted on the Student Council website) for student events planned for the conference. ● Students Meet Members for Lunch (SMMfL) Program. When registering, sign up to have lunch with a current ASA member in your field and learn more about ASA, acoustics, and more. ASA resources: [linktr.ee/asa_students](linktr.ee/asa_students) ASA Website: [acousticalsociety.org](acousticalsociety.org) ASA Student Website: [asastudents.org](asastudents.org) Follow the Student Council on social media for updates! Twitter/X: @asastudents Instagram: @students_ASA Facebook: [facebook.com/ASAStudents](facebook.com/ASAStudents) Information for Students 188th Meeting of the Acoustical Society of America & International Congress on Acoustics New Orleans, LA – Spring 2025 18-23 May Technical Committees The ASA represents fourteen technical areas within the field of acoustics. A Technical Committee (TC) or Technical Specialty Group (TSG) provides oversight for each area. These committees are responsible for planning conference sessions and managing various technical aspects in their area. All Technical Committee meetings are open – meaning that you are highly encouraged to attend and participate in the meeting(s) that represent your interests! Days for each TC Meeting are listed below. TC acronyms and Student Council Reps are listed on the reverse side; check the ASA Itinerary for meeting locations. TC Meeting Days Keep an eye out for an email with the schedule closer to the meeting! How Can I Get Involved? Ask your TC representative or visit the ASA Student

FAQs

What is the Student Council’s mission within ASA?

The Student Council supports student involvement in the Acoustical Society of America by representing student interests across ASA technical areas.

How can students get involved in the conference and student delegation?

Students can ask their Technical Committee representative or use the ASA Students website to apply for open council positions or volunteer for the student delegation.

What student-focused events are highlighted during the meeting?

The brochure highlights events such as First-Time Attendee Orientation, Student Meet & Greet, Student Outing, Student Reception, Student Bulletin Board updates, and social events like ASA Jam and Women in Acoustics Luncheon.

Sep 24, 2026

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