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(“Report”) Is to Comply with Section 73.2080(C)(6) of the FCC’S 2002 EEO Rule Annual EEO Public File Report January 24, 2016 to January 23, 2017 The purpose of this EEO Public File Report (“Report”) is to comply with Section 73.2080(c)(6) of the FCC’s 2002 EEO Rule. This Report has been prepared on behalf of the Station Employment Unit that is comprised of the following station(s): Station WMHT (TV), Schenectady-Albany, New York Station WMHT-FM, Schenectady, New York Station WRHV (FM), Poughkeepsie, New York Station WEXT (FM), Amsterdam, New York Section 1: Vacancy Information Full-time Positions Recruitment Source of Hire Total Number of Interviewees Filled By Job Title from All Sources for This Position 1 Music Director Word of Mouth 3 2 Member Services www.monster.com 3 Coordinator Section 2: Recruitment Source Information Provided Phone Interview Organization Department Address 1 Address 2 City State Zip Contact Name or Web address Number Position Candidate Music Director, Member Albany Co Services Affirmative Action Job Opportunities 112 State St 6 Fl Albany NY 12202 Emailed to Mia Timmons 518.447.7010 Coordinator Music Albany-Colonie Five Director, Chamber Of Computer Member Commerce Job Opportunities Drive South Albany NY 12205 Jennifer Sims 518.458.9851 Services Coordinator Music Director, Member 1 Marcus [email protected] Services AppleOne Job Opportunities Blvd. Suite 106 Albany NY 12205 Delilah Reyes 518.591.0181 Coordinator Music Director, Member Berkshire Training 01201- 413.499.2220, Services & Employment Job Opportunities 160 North St Pittsfield MA 5104 Thomas Mc Donough Ext 138 Coordinator Music Director, Member 1259 Central Services Bryant & Stratton Ave Albany NY 12205 Brian Gregory 518.437.1802 Coordinator Music Director, Member Carver Community Services Ctr Job Opportunities 700 Craig St Schenectady NY 12305 Carlene Dorman 518.374.8456 Coordinator Music Director, Posted Via Web Member Site. No Contact Services Career Builder Person www.Careerbuilder.com Coordinator Music Director, Member Centro Civico Of 143-145 E 518.842.3762, Services Amsterdam Inc Job Opportunities Main St Amsterdam NY 12010 Ladan Alomar Ext 220 Coordinator Music Posted Via Director, Web Site. 432 Member No Contact Western Services College Of St Rose Job Opportunities Person. Ave. Albany NY 12203 www.strose.edu/ Coordinator Music Director, Member Columbia-Greene Counseling/Career 518.828.4181 Services Cc Svcs 4400 Rte 23 Hudson NY 12534 William Matthews ext. 3396 Coordinator Music Posted Via Director, Web Site. Member Corporation for No Contact Services Public Broadcasting Web Site Person. http://www.cpb.org/jobline/ Coordinator 1 Music Director, Emma L. Bowen Member Fndn For Minority 524 West Services Interests In Media Sandra Rice 57th Street New York NY 10019 Sandra Rice 212.975.2545 Coordinator Music Director, Member Empire State Two Union Saratoga Services College Job Opportunities Avenue Springs NY 12866 Jim Nicosia 518.587.2100 Coordinator Music Epilepsy Director, Foundation of 3 Member Northeast New Washington Services York Job Opportunities Sq Albany NY 12205 Jeannine Garab 518.456.7501 Coordinator Music Director, Member 7 Columbia Services Excelsior College Job Opportunities Circle Albany NY 12203 Toby Hamlin 518.464.8500 Coordinator Music Director, Member 4 Executive Services Fusco Personnel Job Opportunities Park Drive Suite B Albany NY 12203 Patty Fusco 518.869.6100 Coordinator Music Director, Member Herkimer County Placement/Career 100 315.866.0300 Services Community College Planning Reservoir Rd Herkimer NY 13350 Emailed to Guy Devitt ext. 8744 Coordinator Music Director, Member Hispanic Outreach Services Services Job Opportunities 41 N Main Av Albany NY 12203 Kathleen Ide 518.435.1369 Coordinator Music Director, 80 Member Hudson Valley Center for Careers Vandenburgh Services Community College and Employment Av Troy NY 12180 Gayle Healy 518.629.7326 Coordinator Music Posted Via Director, Web Site. Member No Contact Services Indeed.com Web Site Person. www.indeed.com Coordinator 1 Music Director, Career Member Development 700 New Services Maria College Office Scotland Av Albany NY 12208 Sister Renee Cudhea 518.438.3111 Coordinator Music Posted Via Director, Web Site. Member No Contact 855 Central Services Mildred Elley Job Opportunities Person. Avenue Albany NY 12206 http://www.mildred-elley.edu/ 518.786.0855 Coordinator Music Director, Member NAACP- P.O. Box Services Schenectady Job Opportunities 3720 Schenectady NY 12303 Olivia Adams 518.256-6091 Coordinator Music Director, Member Northeast Career 28 Colvin Services Planning Job Opportunities Avenue Albany NY 12206 Christine Oughton 518.273.0818 Coordinator Post jobs to this mailbox [email protected] Music Director, NYS Postings can be seen on Member NYS Department Department