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About the Cover (Front Cover Above): Ava Breck Robinson as Anchor for WVUT-TV’s Nightly Newscast. Ava is the VU Broadcasting Department’s 2007 winner of an Indiana Career and Technical Education Award for Excellence. (Front Cover Below Left) Caitlin Tadlock as Technical Director for WVUT-TV’s Nightly Newscast. Caitlin is a VU Broadcasting Department 2007 nominee for an Indiana Career and Technical Education Award for Excellence. (Front Cover Below Right) Jason Strong shooting for an EFP production of a VU men’s basketball game aired live on WVUT-TV. Jason is a VU Broadcasting Department 2007 nominee for an Indiana Career and Technical Education Award for Excellence. Dear Fellow Broadcaster : Welcome to the newest edition of the Graduate Bulletin from Vincennes University’s Broadcasting Department. It introduces our graduates from May, August, and December of 2007. This Bulletin is also available online. You can access it in three easy steps: • Visit the VU website at vinu.edu • At the VU homepage word search “Broadcasting” • Select Grad Bulletin Here at Vincennes University, we are always looking to the future to improve our program. Beginning this academic year all of our students will be required to complete ENG, Newsroom Operations, and Broadcast Sales II, eliminating the separate production and sales options. This will give all of our graduates a more well-rounded education. This change has been met with enthusiasm from our Advisory Committee. Members of the Vincennes University Broadcasting Advisory Committee are: KEVIN CONNERS WISH-TV, Indianapolis DAVE CROOKS WAMW, Washington & WFML/WVUB, Vincennes PATRECE DAYTON WTHI-TV 10, Terre Haute HILTON DIAZ Charter Communications, Vincennes JOHNNY GEORGE Johnny George Voiceovers,, Indianapolis MASON HOLLIS Duncan Video, Indianapolis NANCY KIRKPATRICK Keller-Crescent Co., Evansville GENE KUNTZ WITZ-AM/FM, Jasper CLARENCE MANN WFIE-TV, Evansville BRIAN MATTINGLY Mattingly Communications, Indianapolis STEVE OGLESBY Oglesby Digital Post Inc., Evansville JOE STOLL WISH-TV, Indianapolis BRUCE VILLINES WFIE-TV, Evansville DANNY WAYNE Midwest Communications, Terre Haute We appreciate the input given by our Advisory Committee. We strive to give students a hands-on education from the very first week of classes. In the opening week of labs, our students learn the operation of studio cameras and audio boards. VU Broadcasting is far from “theory” oriented. We keep our equipment as state-of-the-art as possible. Our faculty and staff have worked in the broadcasting industry and can relate to the needs of prospective employers. Practically every station in Indiana has employed VU Broadcasting graduates because they are ready to go to work. Those students who decide to continue their education at a four-year school report that they are ahead of the other students in the major because of the classes and labs required here at VU. I appreciate your time in looking over this booklet. If you have any questions, feel free to contact me at (812) 888-5417. If you would like to see our facilities, please contact me to arrange a tour. Sincerely, Douglas A. Young Chairman of Broadcasting Vincennes University Vincennes, Indiana 47591 [email protected] Page 1 Robert Bauman 6426 W. 300 S Kewanna, IN 46939, home: 574-653-2239, cell: 317-985-5846, e-mail: [email protected] Professional Objectives IMMEDIATE - To work as a radio on-air talent in a small to medium size market. LONG RANGE - To work at a national sports network or be the “voice” of a professional sports team. Broadcast/Media Experience UNIVERESITY RADIO: WROK-Low-Power FM: Air Talent, News Anchor, Program Director, Traffic Director, Talent Coach, Public Service Director, Promotion Manager, Production. WROL-Low-Power FM: Air Talent, News Anchor, Program Director, Traffic Director, Talent Coach, Public Service Director, Promotion Manager, Production. WVUB-FM: Air Talent, Remote Broadcasts. TELEVISION - WVUT-TV: Nightly Newscast: Sports Anchor, Camera Operator, TelePrompTer Operator, Video Playback. Public Affairs Program -- 22 Magazine: Camera Operator. Master Control Operator. Honors & Awards HIGH SCHOOL: 10 year 4-H member, President of 4-H Club, Vice President of Key Club, Nominated for Who’s Who Among American High School Athletes, Lettered in Baseball for 2 years, Prom King, 2005. Academic Training AAS Degree -- Broadcast Sales Available for Employment May of 2007 Page 2 (Thomas) Brandyn Benter 23247 Hawley Drive, Lawrenceburg, IN 47025, home: 812-637-3353, cell: 513-582-4615, e-mail: [email protected] Professional Objectives IMMEDIATE - To work as an ENG photographer or an on-air talent in a small to medium sized market. LONG RANGE - To become a sports broadcaster for a professional sports league. Broadcast/Media Experience