COMMUNITY IMPACT REPORT 2019 1 STUDENT TRAINING ABOUT W SIU 2 LETTER TO THE MISSION TRAINING THE WSIU Public Broadcasting exists to improve the quality of COMMUNITY life of the people we serve. Through programs, services, NEXT GENERATION and outreach, WSIU partners with other community organizations to promote positive change, and to support OF BROADCASTERS WSIU Public Broadcasting marked FY19 with some of the academic and public service missions of Southern the most significant milestones in our 60+ year history Illinois University Carbondale. The station is licensed to WSIU is one of only a handful of stations in the country to offer college students serving as the public broadcasting service for Southern the Board of Trustees of Southern Illinois University and direct, hands-on experience in all aspects of the broadcast industry. Each year, more Illinois University Carbondale! broadcasts across seven states and beyond through five than 100 SIU Carbondale students work alongside WSIU’s professional staff, serving as PBS and three NPR stations, the Southern Illinois Radio producers, directors, reporters, news anchors, camera operators, audio and lighting On November 1, 2018 we officially announced that our new partnership with WSEC TV Information Service (SIRIS), wsiu.org, and other digital technicians, and more. Graduates serve with distinction at radio, television, and cable (Springfield/Jacksonville), WQEC TV (Quincy), and WMEC TV (Macomb) had been fully platforms. outlets in the U.S. and abroad and at high-profile media organizations such as ABC, implemented with WSIU TV (Carbondale), and WUSI TV (Olney) to create one of the NBC, CBS, CNN, Fox News, MSNBC, and ESPN. largest PBS regional networks in the country. Together, our television stations now serve VISION nearly five million people in parts of seven states including Missouri, Iowa, Indiana, WSIU is an essential public resource that combines the Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas, and 67-of the 102 counties in Illinois. power of media with the power of people to strengthen our communities. Thanks to this development, our newest audience members are enjoying the return of round-the-clock PBS programming, improved member benefits like PBS Passport, increased opportunities for new local programming and community engagement, and VALUES greater technical and operational efficiencies with our new joint master control room. WSIU strives to achieve our mission and vision by incorporating the values of integrity, fairness, balance, WSIU’s long-standing commitment to news and public affairs programming included diversity, sustainability, collaboration, and excellence in multi-platform coverage of President Donald J. Trump’s October 2018 visit to Jackson making decisions and taking action. County and live television coverage of Governor J.B. Pritzker’s combined State of the State and Budget Message address from the Illinois Statehouse. The speech CHANNELS was broadcast live to PBS member stations across the state. In May 2019, WSIU Radio partnered with other Illinois public radio stations to produce the week-long WSIU TV - CARBONDALE WUSI TV - OLNEY series, The State of Cannabis, which explored the issues and policies surrounding the HD: 8.1 HD: 16.1 state’s potential legalization of recreational cannabis. Our locally produced television CREATE: 8.2 CREATE: 16.2 documentary about the Vietnam War, A Bad Deal: My Vietnam War Story, was nationally WORLD: 8.3 WORLD: 16.3 distributed by American Public Television (APT) in May 2019 and was broadcast by over WSEC TV - SPRINGFIELD WQEC TV - QUINCY 30+ PBS member stations nation-wide. WSIU also organized and produced the only HD: 14.1 HD: 14.1 broadcast debate by candidates in the 12th Illinois Congressional District in October CREATE: 14.2 CREATE: 14.2 2018. WORLD: 14.3 WORLD: 14.3
WSIU returned as a producing partner for the 2019 PBS Online Film Festival with our film WMEC TV - MACOMB WSIU RADIO submission Balloon Girl, produced by Big Bad Boo Studios. The animated short focused HD: 36.1 WSIU 91.9FM + Web Stream on values that support WSIU's One Region All Neighbors initiative: kindness, good deeds, CREATE: 36.2 WUSI 90.3FM WORLD: 36.3 WVSI 88.9FM neighborly behavior, compassion, and empathy. WEB: WSIU.ORG • NEWS.WSIU.ORG Once again, we partnered with Cedarhurst Center for the Arts in Mt. Vernon, IL for our annual Family Day event. This year’s theme, “Let’s Go Luna!: World Neighborhood Adventure,” centered on building global communities, developing foreign language skills, CONTACT US and geography. Communications Building – Room 1003, SIU Carbondale 1100 Lincoln Drive - MC 6602, Carbondale, IL 62901 We expect more exciting changes in 2020! In April 2020 we will launch the 24/7 PBS Phone: (618) 453-4344 • Fax: (618) 453-6186 KIDS Channel, providing additional kid-friendly TV options for our over-the-air viewers. [email protected] • [email protected] We’re also expanding the One Region All Neighbors initiative to continue recognizing our region's best and brightest neighbors. SOCIAL MEDIA Together, with the support of viewers and listeners, business and corporate underwriters, facebook.com/wsiutv facebook.com/wsectv local community partners, and the greater SIU community, we look forward to new facebook.com/wsiuradio opportunities to fulfill our service mission to improve the quality of life of the people we facebook.com/wsiuliteracy serve. @wsiutv @wsiuliteracy @wsiuradio @wsectv
- Jak Tichenor, Interim Executive Director, youtube.com/wsiutv WSIU Public Broadcasting youtube.com/wsectv @wsiunextgen 3 STATION MAP KEYABOUT SERVICES W SIU 4 WSIU PUBLIC BROADCASTING 2019 KEY SERVICES SERVICE AREA MAP
Circles depict approximate broadcast signal reach. Shaded counties depict the WSIU, WUSI, WSEC, WMEC, & WQEC assigned Nielsen INCREASED access to the arts with ticket giveaways to Designated Market Areas (DMAs), where the stations also are carried on home satellite services and on many cable systems. performances at regional theaters and museums including The Carson Center (Paducah, KY), the Marion Cultural and Civic Center (Marion, IL), the McLeod Theater, SIU (Carbondale, IL), and Cedarhurst Center for the Arts (Mt. Vernon, IL).
