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Schedule for Journalism Day: Feb. 22, 2019 9 to 9:50 – Opening Remarks and Introductions OAB Auditorium Media Literacy Exercise (Smart Media 101)– Jim Boren, Director, Institute for Media & Public Trust, CSU, Fresno & Timothy Drachlis, Roger Tatarian Fellow, CSU Fresno 10 to 10:50 -- Session 1 Workshops OAB AUD. Campus Tours Meet Here OAB 114 College Newspaper/Newsroom Tour OAB 118 Journalism 101: Journalism Basics by Chad McCollum, News Director, KGPE/KSEE OAB 119 Media Access & Resources for Students by Kyle Lowe, CMAC OAB 125 What Does it Take to Get into Radio News by Blake Taylor, Program Director, KMJ Radio OAB 127 Know Your First Amendment Rights by Jim Boren & Whitney Prout, General Counsel, CNPA OAB 131 Winning Strategies for News Writing by Carmen George, Fresno Bee OAB 172 PR: Shaping the Image of an OrganiZation by Tony Botti, Public Information Officer, Fresno County Sheriff’s Office & Vikkie Calderon, Media & Public Relations Officer, Fresno Yosemite International Airport OAB 173 Creating News Stories for TV and Radio by Vanessa Vasconcelos is a reporter at ABC 30. OAB 180 Photography: Telling a Story with Photos by Sylvia Flores, multimedia photojournalist OAB 188 Telling Stories Through Social Media by Troy Pope, Digital Executive Producer, KGPE/KSEE OAB 273 Layout & Design for Print & Online by Ram Reyes, Rampage Layout manager OAB 274 What’s Real About Fake News by Joe Moore, President and General Manager, Valley Public Radio OAB 284 Spotlight on Entertainment and Arts Journalism by Don Munro, Independent Columnist OAB Lobby Live Broadcast Truck by Cesar Perez-Villegas and Natalie Nigg, CMAC 11 to 11:50 -- Session 2 Workshops OAB AUD. Campus Tours Meet Here OAB 114 College Newspaper/Newsroom Tour OAB 119 Media Access & Resources for Students by Kyle Lowe, CMAC OAB 125 Sports News - Broadcast/TV by Nick King, Weekend Sports Anchor/Reporter, KMPH Fox 26 OAB 127 Advantages of Becoming a College Journalist: The Student View by Troy Pope, KGPE/KSEE; Cresencio Rodriguez Delgado, CSUF/Fresno Bee & Ashleigh Panoo, CSUF/Fresno Bee OAB 130 Covering Business News: Doing the Research by Gabriel Dillard, Managing Editor, Business Journal & Edward Smith, Staff Writer, Business Journal OAB 131 Recognizing Media Stereotyping and Bias by Kathleen Schock, Deputy Director, Central Valley at California College Guidance Initiative OAB 172 PR: Shaping the Image of an OrganiZation by Tony Botti, Public Information Officer, Fresno County Sheriff’s Office & Vikkie Calderon, Media & Public Relations Officer, Fresno Yosemite International Airport OAB 173 Student Podcasting by Ram Reyes, CSU Fresno & Paulina Rodriguez Ruiz, CSU Northridge OAB 180 Photography: Telling a Story with Photos by SylVia Flores, multimedia photojournalist OAB 188 Social Media Video Production: So You Want to be on YouTube by Derek Bavin, Motion Graphic Artist, KGPE/KSEE OAB 273 Vlogging Strategies for the Student Journalist by Josh Tehee, Fresno Bee OAB 274 What’s Real About Fake News by Joe Moore, President and General Manager, Valley Public Radio OAB 284 Investigative Reporting: Digging Deep to Reveal the Whole Story by OAB Lobby Live Broadcast Truck by Cesar Perez-Villegas and Natalie Nigg, CMAC 12 