News

While our website iscc.org is the primary and official means for communications from the ISCC, there is a LinkedIn group that we also maintain. That group "ISCC Inter-Society Color Council" has a broader audience (currently just over 500 members) and sees correspondingly broader traffic. We tend to share a little more freely there, because of the wide audience, and to keep the your email free of (possibly) less interesting information. Please consider joining that group and contributing occasionally. It represents an important outreach avenue to attract new members to the ISCC. There are other LinkedIn groups that we are not affiliated with, but none-the-less provide content that ISCC members might find interesting:

• Color
• Color Science
• Color Instrumentation and Measurement
• Colour and Architecture
• many others...

We are very excited to announce that registration for the Munsell Centennial Celebration is open. Start on the Munsell 2018 page for all the details regarding registration options, which include signups for the breakout sessions and your dorm room preferences. (note the availability of the dorm rooms is limited).

In addition to the great presentations, tutorials, tours, and workshops, the week will include a special Awards Banquet Thursday evening, and the 2018 ISCC Annual Meeting during the Friday lunch hour.

Reserve your spot today!

The latest issue of ISCC News has been distributed via email and hardcopy to all members. This is another great job by our Newsletter Editor Paula Alessi. Some highlights:

• Board of Director's Corner, by Tony Stanton
• Calls for nominations for ISCC's Macbeth and Nickerson awards
• Bios of our Director nominees
• Calls for papers forAIC 2018 (Lisbon) and ANTEC 2018® (Orlando)
• All the latest on the 2018 Munsell Celebration (register soon!)

• Refractions: Gray Matters, How Gray Changes How We Think, by Carl Jennings

• Hue Angles: The Medium Shrinks the Message, by Mike Brill

• And much more...

We are excited to announce that the latest installment of our free online webinar series will be Dr Roy Berns, of Rochester Institute of Technology. Check out all the details on our events page, including a registration link.

We have made the official transition to this new online service. What we have now is not only a new web site platform, but Wild Apricot also handles the membership dues processing and email lists, registration for conferences, and much more. In the end, it allows ISCC volunteers to focus on better serving the color community instead of spending our time battling technology.

Note that not all of the material has yet been ported from the old web site. If you cannot find something in the menus above, poke around the archive site. Then let us know and we will do our best to get that content ported over soon.