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ISCApad #224 |
| Saturday, February 11, 2017 by Chris Wellekens |
2 ISCA News
| 2-1 | Election of members for the Board of ISCAAnnouncement:Election of members for the Board of ISCA (4-year term: 2017-2021)The ISCA Board currently has 14 members from 10 countries (see the full list below). Members are elected to the Board for a period of four years and no member may serve on the Board for more than two consecutive terms. The following Board members will have served for two terms of four years in August 2017: Keikichi HIROSE, Haizhou LI, Douglas O?SHAUGHNESSY, and thus these three will leave the Board. In addition, Mark HASEGAWA-JOHNSON, Gérard BAILLY, Martin COOKE, Hynek HERMANSKY, and Kate KNILL will be ending their first term; Martin COOKE and Hynek HERMANSKY are not standing for re-election, while the other three will run for re-election. Thus we have openings for eight members for the 2017-2021 term.
In accordance with the ISCA by-laws, elections to the Board will take place in April 2017. We invite nominations from the ISCA membership. Each nomination requires the support of three members of the Association and agreement from the candidate (e.g., by email). The ISCA statutes specify a maximum of three Board members from any one country. Each ISCA member will be asked to cast a anonymous ballot in the election, via a survey website.
Members elected to the Board will be expected to be responsible for one or more of the areas listed below assigned by the Board, to commit time to furthering the work of ISCA in their area (s), to attend the Board meetings that take place at each annual INTERSPEECH conference and to participate in additional virtual meetings during the year (via teleconference). All candidates should be aware of these obligations and commit themselves to fulfilling them before agreeing to be nominated.
The Board will accept nominations either from proposers or self-nominations, as long as indication of support (three members of ISCA) is provided. Please send your nomination(s) to the ISCA Secretariat secretariat@isca-speech.org BEFORE March 1st, 2017 with the following information:
Full Name and Title:
Position and Institution: Research area: Indication of willingness to serve if elected: E-mail: URL: Short biography (one paragraph) Short statement (one paragraph, acknowledging the willingness to serve the duty assigned by the Board, and the preference of area(s) one would intend to do.) Names and emails of three proposers (ISCA members).
Please provide a photo, for posting on the ballot.
Please do not hesitate to contact us if you require further information about the nomination process or about duties of ISCA Board members. Best regards,
Haizhou LI (ISCA President) isca-president@isca-speech.org
Douglas O'Shaughnessy (ISCA Secretary) secretariat@isca-speech.org =====
Areas:
FINANCE, CONFERENCES, WORKSHOPS, MEMBERSHIP SERVICES AND ISCA WEBSITE, PUBLICATIONS AND ARCHIVE, DISTINGUISHED LECTURERS AND GEOGRAPHICAL OUTREACH, SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS, TRAINING & EDUCATION, GRANTS, FELLOWS & AWARDS, INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS, PUBLIC RELATIONS, SECRETARIAT
Current Board:
Haizhou LI (ISCA President)
John HANSEN (ISCA Vice President) Mark HASEGAWA-JOHNSON (ISCATreasurer)
Douglas O'SHAUGHNESSY (ISCA Secretary)
Gérard BAILLY
Kay BERKLING
Martin COOKE
Hynek HERMANSKY
Keikichi HIROSE
Kate KNILL
Lori LAMEL
Sebastian MOELLER
Torbjorn SVENDSEN
Satoshi NAKAMURA
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| 2-2 | Nominations for ISCA Fellows Since its introduction in 2007, ISCA's Fellows Program has recognised and honoured 57 outstanding members who have made significant contributions to the field of speech communication science and technology. Nominations are now open for the 2017 ISCA Fellows which will be presented at Interspeech 2017 in Stockholm. Any ISCA member can make a nomination.
To qualify for this distinction, a candidate must have been an ISCA member for five years or more with a minimum of ten years experience in the field. A Fellow may be recognised by their outstanding technical contributions and/or continued significant service to ISCA. The supporting case for the candidate's nomination should include up to 3 major contributions which have had impact on the speech community and/or society in general. A nomination should be supported by 4 references from ISCA Fellows and/or Board Members. Current ISCA Board members are not eligible for nomination. Fellow Selection Committee members will avoid writing references for Fellow candidates. The total number selected in any one year will not exceed one-third percent of the total ISCA membership in that year.
Nominations should be sent to 'fellows_nomination [at] isca-speech.org' by February 10. Those who plan to nominate are strongly advised to write brief information on candidates (candidate's name and affiliation) to the above address before January 10 with your name and contacting e-mail address. Re-send your e-mail when you do not receive an acknowledgement in a week. Further information and nomination and reference forms can be found at: http://www.isca-speech.org/iscaweb/index.php/honors/fellows
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| 2-3 | Videos of Interspeech and ISCA supported conferencesVideo archives are available in
http://www.isca-speech.org/iscaweb/index.php/archive/video-archive
where keynote speeches from IS 2010 can be seen. You will also find video archives
of many other conferences.
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| 2-4 | Videos of INTERSPEECH 2016 The videos for the plenary talks at IS2016 are now accessible via https://www.superlectures.com/interspeech2016/ where all the videos of previous conferences are also available. In case of problems, they can also be watched on our the website of the conference http://www.interspeech2016.org/
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| 2-5 | ISCA Online Archive
ISCA Online Archive is now accessible directly from ISCA Web main page.
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