http://newyork.us.jobs/ 518.457- Services NYS Job Bank of Labor of Labor Albany NY 12239 2487 Coordinator Office of Music Intercultural Director, Leadership-The 415 Member College of Saint Western Emailed to Office of Intercultural Services Rose Job Opportunities Avila Hall Avenue Albany NY Leadership 518.454.2050 Coordinator Music 4600 Director, Academy Member RPI Minority Hall 110 8th Services Student Affairs Job Opportunities Street Troy NY 12180 Stacy Galarneau 518.276.6272 Coordinator Music Director, Member Russell Sage 65 First Services College Career Services Street Troy NY 12180 Emailed to Michael O’Connor 518.244.2272 Coordinator Music Director, Member The Sanctuary for 3361 6th (518) 272- Services Independent Media Avenue North Troy NY 12181 [email protected] 2390 Coordinator Music Director, Schenectady 78 Member County Community 222 Elston Washington Services College Career Planning Hall Avenue Schenectady NY 12305 Robert Frederick 518.381.1365 Coordinator Music Schenectady Job 12305- Director, Training Agency Adult Program Schenectady NY 2302 Emailed to Nancy Delesio 518.344.2772 Member Services Coordinator Music Director, Member 515 Loudon 12211- Services Siena College Career Center Rd Loudonville NY 1462 Emailed to [email protected] 518.783.2339 Coordinator Music Director, Member 815 N. Saratoga Services Skidmore College Job Opportunities Broadway Springs NY 12866 Penny Loretto 518.580.5790 Coordinator Music Director, Career Netzer Member State University Development Admin Bldg Services College-Oneonta Center 110 Oneonta NY 13820 Michele Parsall 607.436.2534 Coordinator Music Posted Via Director, Web Site. Member SUNY Albany No Contact Services Career Services Job Opportunities Person. Albany NY 12222 www.albany.edu 518.437.4900 Coordinator Music Newspaper and Director, online. Times Member Times Union and Union participates Services Monster.com with Monster.com News Plaza Box 1500 Albany NY 12212 Classified Department- Veronica Holcomb 518.454.5374 Coordinator 1 Music Posted Via Director, Web Site. Member No Contact Services Tvjobs.Com Web Site Person. http://www.tvjobs.com/ Coordinator Music Stanley R. Director, Career Becker Member Development Career 807 Union Services Union College Center Center Street Schenectady NY 12308 Rochelle Caruso 518.388.6176 Coordinator Music Director, Member 33 Second Services Unity House Job Opportunities Street Troy NY 12180 Mike Maloney 518.272.5917 Coordinator Music Director, Member Bulletin Board, 4 Global Services WMHT Internal Web Site View Troy NY 12180 Valerie Belden and wmht.org 518.880.3531 Coordinator 1 Music Women's Director, Employment & Elizabeth M. 175 Central 518.462.7600 Member Resource Center Miller Avenue 3rd Floor Albany NY 12206 Emailed to Elizabeth Miller Ext. 184 Services Coordinator Music Director, 1805 Member Western Services NYSBA Sandy Messineo Avenue Albany NY 12203 Emailed to Sandy Messineo 518.456.8888 Coordinator Music Posted Via Director, Web Site. Member No Contact https://www.media- Services Media Match Web Site Person. match.com/usa/registration/company.php Coordinator Music Posted Via Director, Web Site. No Contact http://rbr.com/classifieds/submit-a- RBR.com/classifieds Web Site Person. media-job/ Member Services Coordinator Number of Music Candidates who Director, heard from word of Member mouth that were Services interviewed Coordinator 2 Section 3: Supplemental (Non-Vacancy Specific) Recruitment Activities Undertaken by WMHT During this period, WMHT participated in: Job/Career Fairs and Internship Expos: Thursday February 11, 2016: SUNY Oneonta Tuesday February 16, 2016: Union College Thursday February 18, 2016: University at Albany Wednesday March 30, 2016: Dr. King Career Fair Internship participation with Questar III 2016 The program is designed to enable individual interaction between students and area professionals that help students gain a realistic understanding of an industry or field of study that is practiced in the region. The projects place students in workplaces for as little as a few hours and as long as several weeks and involve dozens of area professionals. Internship Program which was designed to develop skills needed for broadcast employment included internships with the following schools and colleges. Troy High School SUNY Cobleskill University at Maryland SUNY Purchase SUNY New Paltz College of St. Rose Troy Catholic High School Staff Development- 2016 Establishment of Training programs designed to enable station personnel to acquire skills that could qualify them for higher-level positions. Chris Wienk, VP, Radio and Katie Gorham, Operations Assistant attended the following: Triple A Non-Commvention in Philadelphia, May 18-20, 2016. Mary Gribulis, Interactive Media Director attended the following: February 10: The Expert is in: a
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