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15 Jul

Submit your session proposals for the 2021 NSEMC online

It’s time to submit your session proposal for the 2021 National Student Electronic Media Convention, Oct. 27-39 online. Our goal is to have the best possible educational experience for our attendees, and sessions are a huge part of that. Our aim is to get about fifty great sessions, and we are dedicated to making them […]

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9 May

College Media Mega Workshop

Four college media organizations collaborate to co-present this magnificent workshop in Minneapolis. Choose a track that will help advance your career in television, radio, magazine, media sales or even a faculty advisor. CLICK HERE to see the available tracks. The Mega Workshop will be held July 11-14.

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13 Nov

Student Media in the News

KSYM to host annual Alternative 2 Hunger concert, food drive “We always want to give back to the community,” assistant KSYM program director Tommy Banks said Nov. 6. “We don’t only want to showcase local artists, but we also want to get the community together and encourage them to help those in need.” Entry to […]

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1 Nov

Board Blog: CBI Hosts Annual Convention in Emerald City

More than 400 attendees from 28 states converged at the Renaissance Seattle Hotel for the seventh annual College Broadcasters, Inc. (CBI) National Student Electronic Media Convention (NSEMC) Oct. 25-27, 2018. Convention sessions were led by industry professionals, students, faculty and staff members, and attorneys. Topic choices were expansive allowing a broad range of choices for participants—from radio, […]

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17 Oct

Board Blog: Your #CBISeattle Packing List

College Broadcasters, Inc.’s National Student Electronic Media Convention is just around the corner so it’s time to get packing. Below is a list of things you should pack or prepare for your trip. 1. Comfy shoes NSEMC takes place at the Renaissance Seattle, located at 515 Madison St. If you haven’t been to Seattle before […]

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26 Sep

Board Blog: Meet more than 50 pros at #CBISeattle

If you want to meet professionals in the media industry, we’ve got you more than covered at this year’s NSEMC. We’ve got TV anchors, radio station program directors, engineers, podcasters, attorneys, record label representatives and more. A complete list is on our website, and you can also view speakers inside the app, but let’s take […]

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24 Jul

Student Media in the News: July 24, 2018

NSEMC Seattle session proposals due Aug. 1 Propose your sessions now for the 2018 NSEMC, Oct. 25-27 in Seattle! The session proposal deadline is Wednesday, Aug. 1. Please visit our session proposals page for more info. Jefferson Public Radio leaves original studios; remains on SOU’s campus Jefferson Public Radio is leaving its original studio to […]

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14 May

Join CBI for the summer College Media Mega Workshop

CBI is returning to Minneapolis July 12-15 to offer the Radio Management track for the College Media Mega Workshop. The workshop provide hands-on training, critiques, an idea forum and resource room. You will have opportunities to spend one-on-one time with the workshop’s speakers and instructors. Successfully managing student radio organizations requires mastery of technology, legal […]

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15 Nov

Board Blog: NSEMC 2017 – What a weekend!

What a week it was! More than 400 students from 85 schools converged on the Hyatt Regency River Walk in beautiful downtown San Antonio for the sixth annual CBI National Student Electronic Media Convention November 2-4, 2017. Our event officially opened on Wednesday afternoon as students began receiving official credentials and complimentary CBI messenger bags […]

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7 Nov

Student Media in the News

  FSU radio station V89 celebrates 30 years on-air V89, Florida State’s student-run, 24-hour radio station, is celebrating its 30th birthday. Having collected a dedicated following and garnering much respect, both locally and nationally, the station’s 30th birthday is exciting to many, especially when you consider that radio is supposedly a “dying industry.” Read more from FSUNews.com. […]

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