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Annual Eeo Public File Report Appendix 1 ANNUAL EEO PUBLIC FILE REPORT Covering the period April 1, 2019 TO March 31, 2020 Stations Comprising Station Employment Unit: WVIA TV-FM Section 1: Vacancy information Full-time Position Recruitment Source of Hiree Total Number of Interviewees from Filled By Job Title all Sources for this Position. VOLUNTEER & EVENTS FACEBOOK * 3 COORDINATOR (2) WEBSITE WVIA.ORG 2 INDEED 1 LINKEDIN 1 CORPORATE SPONSORSHIP & LINKEDIN * 5 SALES REPRESENTATIVE WVIA TV 1 MAJOR GIFT COORDINATOR INTERNAL POSTING 1 FACEBOOK * 1 INTERNAL REFERRAL 1 LINKEDIN 0 Source for Hire Indicated with * Total Number of Persons Interviewed During Applicable Period -- 16 Appendix 2 Annual EEO Public File Report Form Covering the Period from April 1, 2019 TO March 31, 2020 Section 2: Recruitment Source Information Recruitment Sources Total number of interviewees Full-time positions for (Name, Address, this source has provided which this source was Telephone Number, during this period utilized Contact Person) WEBSITE WVIA.ORG 2 VOLUNTEER & EVENTS COORDINATOR LINKEDIN 6 VOLUNTEER & EVENTS COORDINATOR CORPORATE SALES REP INDEED 1 VOLUNTEER & EVENTS COORDINATOR FACEBOOK 4 VOLUNTEER & EVENTS COORDINATOR MAJOR GIFT COORDINATOR INTERNAL REFERRAL 1 MAJOR GIFT COORDINATOR INTERNAL POSTING 1 MAJOR GIFT COORDINATOR WVIA TV 1 CORPORATE SALES REP *Indicates sources that have requested notification of job openings. FCC Form 396 Appendix 3 April 2019- March 2020 Station Outreach Initiatives During the year ending March 31, 2020 WVIA undertook several initiatives to support our EEO program. 1. Hosting Job Fair Northeast Broadcast Employment Fair canceled This annual event co-sponsored by WVIA Public Media (WVIA-FM/TV) and Bold Gold Media WBS, LP Licensee/Operator of WWRR WICK WYCK WTRW WCDL was planned for March 25, 2020 at WVIA Public Media studios in Pittston, PA. Local broadcasters had been invited to participate and promotion had begun when the COVID-19 pandemic forced cancellation. Plans are to resume this annual event in March 2021. 2. Internship Program WVIA maintains an active internship program, offering career prep training to students from many regional colleges in a variety of departments. These are structured internship educational experiences resulting in college credit for the students. In the period between April 2019 and March 2020 WVIA supervised seven (7) interns from Bucknell, East Stroudsburg, Kutztown, and Bloomsburg Universities, the University of Scranton, Luzerne County Community College. Many previous interns have become part-time and even full-time employees at WVIA and other area stations. Olivia Sherman, Bucknell University, Lewisburg Supervisor: Fiona Powell , Central Susquehanna Valley correspondent WVBU arts marketing intern, January-March 2020 Victoria M. Farr, East Stroudsburg University Supervisor: Neil Prisco, Creative Director of Marketing and Branding Promotion and Production Intern, January - May 2019 Andrew Barren,Kutzrown University Supervisor: Neil Prisco, Creative Director of Marketing and Branding Promotion and Production Intern, January - May 2019 Andrew Geogorowicz, University of Scranton Supervisor: Neil Prisco, Creative Director of Marketing and Branding Promotion and Production Intern, June - September 2019 Jennifer Burkey, Bloomsburg University Supervisor: Chris Norton , Sr. VP Civic Engagement intern July-Aug 2019 Kelsey E. Wynn, University of Scranton Supervisor: Neil Prisco, Creative Director of Marketing and Branding Promotion and Production Intern, August - December 2019 Alexander Gross, Luzerne County Community College Supervisor: Neil Prisco, Creative Director of Marketing and Branding Promotion and Production Intern, January – March 2020 3. Events with educational institutions related to careers in broadcasting a. Job Shadows . Neil Prisco, WVIA Creative Director of Marketing and Branding hosted a one-day job shadow orientation for Leah Natushko, referred by the Department of Labor and Industry: The Office of Vocational Rehabilitation. May 16 ,2019. b. College classroom speaker. Chris Norton, Senior Vice President, was guest speaker for Dr. Doug Lawrence’s Radio/TV Programming class at Marywood University, Scranton, PA on February 6, 2020. His presentation included topics in radio/TV programming, his own career path, and strategies for entering the broadcast field..
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