The INCE Student Scholarship of $6,000 is granted to a college student studying noise control or architectural acoustics in the United States of America.
The Institute of Noise Control Engineering presents honors and awards in recognition of outstanding service and activity to the noise control community.
The Foundation supports a series of student and professional awards and a scholarship to outstanding individuals studying or working in the field of noise control engineering. Donations support these programs and allow the addition of new awards and scholarships.
The Foundation provides a series of awards to support students wishing to pursue a career in noise control and recognizing outstanding noise control engineering professionals.
In even-numbered years, the $4000 Martin Hirschorn IAC Prize is given for "The best paper on new and/or improved cost-effective noise control and/or acoustical conditioning products as published in the two years preceding the award."
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The William W. Lang INCE Distinguished Noise Control Engineer Award recognizes individuals who have rendered outstanding service to the Institute and to the field of noise control engineering over a sustained period.
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This award for student conference-travel expenses from generous contributions from The Elizabeth L. and Russell F. Hallberg Foundation facilitated by INCE-USA member Douglas F. Winker. This award is given annually. Typically, there are multiple awards.
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This special Medal was established to recognize excellence in the study of noise-control by undergraduate and graduate students at academic institutions in North America that have courses in, or related to, noise-control engineering including practical applications.
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The INCE Foundation is a non-profit, tax-exempt publicly-supported charitable organization. The INCE Foundation was established in 1993 with the approval of the Board of Directors of the Institute of Noise Control Engineering of the USA (INCE-USA). It is incorporated in the State of New York, is organized under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, and is classified as a publicly-supported charity.
Contributions to the INCE Foundation may be made by credit card, check or in conjunction with INCE/USA Member dues.
