CVNet - graduate program in color science; RIT

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Date: Tue Jan 04 2000 - 00:58:31 PST

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    From: Ethan Montag <edmpci@ritvax.isc.rit.edu>
    Subject: Masters degree on Color Science at RIT
    To: CVNetList@lawton.ewind.com

    Hoover,

    Could you please distribute this announcement to the CVNET listserv.

    Thanks,
    Ethan

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    Please let your students know about the following program opportunity.
    Please let me know if you would like me to send you hard-copy versions of
    this for you to distribute to prospective applicants. Thanks.

            The Rochester Institute of Technology offers students a unique
    opportunity to earn a Master of Science Degree in Color Science at the
    Chester F. Carlson Center for Imaging Science. The Masters of Science
    degree program is currently seeking highly qualified applicants for Fall
    2000.

            Color Science is broadly interdisciplinary, encompassing physics,
    chemistry, physiology, statistics, computer science and psychology. This is
    the only graduate program in the country devoted to this discipline, and it
    is designed for students whose undergraduate majors are in physics,
    chemistry, imaging science, computer science, electrical engineering,
    experimental psychology, physiology or any discipline pertaining to the
    quantitative description of color.

            The Masters of Science in Color Science program provides
    graduate-level study in both theory and practical application. The program
    gives students a broad exposure to the field of color and affords them the
    unique opportunity of specializing in an area appropriate for their
    background and interest. It consists of required courses and practical
    laboratories in color vision, psychophysics, colorimetry, optical radiation
    measurements, color appearance, and color modeling, and elective courses
    that build on the student's background and interests, and either a research
    thesis or graduate project.

            Graduates are in high demand (our graduates have a placement rate
    of 100%) and have accepted industrial positions in electronic imaging,
    color instrumentation, colorant formulation, and basic and applied
    research. Companies that have hired our graduates include Hewlett Packard,
    Canon, Apple, Eastman Kodak, Xerox, International Paper, Applied Science
    Fiction and the Gemological Institute of America.

            The degree program in color science revolves around the activities
    of the Munsell Color Science Laboratory within the Center for Imaging
    Science. The Munsell Laboratory is the preeminent academic laboratory in
    the country devoted to color science. Research is currently under way in
    color appearance and discrimination psychophysics, imaging
    device-independent calibration, color reproduction, high-accuracy
    spectrophotometry, spectroradiometry and multi-spectral image analysis.

            Scholarships and assistantships are available for qualified
    applicants. These include the Macbeth-Engel Fellowship, Grum Memorial
    Scholarship, Munsell Color Science Laboratory Assistantship and research
    assistantships associated with ongoing grants and contracts. Most of these
    require 20 hours of work per week. Funding can consist of up to full
    tuition remission and a 12-month stipend. Students receiving fully funded
    assistantships tend to have undergraduate cumulative grade point averages
    of 3.5 and higher, GRE "quantitative" and "analytical" scores above 700 and
    "verbal" above 600. Applicants whose native language is not English have
    TOEFL scores above 600 and TSE-A scores above 250. Partial assistantships
    are also awarded. Applicants seeking financial assistance from the center
    must have all application documents submitted to the Admissions Office by
    February 15 for the next academic year.

            For more information about our program, laboratory, faculty, or
    research please visit our web site at :
    http://www.cis.rit.edu/research/mcsl.
    To obtain application forms and degree requirements, contact:
            Dr. Ethan D. Montag
            Munsell Color Science Laboratory
            Carlson Center for Imaging Science
            RIT
            54 Lomb Memorial Drive
            Rochester, NY 14623-5604
            Phone: 716-475-5096
            Fax: 716-475-5988
            E-mail: montag@cis.rit.edu

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    Ethan D. Montag (716)475-5096
    Rochester Institute of Technology Fax:(716)475-5988
    Center for Imaging Science e-mail: edmpci@rit.edu
    Munsell Color Science Laboratory
    54 Lomb Memorial Drive
    Rochester, New York 14623-5604

    My official work homepage:
    http://www.cis.rit.edu/people/faculty/montag/index.html



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