Great Opportunities for 2012 w/ the Maine Conservation Core
Environmental Educator Opportunities
Imagine yourself living in Maine, the great "vacationland" state. Maine's beauty will surround you as you hone your environmental skills and give back to our local communities. The Maine Conservation Corps Environmental Educator Program provides opportunities for members to gain experience in environmental education, volunteer leadership and community service projects. The rewards are unlimited. Join MCC-an AmeriCorps term of service in Maine will make a difference in your life and ours.
For over 25 years, the Maine Conservation Corps (MCC) has helped environmental organizations throughout Maine support and accomplish their conservation goals. MCC is a participant in the Maine Commission for Community Service AmeriCorps program and is within the Department of Conservation.
The mission of the MCC is to: accomplish natural resource related projects, with long term public benefit, in partnership with public and private non-profit organizations; provide job training, education and service opportunities; provide conservation education; and promote and manage volunteer opportunities related to natural resources.
Our Environmental Education Program places individual AmeriCorps members at Host Sites that share our conservation mission. Environmental Educators can recruit, train and lead volunteers, teach school children and adults about environmental issues, work with watershed organizations to monitor water quality conditions, and research, educate and promote green initiatives such as energy conservation.
Environmental Educators earn a living allowance while gaining environmental experience, receive free health insurance, receive assistance with child care costs, can earn an Education Award to use toward student loans or for future college tuition, receive ongoing training and experience networking opportunities.
For detailed descriptions of all open positions and to download an application go to: http://www.maine.gov/doc/parks/mcc/EEO_000.htm
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EE Graduate Seminar
Time-Varying Amplitude Compression Processing to
Preserve and Enhance Spectral Contrast in Speech Signals
Dr. Janet C. Rutledge
Dean, UMBC Graduate School
Vice-Provost for Graduate Education
Affiliate Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering
11:30-12:45 Friday, 18 November 2011, ITE 231
Multichannel amplitude compression processing is used to reduce the level variations of speech to fit the reduced dynamic ranges of listeners with sensorineural hearing loss. This processing, however, can result in smearing of temporal information, artifacts due to spectral discontinuities at fixed channel edges, and spectral flattening due to reduced peak-to-valley ratios. Presented here is an implementation of a time-varying compression processing algorithm based on a sinusoidal speech model. The algorithm operates on a time-varying, stimulus-dependent basis to adjust to the speech variations and the listeners hearing profile. The algorithm provides fast-acting compression with minimal artifact, has time-varying frequency channels, is computationally inexpensive and preserves the important spectral peaks in speech.
This method has been extended to provide real-time enhancement of spectral peaks and valleys. This work is also related to processing audio signals that will be transmitted over amplitude-limited noisy channels or for listeners in a noisy environment.
Dr. Janet Rutledge is Dean of the Graduate School and Affiliate Associate Professor in the CSEE Department at UMBC. She received the BS in electrical engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and the MS and Ph.D. in electrical engineering from Georgia Tech. Prior to coming to UMBC in 2001, she was a faculty member at Northwestern University, and program director at the National Science Foundation.
Host: Prof. Joel M. Morris
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Full Title: talk: Rutledge on multichannel amplitude compression for speech processing, 11/18
EE Graduate Seminar
Time-Varying Amplitude Compression Processing to
Preserve and Enhance Spectral Contrast in Speech Signals
Dr. Janet C. Rutledge
Dean, UMBC Graduate School
Vice-Provost for Graduate Education
Affiliate Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering
11:30-12:45 Friday, 18 November 2011, ITE 231
Multichannel amplitude compression processing is used to reduce the level variations of speech to fit the reduced dynamic ranges of listeners with sensorineural hearing loss. This processing, however, can result in smearing of temporal information, artifacts due to spectral discontinuities at fixed channel edges, and spectral flattening due to reduced peak-to-valley ratios. Presented here is an implementation of a time-varying compression processing algorithm based on a sinusoidal speech model. The algorithm operates on a time-varying, stimulus-dependent basis to adjust to the speech variations and the listeners hearing profile. The algorithm provides fast-acting compression with minimal artifact, has time-varying frequency channels, is computationally inexpensive and preserves the important spectral peaks in speech.
This method has been extended to provide real-time enhancement of spectral peaks and valleys. This work is also related to processing audio signals that will be transmitted over amplitude-limited noisy channels or for listeners in a noisy environment.
Dr. Janet Rutledge is Dean of the Graduate School and Affiliate Associate Professor in the CSEE Department at UMBC. She received the BS in electrical engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and the MS and Ph.D. in electrical engineering from Georgia Tech. Prior to coming to UMBC in 2001, she was a faculty member at Northwestern University, and program director at the National Science Foundation.
