Students passionate about audio gathered in San Francisco for another dose of AES experiences: education, professional development, networking, and just plain fun. The AES is largely run by motivated, generous and talented volunteers, and the education streams within the AES program are no exception. Students of the AES have a very strong group of four elected leaders more than willing find the time and apply the effort to make the convention a rich experience. Your North and Latin America student leaders are MeiLing Loo, Chair, and Philip Parenteau, Vice Chair; Europe and International are Daniel Deboy, Chair, and Magdalena Plewa, Vice Chair. The successful Student program is the result of much hard work from these leaders. In addition to his year-round contributions to all education activities, Vice Chair of the AES Education committee, John Krivit, led the significant effort for the recording competition, securing volunteer judges, and attracting the participation of our many generous sponsors...

Hey Students!

You're just about to finish your project study, thesis or the development of a cool new prototype? The Student Science Spot at the 129th AES Convention in San Francisco will be your chance to present it.

An extraordinary number of students from all parts of the globe made the investment of time and effort to get themselves to London for the 128th.

Entry forms for the Recording Competition, as well as the Career and Education Fairs, are now available here.

It is our pleasure to announce that the new SDA North and Latin American Region Vice-Chair is Ezequiel Morfi from the ECOS School of Sound in Argentina. Ezequiel will serve in this position until October 2011 when a new Vice-Chair will be elected, and then will become the Chair until October 2012.