The Audio Engineering Society student chapter at the University of Miami is open to all university students who share an interest in music technology and the recording industry. Our primary goal is to provide members with an opportunity to learn directly from audio industry professionals and serve as an educational resource to the University of Miami community.   Our chapter primarily consists of graduate and undergraduate students from the Music Engineering Technology and Electrical Engineering programs, as well as professionals from across South Florida. The chapter holds regular meetings and  hosts speakers who share their experiences and achievements in the field. In addition, members attend the annual AES convention where we hold the MUE party and participate in the educational fair. The Music Engineering program at the University of Miami began in the late 1970's and has grown to be the most highly rated of its type in the country. It currently includes more than one hundred graduate and undergraduate students from several countries. The program is part of the Frost School of Music and includes a minor in Electrical Engineering or Computer Science. A closely related program, Electrical Engineering with Audio Emphasis, has been developed by the College of Engineering; each curriculum provides the student with hands-on experience and knowledge of the latest developments in audio technology. The faculty advisor for the University of Miami AES chapter is Ken Pohlmann. Pohlmann is the director of the Music Engineering program.