EXPANDED 24/7 television service to western and central Illinois through the acquisition of WSEC TV (Springfield/ Jackson, IL), WMEC TV (Macomb, IL) and WQEC TV (Quincy, IL).
AMPLIFIED local voices, perspectives, and histories with new episodes of WSEC's flagship series Illinois Stories.
W M C T DISTRIBUTED books and other educational materials ILLINOIS to families at WSIU’s International Family Game Night held in conjunction with Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s Center IOW A for International Education.
MISSOURI W C T PRESENTED family-friendly math, science, and reading activities at the Scholastic Book Fair and Family Reading Night INDIANA event at Northside Primary Center in Herrin, IL.
CELEBRATED the launch of Victoria, Season 3 on MASTERPIECE with screenings in Carbondale, IL and Marion, IL and the premiere of Les Misérables on MASTERPIECE with screening events in Carbondale, IL and Mt. Vernon, IL.
CONNECTED with local schools, community organizations, W C T WUSI municipal leaders, and families at regional festivals such as M 9 0 3 SeniorFest (Marion, IL), the Centralia Balloon Festival (Centralia, IL), the Mt. Vernon Fall Festival (Mt. Vernon, IL), and the SIU Homecoming parade (Carbondale, IL).
W I FACILITATED dialogue around cultural, social, health, and M 9 W U I T 1 6 immigration issues via WSIU’s Indie Lens Pop Up and Community Cinema film screening programs. The films featured during FY19 include: Immigration in America produced by Nine Network in St. Louis and Independent Lens specials: Talking Black in America, W IU T 8 W IU Won’t You Be My Neighbor, Dawnland, Rumble, Wrestle, and M 9 1 9 Charm City.
MAINTAINED our commitment to provide fact-based reporting and analysis of local, national, and international news stories.
KENTUCKY HIGHLIGHTED the history of southern Illinois and Southern Illinois University Carbondale in honor of the university’s 150th anniversary.
TENNESSEE ENHANCED student learning and professional
development through WSIU’s television and radio production PHOTOS: (top to bottom) The Girl Scouts of Southern Illinois visit the WSIU units, and via the station’s marketing, digital services, and Television Studios for a station tour; Credit: Beth Spezia, WSIU. Behind the scenes on the Scholastic Hi-Q set; Credit: Jordan Smearmann, WSIU. WSIU’s Jeff educational outreach departments. Williams and Kevin Boucher talk with visitors at SeniorFest in Marion, IL; Credit: Brian Flath, WSIU. Drama fans celebrate the launch of Victoria, Season 3 on MASTERPIECE at a screening event; Credit: Pearl Franz, WSIU. 5 KEY SERVICES 6 2019 KEY SERVICES
CONTINUED our local partnership with the Illinois Newsroom, a regional journalism collaboration initiative focused on the topics of education, health, the environment, and public affairs.
CONTRIBUTED to the 2019 PBS Online Film Festival as a producing partner with our submission Balloon Girl produced by Big Bad Boo Studios.
CELEBRATED Dr. Seuss’ birthday with Read Across America and encouraged literacy with 'Cat in The Hat Raising Reader's Theater’ performances at local elementary schools.
DELIVERED presentations to regional educators at the National Association of Early Childhood Teacher Educators (NAECTE) Conference.
CONTINUED our commitment to coverage of the Illinois General Assembly with special episodes of Illinois Lawmakers and Capitolview.
ENCOURAGED children and families to explore global culture and to make connections between communities all over the world at WSIU’s annual Family Day event at Cedarhurst Center for the Arts in Mt. Vernon, IL.
SERVED individuals who are blind or visually impaired with more than 1820 hours of original descriptive and spoken language content through our Southern Illinois Radio Information Service (SIRIS).
ORGANIZED and produced the only broadcast debate by candidates in the 12th Illinois Congressional District.
PHOTOS: Page 5 - (top to bottom) WSIU’s former Executive Director Greg Petrowich PHOTO: Page 6 - PBS KIDS costume characters Arthur and DW records a message to viewers; Credit: Pearl Franz, WSIU. WSIU staff and community at WSIU’s Family Day at Cedarhurst; Credit: Pearl Franz, WSIU. volunteers greet guests at WSIU’s Family Day at Cedarhurst. WSIU staff pose for a fun photo; Credit: Pearl Franz, WSIU. Student reporters for River Region Evening Edition capture a view of the crowd on location; Credit: River Region Evening Edition. 7 ABOUT WSIU 8
WSIU: YOUR COMMUNITY CONNECTOR Since our inception in 1958 we have continued to evolve to meet the growing needs of the region. 2018 and 2019 were exciting and transformative years for WSIU. In October 2018, WSIU finalized the acquisition of Network Knowledge, a collection of community-licensees serving western and central Illinois. This partnership not only created one of the largest PBS regional networks in the country, but together, the stations now serve nearly five million people in parts of seven states including Missouri, Iowa, Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas, and 67-of the 102 counties in Illinois.
While we continue to evolve, our values and commitment to the community remain the same:
A TRUSTED SOURCE FOR CHILDREN & FAMILIES We take pride in our reputation as a local news leader and trusted source for family-friendly entertainment and educational content.
A COMMUNITY CONNECTOR WSIU serves as an essential link, connecting our audience to the wider world through programming focused on the arts, culture, and history. We amplify our region’s local voices and diverse perspectives with original programming such as Illinois Stories and Expressions. Both programs highlight the people and places that make western, central, and downstate Illinois unique.
A REGIONAL PARTNER WSIU is not just a service provider, but a strategic regional partner. Each year, WSIU works with libraries, museums, local service agencies, local businesses, PreK-20 educators, and community volunteers to improve the quality of life in the communities we serve. We excel in our role as a community connector, working with more than 100+ regional partners to provide in-depth reporting, community engagement, and informative programming on the issues and policies impacting our region.