to 12:50 -- Session 3 Workshops OAB AUD. Campus Tours Meet Here OAB 114 College Newspaper/Newsroom Tour OAB 119 Media Access & Resources for Students by Kyle Lowe, CMPA OAB 126 Teacher's Workshop by Dympna Ugwu-Oju, Journalism Instructor, Fresno City College OAB 130 Behind the Scenes Jobs in Broadcasting by Michael Carr, News Director, ABC 30 OAB 131 Recognizing Media Stereotyping and Bias by Kathleen Schock, Deputy Director, Central Valley at California College Guidance Initiative OAB 171 Youth Media by Tim Haydock, Director of YouthWire OAB 172 Having Your Say: Strategies for Opinion and Editorial Writing by Bill McEwen, News Director and Columnist, GV Wire OAB 173 Podcasting for Student Journalists by Cresencio Rodriguez Delgado, CSUF/Fresno Bee OAB 180 Winning Strategies for News Writing by Carmen George, Fresno Bee OAB 188 Multimedia/Multiplatform Reporting by Corin Hoggard, ABC 30 OAB 271 Spanish Language Media by Raul Delgado, Univision OAB 273 Vlogging Strategies for the Student Journalist by Josh Tehee, Fresno Bee OAB 274 Sports Radio by George Takata, Director of Marketing and Communications, Reedley College OAB Lobby Live Broadcast Truck by Cesar Perez-Villegas and Natalie Nigg is an Engineer at CMAC 1 to 1:50 -- Lunch in the Dining Hall Journalism Day Presenters: • Tony Babrera is a Morning Anchor, ABC30 • Derek Bavin is a Motion Graphic Artist, KGPE/KSEE • Jim Boren is the Director of the Institute for Media & Public Trust, CSU, Fresno ** • Tony Botti is the Public Information Officer, Fresno County Sheriff’s Office • Vikkie Calderon is the Media & Public Relations Officer, Fresno Yosemite International Airport • Michael Carr is the news director at ABC 30 ** • Raul Delgado is a Sports Anchor at Univision Communications Inc • Gabriel Dillard is the managing editor at the Business Journal ** • Timothy Drachlis is Roger Tatarian Fellow, CSU Fresno • Sylvia Flores is a full-time Freelance Photographer and Photojournalist as well as a part-time Adjunct Instructor of Photography at Fresno City College • Carmen George is a reporter at the Fresno Bee • Tim Haydock is the Director of YouthWire ** • Corin Hoggard is a broadcaster at ABC 30 • Nick King is a Weekend Sports Anchor/Reporter, KMPH Fox 26 • Kyle Lowe is the training coordinator at the Community Media Access Collaborative (CMAC) • Tony Manes is a news anchor at KMJ Radio • Dominic McAndrew is a reporter at KMJ Radio • Bill McEwen is news director and columnist for GV Wire • Chad McCollum, News Director, KGPE/KSEE ** • Joe Moore is the President and General Manager, Valley Public Radio ** • Don Munro is an Independent Entertainment Columnist • Natalie Nigg is an Engineer at CMAC • Ashleigh Panoo is a student at CSU Fresno and a reporter at the Fresno Bee • Cesar Perez-Villegas is a mobile production engineer at CMAC • Troy Pope is a Digital Executive Producer, KGPE/KSEE • Whitney Prout. is a General Counsel, CNPA • Ram Reyes is a student at CSU Fresno and layout manager for the Rampage • Cresencio Rodriguez Delgado is a reporter at the Fresno Bee • Paulina Rodriguez Ruiz is a journalism student at CSU Northridge • Kathleen Schock is Deputy Director, Central Valley at California College Guidance Initiative ** • Edward Smith is a Staff Writer, Business Journal • George Takata, Director of Marketing and Communications, Reedley College • Blake Taylor, Program Director, KMJ Radio ** • Josh Tehee is a reporter at the Fresno Bee • Vanessa Vasconcelos is a reporter at ABC 30. • **Presenters who are also members of the FCC Journalism Advisory Board Fresno City College Journalism Advisory Board Jim Boren, Chair Director, Institute for Media Michael. B. Carr Blake Taylor & Public Trust, CSUF News Director Program Director, KFSN ABC 30 KMJ Radio Lynn Badertscher Emeriti Communication Gabriel Dillard Chad McCollum Instructor Managing Editor News Director The Fresno Business KGPE (CBS) and KSEE Kathy Bonilla Journal (NBC) Public Information Officer Fresno City College Tim Haydock Kathleen Schock Director of YouthWire, Deputy Director, Central Jim Turpin a project of New America Valley at California College News Director Media Guidance Initiative FOX26 NEWS Joe Moore Journalism Faculty: Joe Kieta President & General Dympna Ugwu-Oju Executive Editor Manager Journalism Instructor Fresno Bee Valley Public Radio Fresno City College Faith Sidlow Asst. Professor of MCJ CSU Fresno We are grateful for the generous support of : • GV Wire • Fresno County Dept. of Health • Fresno City College Journalism Advisory Board • Public Information Office, Fresno City College .
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    Nexstar Broadcasting Group Stations Market Rank Market Station Major Affiliation Status (1) 8 Washington, DC/Hagerstown, MD (2) WHAG NBC O&O 33 Salt Lake City, UT KTVX/KUCW ABC O&O 43 Harrisburg-Lancaster-Lebanon-York, PA WLYH The CW O&O 49 Memphis, TN WPTY/WLMT ABC O&O 50 Jacksonville, FL WCWJ The CW O&O 54 Wilkes Barre-Scranton, PA WBRE NBC O&O WYOU CBS LSA 55 Fresno-Visalia, CA KGPE (3) CBS O&O KSEE (3) NBC LSA 56 Little Rock-Pine Bluff, AR KARK/KARZ NBC O&O KLRT/KASN (3) FOX LSA 69 Green Bay-Appleton, WI WFRV CBS O&O 74 Springfield, MO KOLR CBS LSA KOZL Independent O&O 78 Rochester, NY WROC CBS O&O WUHF FOX LSA 82 Shreveport, LA KTAL NBC O&O 83 Champaign-Springfield- Decatur, IL WCIA/WCIX CBS O&O 84 Syracuse, NY WSYR ABC O&O 97 Burlington-Plattsburgh, VT WFFF (3) FOX O&O WVNY (3) ABC LSA 101 Ft. Smith-Fayetteville- Springdale-Rogers, AR KFTA/KNWA FOX/NBC O&O 102 Johnstown-Altoona, PA WTAJ CBS O&O 104 Evansville, IN WEHT ABC O&O WTVW The CW LSA 109 Ft. Wayne, IN WFFT FOX O&O 116 Peoria-Bloomington, IL WMBD CBS O&O WYZZ FOX LSA 126 Bakersfield, CA KGET/KKEY-LP (3) NBC O&O 130 Amarillo, TX KAMR NBC O&O KCIT/KCPN-LP FOX LSA 134 Rockford, IL WQRF FOX O&O WTVO ABC LSA 137 Monroe, LA- El Dorado, AR KARD FOX O&O KTVE NBC LSA 142 Wichita Falls, TX- Lawton, OK KFDX NBC O&O KJTL/KJBO-LP FOX LSA 143 Lubbock, TX KLBK CBS O&O KAMC ABC LSA 146 Erie, PA WJET ABC O&O WFXP FOX LSA 149 Joplin, MO-Pittsburg, KS KSNF NBC O&O KODE ABC LSA 151 Odessa-Midland, TX KMID ABC O&O 154 Terre Haute, IN WTWO NBC O&O WAWV ABC LSA 157 Binghamton, NY WBGH/WIVT NBC/ABC O&O 164 Abilene-Sweetwater, TX KTAB CBS O&O KRBC NBC LSA 168 Billings, MT KSVI ABC O&O KHMT FOX LSA 169 Dothan, AL WDHN ABC O&O 172 Utica, NY WFXV/WPNY-LP FOX O&O WUTR ABC LSA 174 Elmira, NY WETM NBC O&O 176 Jackson, TN WJKT FOX O&O 177 Watertown, NY WWTI ABC O&O 180 Marquette, MI WJMN CBS O&O 197 San Angelo, TX KSAN NBC LSA KLST CBS O&O 200 St.