Category Conferences
24 Oct
Student Media in the News
KSYM rewards student volunteers with trip to national media convention “Because the convention is in San Antonio this year, we have the opportunity to take a handful of students so that they can find out more about college media from around the country,” KSYM General Manager John Onderdonk said Oct. 4 in an interview. “These […]
READ MORE12 Oct
101 reasons, and then some, to come to #CBISanAntonio!
101 sessions, an award-winning Keynote Speaker, the River Walk and the Alamo. It’s CBI San Antonio 2017! We are just weeks away from CBI San Antonio and the National Student Electronic Media Convention! I am very excited to get there for all that this offers, including great sessions, networking, an awesome location and, as always, […]
READ MORE3 Oct
Student Media in the News
Joining us in San Antonio? Early-bird registration rates extended Early-bird convention registration rates have been extended through Friday, Oct. 6! Radio stations with a sense of community But it’s another, unsung area of broadcasting that’s live and local to the hilt: community radio. These are the mostly tiny, mostly FM stations that focus on various […]
READ MORE25 Sep
San Antonio: ‘I Can’t Wait!’
“Looks amazing! I can’t wait to go and check out some of these panels with the rest of the staff.” That is an actual quote from one of my students. It was in an email this student sent me after taking a look at the schedule for the National Student Electronic Media Convention (NSEMC). It […]
READ MORE19 Jul
Board Blog: Thanks, again, Minneapolis!
CBI hosted the first-ever Broadcast Management track at the College Media Mega Workshop last week in Minneapolis and the results exceeded even our most optimistic projections. Thirty students and advisers gathered on the beautiful campus of the University of Minnesota for an intensive, three-day workshop designed to give them the tools to hit the ground […]
READ MORE30 May
Student media in the news
Skidmore DJs All Tuned In; Heard Beyond Campus ‘Bubble’ The station’s low-power signal fades away after about 15 miles in any direction. In addition to FM radios, though, listeners anywhere can tune in by visiting the WSPN website. In his time at the helm, Klein found that the “tight-knit community” of DJs makes WSPN more […]
READ MORE23 May
Student media in the news
WICB says thank you to General Manager Chris Wheatley For 32 years, Chris Wheatley, the Manager of Radio and Television Operations at Ithaca College has dedicated countless hours of service to WICB — including some time working on the station as a student himself. Now, as he prepares to retire, the staff and past alumni […]
READ MORE7 Feb
2017 Summer Workshop • #CMMegaWorkshop
Registration is now open for the Broadcast Management track of the College Media Mega Workshop! Registration fee for the Broadcast Management track is $199 for four days of workshops, training and special programs tailored specifically for student leaders and advisers for broadcast media outlets. Lodging and parking are available at University of Minnesota residence halls. In […]
READ MORE11 Oct
Student Media in the News
Sign up for media tours, demo reel reviews and TV/Radio clinics at NSEMC Information and online sign-up for media tours to WKDU Drexel University, Greater Philadelphia Media and Fox 29 are online on the NSEMC Media Tours page. Sign ups are also open online for one-on-one demo reel and resume reviews with Keynote and News […]
READ MORE16 Aug
National Student Production Awards finalists
We’re announcing the 2016 finalists in CBI’s National Student Production Awards over on the Philadelphia website! We’ll be posting new categories every weekday until Friday, Aug. 26, so check back. While you’re there, see all the latest on the National Student Electronic Media Convention, Oct. 20-22. We’re posting info on the hotel, special pre-convention workshops […]
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