2019 FINANCIALS
Membership contributions 21 6 10 Indirect SIU Support 12 Program Information are one of the most reliable State Benefits SIU Support 5 & Promotions sources of funding for public Membership 1 broadcasters like WSIU. 4 Management Special Projects 2 /Others Underwriting Thank you to all of the WSI WSI viewers, listeners, and REVENUE 5 EXPENSES 4 2 25 Programming State of IL Grants Underwriting community partners who’ve 2019 Broadcasting 2019 & Production & Engineering made contributions both 35 large and small to help us CPB CSG Grants 11 continue our mission to Membership improve the quality of life in our region. Total Income: $7,238,104 Total Expenses: $6,474,338
PHOTO: Page 8 – PBS KIDS costume character Superwhy poses with a young hot air balloon enthusiast at the Centralia Balloon Festival; Credit: Brian Flath, WSIU. 9 LOCAL PROGRAMMING LOCAL PROGRAMMING 10
LOCAL PROGRAMMING STUDENT & STAFF ACHIEVEMENTS TELEVISION WSIU’s Associate Director of Corporate For more than 60 years, the WSIU stations have enriched the lives of viewers through a combination Support, BRIAN FLATH, was awarded of educational programming for children, community-driven news & reporting, intelligent talk from a the 2019 Lindell W. Sturgis Memorial diversity of voices, and family-friendly entertainment – all offered on a variety of broadcast and digital Public Service Award for service to the platforms. community. The award was granted by Southern Illinois University Carbondale and WSIU continued our commitment to public affairs programming with continued coverage of the Illinois the SIU Board of Trustees. General Assembly. In October 2018, WSIU collaborated with the Belleville News-Democrat and The Southern Illinoisan to produce the 12th Congressional District debate. Coverage also included the WSIU student reporter AMELIA live television broadcast of Governor J.B. Pritzker’s combined State of the State and Budget Message BLAKELY was awarded the Illinois News address from the Illinois Statehouse. Broadcasters Association Scholarship. She was one of seven finalists for this highly And while WSIU’s art-focused local production, Expressions, and music-centric production, Little competitive award. Egypt Live, remained on hiatus this year, WSIU maintained our commitment to music and the arts by partnering with local theaters to promote special episodes of Great Performances, Austin City Limits, WSIU Radio Digital Media News Specialist and Live From Lincoln Center. BRAD PALMER, earned “Best Sports Report” in the 2018 Illinois Associated WSIU expanded our role as a regional storyteller with new episodes of WSEC’s flagship program, Press Broadcaster’s Association Illinois Stories and WSIU’s Vietnam War documentary film, A Bad Deal: My Vietnam War Story. competition for his story: “Carbondale Teen Makes MLS Debut.” ILLINOIS STORIES comes to WSIU from WSEC TV in Springfield and is produced, directed, and hosted by Mark McDonald. The program follows McDonald as he travels across western and central Illinois to In October 2018, WSIU Outreach and showcase the people and places that make the state unique, offering new voices and perspectives from Education Services Coordinator, communities both large and small. BETH SPEZIA, published “The Great American Read: Broadcasters and Libraries The Vietnam War documentary film, A BAD DEAL: MY VIETNAM WAR STORY, was produced and Generate a Public Celebration of Books” directed by WSIU’s Mark St. George in partnership with Iowa Public Television and American Public in the Illinois Library Association Reporter, Television (APT). The film features never-before-seen footage captured by Iowa native and Vietnam XXXII:5. veteran Jim Hamlyn during his year-long tour of duty in Vietnam during 1966. Using footage captured with Hamlyn’s Keystone 8mm camera and via intimate storytelling, the film documents Hamlyn’s experience during his tour of duty, providing an up close and personal view of life in a combat zone.
“We’re so proud to have the opportunity "I wanted to create a positive statement to recognize and to tell Jim’s story and share his footage with the world. The film he captured honor the veterans and the sacrifices they made. My story during his tour of duty lends an is an accurate accounting of my memories and is notably authenticity to the documentary and wonderfully compliments Hamlyn’s different from many of the national news stories during storytelling ability,” says Mark St. that period. My memory offers a different perspective and George. “The footage transports viewers to the past – amongst the fields and insight into events as I saw them during my days of duty. jungle canopies – where they are able Hopefully, by viewing this documentary, individuals will to get a glimpse of the realities soldiers faced so many years ago.” reach a deeper understanding of the Vietnam War and its effects on veterans."
- JIM HAMLYN Hover your U.S. Army 196th Light Infantry Brigade, smartphone Troop F with the 17th Cavalry camera over the QR code to stream the film, A Bad Deal.
PHOTOS: Page 9 - (top) A Bad Deal: My Vietnam War Story film poster; Credit: Pearl Franz. (bottom) Jim Hamlyn, the subject of the documentary, 2017, Credit: Jim Hamlyn. A Bad Deal producer and director Mark St. George talks with WSIU Radio about the film, Credit: Pearl Franz, WSIU. Jim Hamlyn in Vietnam, 1966; Credit: Jim Hamlyn. 11 LOCAL PROGRAMMING 12
LOCAL PROGRAMMING
LOCAL TELEVISION PRODUCTIONS
ILLINOIS STORIES EXPRESSIONS Tag along with Mark McDonald as he shows us the The Midwestern region is home to an established and growing body of artists. out of the way places and iconic features that make From veterans to newcomers, the Midwest’s diverse arts community is making its Illinois famous. From Quincy’s river city architecture creative mark on the region and beyond. Expressions showcases the creative abilities, to Springfield’s political history - explore Illinois’ rich techniques, and inspirations of these regional artists. Hosted by Najjar Abdul-Musawwir, tapestry of people and places on Illinois Stories. Associate Professor of Art, School of Art and Design, SIUC.
CAPITOLVIEW ILLINOIS LAWMAKERS Hosts Bruce Rushton and Bernie Schoenburg discuss Launched in 1986, the program provides in-depth coverage and analysis of the Illinois the latest news coming from the Illinois Statehouse with General Assembly by veteran Statehouse reporters, news features, and interviews some of the region’s top journalists and political minds. with leading lawmakers from both sides of the aisle. The program is broadcast during the spring session of the Illinois General Assembly and fall veto session. The program LITTLE EGYPT LIVE is hosted by Capitol Fax founder and publisher Rich Miller, WTTW Chicago Tonight Little Egypt Live is a multi-episode music series featuring correspondent Amanda Vinicky, and WSIU Interim Executive Director, Jak Tichenor. bluegrass, country, jazz, and American roots musicians Illinois Lawmakers is produced in partnership by WSIU TV Carbondale, WTVP TV Peoria, from southern Illinois and beyond. and Illinois Public Media, Urbana.