UNIVERSITY RADIO: WROK-Low-Power FM: Air Talent, News Writer. WROL- Low-Power FM: Air Talent, News Anchor, Program Director, Traffic Director, Talent Coach, Maintenance Engineer, Promotion Manager, Production, News Writer. WVUB-FM: Air Talent, Remote Broadcasts. TELEVISION - WVUT-TV: Nightly Newscast: News Anchor, Director, Chyron Operator, Technical Director. ENG: News Photographer. Public Affairs Program -- 22 Magazine: Camera Operator. Master Control Operator. Additional Experience TELEVISION - Ran camera for Jumbo Tron instant replay for home basketball games on the Vincennes University campus. Honors & Awards HIGH SCHOOL: Honor Roll. Academic Training AAS Degree -- Broadcasting Available for Employment May of 2007 Page 3 Tyson James Conrady 11400 4th Street N., Apt. 315, St. Petersburg, Fl 33716 home: 574-529-4582 cell: 574-274-8801, e-mail: [email protected] Professional Objectives IMMEDIATE - To work in radio doing on-air and production. LONG RANGE - To be a General Manager of a radio station or a Program Director of a station. Broadcast/Media Experience UNIVERSITY RADIO: WROK-Low-Power FM: Air Talent, News Anchor, Program Director, Traffic Director, Talent Coach, Maintenance Engineer, Public Service Director, Promotion Manager, Production. WROL-Low-Power FM: Air Talent, News Anchor, Talent Coach, Production. WVUB-FM: Air Talent, News Gathering, News Reading, Remote Broadcasts. WFML-FM: News Anchor. TELEVISION - WVUT-TV: Nightly Newscast: Weather Anchor, Audio, Camera Operator, TelePrompTer Operator, Floor Director. ENG: News Photographer. Public Affairs Program -- 22 Magazine: Audio, Camera Operator, TelePrompTer Operator. Sports Remotes: Audio, Remote Camera Operator. Master Control Operator. Additional Experience RADIO - The Original Company, Vincennes, IN, board operator, part-time news reporter, part-time air-talent, August, 2004 to present. WAWC-FM, Syracuse, IN, board operator, part-time air-talent, August, 1994 to June, 1998, 2003, & 2005. WGCS-FM, Goshen College, part-time air-talent, 2002-2003. GBC Media, Warsaw, IN, board operator, part-time air-talent, Fall, 2002 to Spring, 2003. TELEVISION - Wawasee Video and Sound Productions, Syracuse, IN, videographer/newscast member, August, 2000 to September, 2004. Wawase High School football videographer, Syracuse, IN, August, 2004 to September, 2004. Seminars / Workshops Attended National Student Government Association Conference, St. Louis, MO, 2005 Internships WVUB-FM, Vincennes, IN, on-air talent and production, May, 2006 to January, 2004. WAWC-FM, Syracuse, IN, on-air talent and production, June, 2004 to August, 2006. Honors & Awards UNIVERSITY: Dean’s List HIGH SCHOOL: Honor Roll Academic Training AAS Degree -- Broadcast Sales Available for Employment May of 2006 Page 4 Ryan Cripe 2162 Heather Court, Warsaw, IN 46580, home: 574-269-9033, cell: 812-899, 1374, e-mail: [email protected] Professional Objectives IMMEDIATE – To work in radio sales as On-Air Talent in a small market. LONG RANGE – To work in Broadcast Sales in a small to medium market. Broadcast/Media Experience UNIVERSITY RADIO: WROK-Low-Power FM: Air Talent, Program Director, Traffic Director, Talent Coach. WROL-Low-Power FM: Air Talent, Program Director, Traffic Director. WVUB-FM: Air Talent, Remote Broadcasts. TELEVISION - WVUT-TV: Nightly Newscast: Audio, Camera Operator, TelePrompTer Operator. Master Control Operator. Additional Experience RADIO - Artistic Media Partners, WAZY-FM, WSHP-FM, WLFF-FM, Lafayette, IN, Air Talent, Promotions, Remote Operations, Sports Photographer, Web Site Operations, May 2002 to present. TELEVISION - Hall of Music Productions, West Lafayette, IN, Linear video editing, live to tape studio camera operation, archival footage collection/distribution, May, 2005 to August, 2005. Purdue University Athletic Video Department, West Lafayette, IN, non-linear video editing, live broadcast recording and archiving, highlight film production, linear video editing, February, 2002 to December, 2003.. Honors & Awards Lettered in Track and Football Academic Training AAS Degree -- Broadcast Sales Available for Employment May of 2007 Page 5 Shawon Curry 30403 N. Meadow Brook Lane, Elkhart, IN 46514, home: 574-264-4775, cell: 574-329-6418, e-mail: [email protected] Professional Objectives IMMEDIATE - To get my Bachelors degree and get a job in news shooting ENG, while doing some free-lance work as well. LONG RANGE - To be a Videographer and Editor for the Discovery Network or to work at an advertising agency. Broadcast/Media Experience UNIVERSITY RADIO: WROK-Low-Power FM: Air Talent, News Anchor, Program Director, Traffic Director, Talent Coach, Promotion Manager. WROL-Low-Power FM: Air Talent, News Anchor, Promotion Manager, Production. TELEVISION - WVUT-TV: Nightly
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