HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL WEB PRODUCER-TEMP/PT
This is a temporary part-time position. WSOC-TV in Charlotte, NC needs a person to assist with their High School Football efforts Fridays – this will include but is not limited to updating their high school website by gathering scores from around the DMA, uploading video and offering any additional fresh content (videos, slide shows, stories) to the High School Football page. Additionallly, this person will assist in the Game of the Week efforts – communicating with schools, set-up, promotional efforts. Please send resume to Melinda Holt, WSOC-TV, 1901 N. Tryon St., Charlotte, NC 28206. EOE M/F
College radio station KVTI a victim of budget cuts, drops Top 40 format
Posted by Erick Lauber
Read about KVTI’s new format and how the change in format impacted the students at Clover Park Technical College.
http://www.thenewstribune.com/2010/06/26/1242160/college-radio-station-a-victim.html
Want To Buy: Equipment for High School Campus Radio Station
Want To Buy: Equipment for High School Campus Radio Station
Looking to complete the final build of our school district’s campus-limited AM and FM student radio station and looking for equipment. Ideally seeking AM and/or FM modulation monitors, audio processing as well as CD or other studio equipment that would allow students to have a realistic learning environment. Your donation of used but serviceable equipment can be rewarded with a letter for tax purposes as this is a municipal school district. Reimbursement for shipping or pickup within a reasonable distance of Fairfield County, Connecticut. Thanks to the engineers who have already assisted and a thanks in advance to those willing to help in training the future broadcasters of tomorrow.
Contact: Bill DeFelice 203-854-4104 bill@norwalkps.org
Note: Bill was kind enough to answer CBI’s request for more information and supplied the following paragraph for those that are interested: “After some years we’ve finally begun to make progress with building up on on-campus radio station for our district’s high school. While a two studio suite was included as part of a building renovation which took place four years ago it wasn’t until recently that student interest made it possible to encourage the upper-level administration to complete this project. Like many things in the public education arena, the funding this project has received hasn’t allowed me to make much headway with building the station. Some local radio groups and engineers have been kind enough to offer their older legacy equipment to us. On some occasions the gear required substantial repairs of which unavailable components made these pieces unsuitable for our needs. Being a freelance broadcast engineer I myself have donated various pieces of equipment as well as studio furniture. We were fortunate to have received a couple of donated 70′s vintage Gates consoles that will serve as the on-air and production consoles. At the moment I’m seeking suitable audio processing for our campus-limited AM and FM transmitters and, ideally, AM and FM modulation monitoring equipment to augment teaching our students in an environment more like actual broadcast stations. For this first year, the campus station and companion webstream will be operating as a club while the curriculum is being developed to integrate the station into teaching classes in journalism and electronic media. The station will also allow student to study other broadcast- related subjects such as audio production, announcing, copy writing and sportscasting presentation. While I was lucky enough to become involved in my hometown’s 330 watt high school radio station at the age of 14 it is my hope to pay it forward and mentor students in the way I had been back in the 70′s – something that not only allowed me to learn about the broadcast industry, but allowed me the opportunity to become employed at several broadcast groups during my lifetime. Any assistance that will allow these students to learn and grow is greatly appreciated. Kind regards, Bill DeFelice, Norwalk Connecticut Public Schools”
Various Radio Positions at Cox Radio in Tulsa, OK
Various job positions are available at Cox Radio in Tulsa, OK including News Director, Vice President-Market Manager, Sales Apprentice, and Account Manager. Contact Sheley Mark, HR Coordinator, Cox Radio, Inc. – Tulsa, 7136 S. Yale, Suite 500, Tulsa, OK 74136, (918) 493-8563 phone, (918) 492-6495 fax
MUSIC DIRECTOR AND CHIEF ANNOUNCER OF KRTU
Trinity University’s KRTU-FM, San Antonio, seeks a dynamic individual for the position of Music Director and Chief Announcer for a non-commercial, jazz and alternative student rock station.
Responsibilities: Responsible for supervising, scheduling and evaluating top quality, straight ahead jazz from 5 am to 10 pm. Works with the Associate General Manager for Programming and Operations and Operations Manager, to ensure music programming meets station standards, train program hosts, create original KRTU programming, review new releases, interact with industry representatives and cultivate listener-members. Hosts a weekday program and teaches a one hour practicum on radio hosting. Trinity University’s KRTU 91.7, a non-profit, listener supported radio station, is a resource of the Department of Communication that supports the academic curriculum while demonstrating Trinity University’s leadership in education and the arts.
Qualifications: Must have a college degree and extensive knowledge of straight ahead jazz from the early 1900s to the present. Must be able to help with the training, recruitment, and supervision of students and community volunteer announcers. Must have reliable transportation. Ideal candidate will have a background in jazz music and two or more years of radio experience.
Salary: Full-time, $30,000 to $35,000 per year.
Application deadline: July 19, 2010
Start Date: August 23, 2010 (negotiable)
To apply, please submit letter of application, resume, college transcript, three references, and an MP3 sample of your announcing. An application will be considered incomplete unless all materials are received.. Send your application package to Ronald A. Nirenberg, Associate General Manager, KRTU, Trinity University, One Trinity Place, San Antonio, Texas 78212-7200. For questions/clarification, contact Mr. Nirenberg at (2l0) 999-8159 or email at rnirenberg@trinity.edu. Trinity University is an EEO Employer.
ASSOCIATE NEWS PRODUCER at WSOC-TV
WSOC-TV needs an Associate Producer who has good writing skills and experience in a television newsroom. This Associate Producer would work different shifts including overnights as needed to research and write stories for various newscasts and to post online. Associate Producer would train in producing newscasts. College degree, TV station internship or previous TV positions a plus. Please send resumes to Shelley Lynch, Executive Producer, WSOC-TV, 1901 N. Tryon St., Charlotte, NC 28206. No phone calls please. EOE M/F
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