JOINT MASTER CONTROL PROJECT The acquisition of the Network Knowledge stations required WSIU to re-examine our methods for delivering television programming across the newly expanded service region. Many of the legacy TV broadcast systems employed both in southern and central Illinois no longer had vendor hardware and software support thus making operations difficult and inefficient. In January 2019, WSIU began a groundbreaking partnership with Public Media Management (PMM), allowing WSIU to manage the broadcast operations of WSEC, WQEC & WMEC TV.
“The Joint Master Control project allowed "WSIU’s new cloud-based Joint Master Control Project is WSIU to take advantage of the enormous the heart of our newly-formed regional PBS network. Our library of content from public media sources aging TV master control operations in Carbondale and and Sony Pictures,” says Scott Washburn, Chatham had reached the end of their lives and would WSIU’s Associate Director of Technology have been prohibitively expensive to replace and repair & Planning. “The new Master Control operations offers improved graphics and A/V over time. quality and more efficient operations.” The PMM system enables us to program all five stations The WSIU stations join the ranks of other from one central location on the SIU Carbondale campus - public media organizations like Alabama resulting in greater technical and operational efficiencies Public Television, Maryland Public Television, and WGBH who also use PMM’s Master while allowing us to focus more of our financial resources Control services. on new and innovative programming for our viewers." - JAK TICHENOR Interim Executive Director, WSIU
PHOTOS: Page 12 – (top) Host Bernie Schoenburg and special guests on the Capitolview set; Credit: Pearl Franz, WSIU. (bottom) Expressions host Najjar Abdul-Musawwir on set; Credit: Monica Tichenor, WSIU. Rich Miller, Amanda Vinicky, and Jak Tichenor on location at the Illinois State Capitol for Illinois lawmakers; Credit: Monica Tichenor, WSIU. 13 STORIES OF IMPACT | RADIO STORIES OF IMPACT | RADIO 14
WSIU PUBLIC RADIO PRESIDENTIAL VISIT TO SOUTHERN ILLINOIS
In FY19, WSIU’s team of reporters kept listeners informed through fact-based reporting and analysis of local, national, and international news stories. Our news team Southern Illinois played host to a Presidential visit on October partnered with other public media agencies for a special reporting project focused on a 27, 2018. Thousands of visitors converged on the region to WHEN major issue impacting the region: healthcare. hear President Donald Trump speak, and WSIU was there to October 27, 2018 document the event. WSIU, StoryCorps, and the SIU School of Medicine partnered with ITVS’ Indie Lens Pop- WHERE Up to host film screenings of the Independent Lens film The Providers. Each screening A team of WSIU staff, including students, gathered early in the Southern Illinois Airport, included a community conversation around the topics discussed in the film. Other morning, and set up in numerous locations to report not just Murphysboro, IL reporting projects in FY19 focused on methods for building stronger communities, on the President’s speech, but also on throngs of supporters SIUC’s 150th anniversary, and the impacts of recreational cannabis on the local and and opponents. For hours before, during, and after the speech, PARTNERS state economy. WSIU Radio maintained our commitment to the arts by continuing WSIU’s team interviewed, photographed, and reported City of Murphysboro our ongoing partnership with the Southern Illinois Symphony Orchestra with special on the day’s activities. Posting online, feeding stories to River Region Evening Edition segments previewing the 15th annual Southern Illinois Music Festival. networks, and preparing broadcast stories gave our audience a comprehensive look at President Trump’s speech, reaction to it, WSIU Radio maintained our commitment to public affairs programming with continued and the regional response to a large number of people visiting RESULTS coverage of the Illinois General Assembly and the Governor’s combined State of the the area. WSIU gave our audience State Speech and Budget Address. Our team of reporters partnered with The Southern a comprehensive look at Illinoisan to produce in-depth candidate profiles ensuring local voters could hear In addition, student journalists were able to capture their President Trump’s speech, directly from the candidates about the issues and policies impacting their communities. own stories for WSIU’s River Region Evening Edition, and gain reaction to it, and the regional WSIU Radio also provided special coverage of the President’s visit to Southern Illinois. valuable experience that many professional journalists never response to a large number have access to. of people visiting the area. Student journalists were able to capture their own stories for WSIU’s River Region Evening Edition and gain valuable experience. 12TH CONGRESSIONAL The Southern Illinois Radio Information Service SOUTHERN (SIRIS) is a reading and information service for DISTRICT DEBATE ILLINOIS RADIO individuals who are blind, visually-impaired, and print-disabled. WSIU again partnered with regional newspaper, The Southern Illinoisan, in a collaborative INFORMATION project highlighting candidates and issues important to southern Illinois in 2018. The National Federation for the Blind estimates there are about 3,200 visually-impaired The project included candidate profiles, SERVICE individuals in our service area and each year WSIU serves this population via the SIRIS a live debate in Illinois’ hotly contested Service. During FY19, WSIU provided more than 8,736 total hours of SIRIS programming 12th Congressional District, and stories WHEN and 1,820 hours of local programming which included daily readings of news articles, focusing on issues from the regional, state, October 2018 grocery store ads, community calendars, obituaries, original descriptive arts, and and federal levels. The debate featured nature-related content. Incumbent Rep. Mike Bost (R-IL), Democratic WHERE SIRIS helps people who Challenger Brendan Kelly, and Green Party SIUC Campus, Carbondale, IL SIRIS reaches approximately 1,400 community members via our over-the-air radio Challenger Randy Auxier. are disabled and blind stay service accessed from a special closed-circuit radio or via a password-protected web connected to the world around PARTNERS stream. WSIU surveys reading service users annually and organizes engagement WSIU provided the venue and production them. Like everyone else in the activities to evaluate existing services and prospective new programming. WSIU works Belleville News-Democrat unit for the event as well as moderator Jak The Southern Illinoisan world, it is so important for us to with local social service agencies and organizations to connect the reading service with Tichenor and panelist Jennifer Fuller. In individuals in need. addition to being featured live on-air, the know what’s going on in our own RESULTS communities. debate was streamed via our partners, SIRIS is funded in part by WSIU Public The Southern Illinoisan and the Belleville Efforts ensured local voters Suzanne Gorrell Radio, Southern Illinois University News-Democrat. This was the only broadcast could hear directly from the SIRIS Subscriber Carbondale, the United Way of debate for the race, providing voters with a candidates about the issues Southern Illinois, the Illinois State rare look at all three candidates answering and policies impacting their Library, and from donations from questions in the same space at the same communities. supporters throughout the region. time.