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Intern at Microsoft This Summer
Apply Today
As an intern at Microsoft, you’ll have real responsibility and real
opportunities to make a difference. At the same time, you’ll also have a
lot of fun with new friends and colleagues as you solve the technology
challenges of the 21st century.
Jump in to find the opportunity that’s best for you. Your future awaits.
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Participate in International Field Research in Switzerland
Health, sustainability, & entrepreneurship themes- APPLY NOW
Too busy for a semester abroad?
Try International Field Research - a
spring semester course on field research methods followed by a week-long
applied research experience in Switzerland in June.
Design your own research topic or work on structured projects such as:
Why
do the Swiss have lower health care costs AND lower rates of coronary heart disease than Americans? What makes a community walkable? How
is global warming showing up in receding glaciers? What does this mean
for the Swiss who count on glaciers for water and to generate tourism? Can
there be eco-tourism in a developed country? How can a small community
maintain its identity and character while serving thousands of tourists?
Apply by December 1 to be considered for this course,
http://www.umbc.edu/ifr/images/application.pdf
For more information, e-mail Katie Birger <cbirge1@umbc.edu>
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Want Some Money???
Apply for NSBE Scholarships TODAY!
The NSBE Scholarship Vault contains over $30 million in scholarships.
PLEASE NOTE: In order to be eligible for NSBE scholarships you MUST:
- Be an ACTIVE, PAID NSBE member (membership is only $15 annually).
- You can register via www.nsbe.org.
- Submit your transcript for GPA confirmation to World Head Quaters (Fall 2010 or LATER).
- Unofficial transcripts can be emailed to scholarships@nsbe.org.
Applications are being accepted now! With over $30,000,000 in scholarships given to current and potential NSBE members annually, don't miss your chance to secure funds for this program year.
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ENES Students Take Part in AROW Competition at UMBC
This Saturday, November 19, students enrolled in Introduction to Engineering Science (ENES 101) will put robotic vessels to the test during UMBC's first AROW competition. AROW–Academy Robotics on the Water–was developed by Captain Jonathan Russell, Lt. Cmdr. Brian Maggi and Stephen Grenier of the US Coast Guard Academy as an introductory engineering design experience. The competition requires students to design robotic vessels capable of performing simulated tasks akin to those of the US Coast Guard. Forty teams will compete to see how many tasks can be performed by their robotic vessels within a four minute time limit.
What: UMBC AROW Competition
When: Saturday, November 19th 9:30 a.m. to Noon, 1:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Where: Engineering/ Computer Science Building (ECS), 2nd Floor Atrium
Click here for more information.
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ENES Students Take Part in AROW Competition at UMBC
This Saturday, November 19, students enrolled in Introduction to Engineering Science (ENES 101) will put robotic vessels to the test during UMBC's first AROW competition. AROW–Academy Robotics on the Water–was developed by Captain Jonathan Russell, Lt. Cmdr. Brian Maggi and Stephen Grenier of the US Coast Guard Academy as an introductory engineering design experience. The competition requires students to design robotic vessels capable of performing simulated tasks akin to those of the US Coast Guard. Forty teams will compete to see how many tasks can be performed by their robotic vessels within a four minute time limit.
What: UMBC AROW Competition
When: Saturday, November 19th 9:30 a.m. to Noon, 1:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Where: Engineering/ Computer Science Building (ECS), 2nd Floor Atrium
Click here for more information.
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International Field Research
Health, sustainability, and entrepreneurship themes
Too busy for a semester abroad? Try International Field Research - a spring-semester course on field research methods followed by a week-long applied research experience in Switzerland in June.
Design your own research topic or work on structured projects such as:
Why do the Swiss have lower health care costs AND lower rates of coronary heart disease than Americans? What makes a community walkable?
How is global warming showing up in receding glaciers? What does this mean for the Swiss who count on glaciers for water and to generate tourism?
Can there be eco-tourism in a developed country? How can a small community maintain its identity and character while serving thousands of tourists?
Apply by December 1 to be considered for this course,
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Ask about International Field Research at the Study Abroad Fair in the Commons this week or e-mail cbirge1@umbc.edu
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Women's Center is Winner for Spotlight of the Month for OCT.
By NRHH
The Women's Center has just been selected as Campus Winner for Spotlight of the Month for October! We were nominated by a student as a group within the UMBC community who exemplifies excellence in leadership, attitude and service. We were selected by the Recognition Committee for UMBC’s chapter of the National Residence Hall Honorary (NRHH).
We here at the Women's Center are honored to have been chosen!
Thanks!
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