In addition to professional staff involved in the production, SIU students were also a part of the crew, and helped provide coverage for the debate.
PHOTO: SIRIS radio reciever. PHOTOS: Page 14 – (top) River Region Evening Edition student reporters prepare for President Trump’s arrival at the Southern Illinois Airport; Credit: River Region Evening Edition. (bottom) Candidates prepare before the 12th Congressional District debate; Credit: HD Moytl. 15 STUDENT TRAINING WSIU NEIGHBORS 16
STUDENT PROFILE: ABIGAIL FIELDS TRAINING THE NEXT ONE REGION ALL NEIGHBORS CARBONDALE, IL WSIU CELEBRATES THE LEGACY OF FRED ROGERS BY NOMINATOR: Amelia Blakely GENERATION OF BROADCASTERS HIGHLIGHTING OUR REGION’S ‘GOOD NEIGHBORS’ BRITTANY SWIMS Recognizing that Amelia Blakely arrived in the WSIU Providing educational programming as well as opportunities for learning has always been a In the spirit and memory of Fred Rogers, WSIU launched the One Region All Neighbors initiative in kids and teens Newsroom as most students do: hungry for central component of our mission. Each year, WSIU provides hands-on, professional development January 2018 to recognize individuals and groups who are making a positive impact in the region facing loss and grief opportunity and filled with enthusiasm. opportunities for SIU students interested in broadcasting - resulting in close to 8,000 hours of real- through acts of kindness, compassion, community involvement, and public service. needed a safe place world training for SIU students and community volunteers. At WSIU, students take the lead, gaining to share and process their emotions, 10-year- Since that day, Amelia has set about first-hand experience that will prepare them for future careers in the communication field. Each month, WSIU selected a worthy individual who was nominated by the public in one of five old Abigail Fields sparked the idea for a “Safe achieving her goal. She's covered President award categories: Individual, Youth, Business, Educator & Non-Profit/Community Group. Award Place” program while participating in the Boys Trump's visit to southern Illinois, followed winners were recognized by WSIU on our website, via television and radio broadcasts, and on social and Girls Clubs of Southern Illinois/PRIDE After archaeologists to a dig site near one of STUDENT TELEVISION PRODUCTIONS: media. All 52 awardees and nominators were invited to attended a special awards ceremony in School Program. Abigail, the 2019 Junior Youth the state's first settlements, explored food February 2020 where they were recognized for their outstanding contributions to the community of the Year at the local Boys and Girls Clubs, insecurity and the ways schools are fighting and were awarded the ‘WSIU Fred Rogers Neighborly Award’ medallion. Award winners were alt.news 26:46 RIVER REGION EVENING EDITION was nominated by leader Brittany Swims for it, and numerous other issues. selected from communities across the region including Carbondale, Marion, Springfield, Kinmundy, This quirky magazine-style program has SIU media students provide nightly newscasts exemplifying the spirit of a good neighbor. appeared on WSIU TV for almost 20 years and exploring the issues and events happening around Carterville, Murphysboro, Shawneetown, Makanda, Ridgway, Godfrey, and Olney, IL. In addition to great reporting, Amelia was has won over 30 professional and student the region including interviews, feature stories, a finalist for an Illinois News Broadcasters awards since its inception. and weather forecasts. Notable award winners included: ERIC COMBS Association scholarship in 2019, worked for OLNEY, IL The Daily Egyptian student newspaper, and is SALUKI SPORTSVIEW SCHOLASTIC HI-Q PRESTON LERNER of Herrin, IL CARTERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL JADEN SAUNDERS was NOMINATOR: active in numerous other organizations. BRANDY JELLISON Saluki SportsView is a once-a-month overview Known as the quiz show where knowledge rules, who was recognized in the INTERACT CLUB, comprised recognized in the ‘Youth’ of SIU sports and airs during the River Region Scholastic Hi-Q is a single elimination trivia WSIU provides hours of student training ‘Youth’ category for being of roughly 60 students, was category for helping youngsters As the band director Evening Edition time slot. It has been awarded competition featuring 32 high school scholar bowl each year. Volunteers and paid student one of three local boys who nominated for their efforts to develop a love of dance and of Richland County the 'Best Student Sports Program' by the teams from Illinois, Kentucky, and Missouri. rescued a person in distress at provide service to individuals theater in his role as an assistant staffers work alongside journalists, Illinois Broadcast Association in 2017 & 2018. Middle School for producers, editors, and others involved in the Lake Kinkaid spillway. and organizations within the tap dance instructor at 12 years, Eric Combs uses music education to content creation to make WSIU what it is. community. St. Patrick’s School in Springfield. inspire students to reach for their goals and Our mission to serve students benefits both to always keep climbing. Realizing there were up-and-coming journalists and WSIU, as SKILLS TRAINING FOR STUDENTS: students in his rural community who would we get unique perspectives from the next like to participate in the band program but generation of storytellers that other media RADIO DIGITAL SERVICES, Front Office +100 couldn’t afford it, Combs purchased several Audio Engineering MARKETING & OUTREACH Promotions & just don't have. News Reporting University & band instruments in good condition to loan Graphic Design Audio Production Digital Services Outreach Community Social Media Management Automation Systems Operation out as needed. Using funding obtained from Project Management Volunteers Audio Programming Animation grant awards, he put this small-town middle Social Media Writing TV Database Management Producing Radio school on the map by winning back to back "Her curiosity will take her Email Marketing 3 5 Community Engagement 7 far as a reporter, but her Copywriting national awards and was recognized by the Community Engagement 8 U.S. Congress twice for excellence in music compassion and genuine TELEVISION Event Planning 17 Master Control Operation Web Design education. nature give Amelia a limitless Camera Operation Family Involvement Program Direction Public Speaking horizon. I can't wait to see Executive Producing Performance O TV News Reporting Acting what she does in the future. Weather Reporting Photography AL * 35 On-Air Talent Video Production Sound Technicians PAR M N AL R A OWN O PAI WHEN - JENNIFER FULLER Lighting Technicians January 2018 – Present Associate Director of News and Public Affairs, WSIU Graphic Design N WOR R Floor Direction Technical Directing WHERE WSIU Service Region PARTNERS WSIU Friends Board Child Care Resource & Referral, JALC
SPONSORS Southern Illinois Healthcare First Southern Bank Cristina Pisoni of State Farm RESULTS WSIU called attention to Fred Rogers’ legacy of neighborliness and recognized individuals making a positive impact in the
PHOTOS: Page 15 –WSIU student reporter Amelia Blakely; Credit: Russ Bailey, University Communications, SIUC. River Region Evening Edition students region through acts of kindness. We hope work the control room; Credit: Abby Asher, WSIU. WSIU production students on location; Credit: Abby Asher, WSIU. Page 16 – (top left to right) Members in recognizing their service we will inspire from the Shawnee Quilters group pose at the 'neighborhood' selfie station; Credit: WSIU. ‘Youth’ award winner Preston Lerner and family; Credit: WSIU. (bottom) The 2019' Neighborly Award' winners group photo; Credit: WSIU. others to do the same. WSIU ON THE AIR 9 17 STORIES OF IMPACT | OUTREACH 18
WSIU FAMILY DAY Let’s Go Luna!: World Neighborhood Adventure
Building global communities. WHEN April 27, 2019 WSIU partnered with Cedarhurst Center for the Arts in Mt. Vernon, IL for our 2019 family day event. This year’s event celebrated the launch of Let’s Go Luna! on PBS KIDS. The event’s theme “Let’s Go Luna!: World Neighborhood Adventure,” centered WHERE on building global communities, developing foreign language and writing skills, and Cedarhurst Center for the Arts, Mt. Vernon, IL geography. PARTNERS Over 450 guests were provided passport booklets to guide them through various St. Louis Arches Youth Troop activity stations where they earned stamps for completing each activity. Activities Center for International Education, SIU included foreign language & writing stations, postcard writing, music making, and arts Cedarhurst Center for the Arts in Mt. Vernon, IL activities. All guests took home a free children’s book for their participation at the The Girl Scouts of Southern Illinois event. Drumz-R-Guru-Ven
WSIU worked with community volunteers and students from SIUC’s Center for SPONSORS International Education who shared information about their culture and native SIU Credit Union languages. The event was headlined by the St. Louis Arches Youth Troop, who Sharp-Hundley, PC. entertained guests with an exciting circus-style performance. WSIU also partnered with Mt. Vernon Tourism & Visitors Bureau The Girl Scouts of Southern Illinois and Chad Scott of Drumz-R-Guru-Ven who taught Southern Illinois Healthcare guests about rain sticks, gourds, and digeridoos. Guests also enjoyed a selfie station featuring PBS KIDS costume characters Arthur and DW and many shared photos from the event on social media using #WSIUEvents. RESULTS WSIU engaged with children and families from Illinois, Missouri, and Indiana to promote the launch of Let’s Go Luna! on PBS KIDS. The event encouraged guests to see the wider world as an extension of their local community. Children also developed foreign language and geography skills using PBS KIDS educational materials.
PHOTOS: Page 17 – (top) Youngsters use their Let’s Go Luna!: World Neighborhood adventure passports to learn about different cultures and languages. (bottom) Guests enjoy the St. Louis Arches Youth Troop performance at Cedarhurst. WSIU staff and university and community volunteers at WSIU’s 2019 Family Day; Credit: Pearl Franz, WSIU. Page 18 – A young girl makes music at the Drumz-R-Guru-Ven activity station. Student volunteers from SIUC’s Center for International Education greet Family Day guests. The St. Louis Arches Youth Troop perform; Credit: Pearl Franz, WSIU. 19 STORIES OF IMPACT | OUTREACH STORIES OF IMPACT | OUTREACH 20
COMMUNITY THE PROVIDERS In the spring of 2019, WSIU received a grant award from ITVS and StoryCorps to support FILM SCREENINGS community engagement around the Independent Lens film, The Providers. Set against the backdrop of the physician shortage and opioid epidemic in rural America, The Providers follows three “country doctors” at clinics offering care to all, regardless of ability to pay. The film follows the providers as they work to reach rural Americans who would otherwise be left without healthcare.
WSIU collaborated with several partners in the medical community to hold screenings of the film as well as community conversations on the topics discussed in the film. StoryCorps personnel were one hand to make audio recordings of conversations during the screening events. WSIU’s news team and the Illinois Newsroom also contributed to the project producing a 4-minute radio feature on the SIU School of Medicine.
FOSTERING COMMUNITY DIALOGUE ON CULTURAL, TALKING BLACK IN AMERICA SOCIAL,AND IMMIGRATION ISSUES. WHEN WHERE WSIU deepened our station’s reputation as a community connector by continuing February 2019 Carbondale, IL our multicultural community film screening activities which continue to attract and sustain diverse audiences. Since 2012, WSIU has partnered with the Carbondale Public PARTNERS Library and other community organizations to host film screenings and discussions to Carbondale Public Library encourage community dialogue on cultural, social, and environmental issues impacting Department of Africana Studies, SIUC our viewers and listeners. VICTORIA FILM SCREENING Brione Lockett Season Three Premiere Under the 2019 Indie Lens Pop-Up theme which focused on building stronger RESULTS communities, WSIU organized several screenings of Independent Lens/ITVS films which In January 2019, WSIU celebrated WHEN included: Talking Black in America (February 2019), Won’t You Be My Neighbor (March the premiere of Victoria, Season 3 on The event was attended by 68 guests who expressed January 6, 2019 appreciation for WSIU’s contribution to the 2019), Dawnland (October 2018), Rumble (November 2018), Wrestle (May 2019), and MASTERPIECE with two screening events community’s black history month activities. Charm City (April 2019). In the fall of 2018, WSIU also screened a special episode of in Mt. Vernon, IL and Carbondale, IL. 50 Immigration in America produced by Nine Network in St. Louis. guests joined us for a screening of the WHERE first hour of episode one. Carbondale & Mt. Vernon, IL
TALKING BLACK IN AMERICA Following in the footsteps of screening PARTNERS THE PROVIDERS events for other MASTERPIECE The Varsity Center WSIU partnered with the Carbondale Public Library and the Department of Africana programming including Sherlock, Cedarhurst Center for the Arts WHEN WHERE Studies at SIUC to hold a special screening of Talking Black in America in honor of Black Downton Abbey, and the first two seasons Cristuados Café, Bakery and March-April 2019 Olney, IL | Carbondale, IL History Month. of Victoria, southern Illinois drama fans Catering Springfield, IL turned out in full force for the screening Talking Black in America, produced by Neal Hutcheson and Danica Cullinan, explores SPONSORS PARTNERS events held at The Varsity Center in the role of African American language in American society. Filmed in locations ranging Carbondale, IL and Cedarhurst Center for Southern Illinois Healthcare The Illinois Newsroom from the Caribbean and Sea Islands to the U.S., the film explored the historical roots the Arts in Mt. Vernon, IL. SIU School of Medicine of African American language, its contemporary role in society, and its embodiment in RESULTS Center for Rural Health & Social Services Development cultural tradition. Prior to the screening, guests enjoyed The screening events generated Olney Central College refreshments and took photos at our buzz for the television broadcast ITVS & StoryCorps Brione Lockett, a teaching assistant and graduate student in Africana Studies at SIUC “royal selfie station” featuring life-sized on the WSIU stations and and president of the Black Graduate Student Association, served as the discussion representations of Victoria, Albert, and Lord Melborne (who remains a fan favorite in provided an opportunity to engage with local drama RESULTS moderator for the event. southern Illinois even though he no longer appears on the program). Guests also had the fans. WSIU also provided information about WSIU The grant award allowed for media buys to promote opportunity to enter to win MASTERPIECE-branded items as door prizes. Passport as a tool for accessing the complete season the television broadcast and supported community (and previous seasons) through PBS.org, the PBS App, or engagement around The Providers. Screening events After the screening event, the Victoria life-size character artwork traveled around the region via various OTT devices. connected local residents to healthcare professionals to visit with program sponsor Southern Illinois Healthcare and other community partner and/or health-focused social service agencies and PHOTOS: Page 19 – Discussion moderator Brione Lockett talks with screening participants during the Talking Black in America locations to create additional buzz about the season three broadcasts on the WSIU stations. provided content for future StoryCorps episodes. screening at the Carbondale Public Library. WSIU and StoryCorps staff; Credit: Beth Spezia, WSIU. Page 20 – A view of the crowd at the Talking Black in America screening; Credit: Beth Spezia, WSIU. Guest pose at the 'Royal Selfie Station' at the Victoria, Season 3 on MASTERPIECE screening event; Credit: Katrina Stackhouse, WSIU. 21 WSIU BY THE NUMBERS PARTNERING FOR POSITIVE IMPACT 2 2 WSIU BY THE NUMBERS SPONSORS & PPROJECT PARTNERS SPONSORS Southern Recycling Center John A. Logan College Stage Company LEAF Food Hub Sunshine Gardens Assisted Living Lions, Kiwanis & Rotary Clubs OCIAL M IA AES Solar Thad Ellet Plumbing Local Municipal Governments Arnold’s Market Thomas Publishing NGAG M N Marion Chamber of Commerce B & A Travel Vogler Lincoln Marion Cultural & Civic Center Big Muddy Film Festival Voss Heating & Air Conditioning Mt. Vernon Chamber of Commerce area high schools competed on Blacklock Financial Strategies Group Wright Building Center 32 the Scholastic Hi-Q Quiz Show reach Blank’s Insurance (Olney) Mt. 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UNITS • STAGE COMPANY • STARLAB PLANETARIUM • THE PLANETARY SOCIETY • THE SCIENCE CENTER OF SOUTHERN ILLINOIS • UNITED WAY OF SOUTHERN ILLINOIS • THE VARSITY CENTER • WGBH BOSTON AES SOLAR • ARNOLD’S MARKET • B & A TRAVEL • BIG MUDDY FILM FESTIVAL • BLANK’S INSURANCE (OLNEY) • BUDSLICK COUNSELING & PSYCHOTHERAPY • CARBONDALE NEW SCHOOL • CARBONDALE PARK DISTRICT • CARBONDALE TOURISM • CARSON CENTER • CEDARHURST CENTER FOR THE ARTS • CONTINENTAL TIRE • CRISTAUDO’S CAFÉ, CATERING & BAKERY • EFFINGHAM PERFORMANCE CENTER • ETCETERA FLOWERS, FINE GIFTS & GOURMET • F-W-S COUNTERTOPS • FARM CREDIT OF ILLINOIS • FIRST SOUTHERN BANK • FORBES FINANCIAL GROUP • GREENRIDGE LANDSCAPING • HAFFORD ELDER CARE • HARBAUGH’S CAFÉ • HERRINFESTA ITALIANA • HUB RECREATION CENTER • ILLINOIS SOUTH TOURISM • JACKSON COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT • JOHN A. LOGAN COLLEGE • JOSEPH HUDGINS ORTHODONTICS • LAND BETWEEN THE LAKES • LANG-TAYLOR HOME FURNISHINGS • LAW OFFICE OF MATTHEW BENSON • LOUGHRAN, DR. TIMOTHY • MARION CULTURAL & CIVIC CENTER • MARION SUBARU • MATHIS, MARIFAN & RICHTER, LTD. • MEDICINE SHOPPE • MEGABYTES TECHNOLOGY SERVICE • MT. VERNON CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAU • NEIGHBORHOOD CO-OP GROCERY • RICHLAND MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (OLNEY) • SEMO - RIVER CAMPUS • SHAWNEE HEALTH SERVICE • SI GI SERVICES, DR. 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VERNON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE • MT. VERNON FALL FESTIVAL • MURPHYSBORO APPLE FESTIVAL • NAACP - CARBONDALE • NASA • NASA EDGE • NATIONAL EDUC’L TELECOMMUNICATIONS ASSOC. (NETA) • NATIONAL PUBLIC RADIO (NPR) • NATIONAL SOLAR OBSERVATORY • NEW HARMONY MUSIC FESTIVAL • PAUL SIMON PUBLIC POLICY INSTITUTE • PBS LEARNINGMEDIA • PBS READY TO LEARN • PBS TEACHERLINE • PLANETARY RADIO • PUBLIC BROADCASTING SERVICE (PBS) • PUBLIC MEDIA APPS • PUBLIC RADIO INTERNATIONAL (PRI) • RAINBOW CAFE • REGIONAL CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE • REGIONAL FOOD COOPERATIVES • REGIONAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES • REGIONAL OFFICES OF EDUCATION • REGIONAL PRE-K-12 SCHOOLS • REGIONAL PUBLIC LIBRARIES • SCIENCE CENTER OF SOUTHERN ILLINOIS • SHAWNEE NATIONAL FOREST • SIU PHYSICS DEPARTMENT • SIU SOLAR ECLIPSE COMMITTEE • SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY • SOUTHERN ILLINOIS COALITION FOR CHILDREN & FAMILIES • SOUTHERN ILLINOIS HEALTHCARE • SOUTHERN ILLINOIS HEALTHY COMMUNITIES • SOUTHERN ILLINOIS HUMANE SOCIETY • SOUTHERN ILLINOIS IRISH FESTIVAL • SOUTHERN ILLINOIS MUSIC FESTIVAL • SOUTHERN ILLINOIS P-20 EDUCATION ALLIANCE • SOUTHERN ILLINOIS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA • SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY CARBONDALE • SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY: COLLEGES & DEPT. UNITS • STAGE COMPANY • STARLAB PLANETARIUM • THE PLANETARY SOCIETY • THE SCIENCE CENTER OF SOUTHERN ILLINOIS • UNITED WAY OF SOUTHERN ILLINOIS • THE VARSITY CENTER • WGBH BOSTON AES SOLAR • ARNOLD’S MARKET • B & A TRAVEL • BIG MUDDY FILM FESTIVAL • BLANK’S INSURANCE (OLNEY) • BUDSLICK COUNSELING & PSYCHOTHERAPY • CARBONDALE NEW SCHOOL • CARBONDALE PARK DISTRICT • CARBONDALE TOURISM • CARSON CENTER • CEDARHURST CENTER FOR THE ARTS • CONTINENTAL TIRE • CRISTAUDO’S CAFÉ, CATERING & BAKERY • EFFINGHAM PERFORMANCE CENTER • ETCETERA FLOWERS, FINE GIFTS & GOURMET • F-W-S COUNTERTOPS • FARM CREDIT OF ILLINOIS • FIRST SOUTHERN BANK • FORBES FINANCIAL GROUP • GREENRIDGE LANDSCAPING • HAFFORD ELDER CARE • HARBAUGH’S CAFÉ • HERRINFESTA ITALIANA • HUB RECREATION CENTER • ILLINOIS SOUTH TOURISM • JACKSON COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT • JOHN A. LOGAN COLLEGE • JOSEPH HUDGINS ORTHODONTICS • LAND BETWEEN THE LAKES • LANG-TAYLOR HOME FURNISHINGS • LAW OFFICE OF MATTHEW BENSON • LOUGHRAN, DR. TIMOTHY • MARION CULTURAL & CIVIC CENTER • MARION SUBARU • MATHIS, MARIFAN & RICHTER, LTD. • MEDICINE SHOPPE • MEGABYTES TECHNOLOGY SERVICE • MT. VERNON CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAU • NEIGHBORHOOD CO-OP GROCERY • RICHLAND MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (OLNEY) • SEMO - RIVER CAMPUS • SHAWNEE HEALTH SERVICE • SI GI SERVICES, DR. ZAHOOR MAKHDOOM • SIU CREDIT UNION • SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CENTER • SOUTHERN ILLINOIS HEALTHCARE • SIU FOUNDATION • SIU UNIVERSITY COMMUNICATIONS • SIU SCHOOLS OF ART & DESIGN • SIU SCHOOL OF LAW • SIU SCHOOL OF MUSIC • SIU CLINICAL CENTER • SIU DEPARTMENT OF THEATER • SIU TOUCH OF NATURE • SOUTHERN RECYCLING CENTER • STAGE COMPANY • THAD ELLET PLUMBING • THOMAS PUBLISHING • VOGLER LINCOLN • VOSS HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING • WRIGHT BUILDING CENTER • ADLER PLANETARIUM • AMERICAN PUBLIC MEDIA (APM) • AMERICAN PUBLIC TELEVISION (APT) • AMERICAN RED CROSS • ASTRONOMICAL ASSOCIATION OF SOUTHERN ILLINOIS • BIG MUDDY FILM FESTIVAL • BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF CARBONDALE • CARBONDALE COMMUNITY ARTS • CARBONDALE MAIN STREET • CARBONDALE PARK DISTRICT • CARBONDALE PUBLIC LIBRARY • CARBONDALE TOURISM • CARSON CENTER • CEDARHURST CENTER FOR THE ARTS • CITY OF CARBONDALE • CORPORATION FOR PUBLIC BROADCASTING (CPB) • CRAB ORCHARD NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE • CYPRESS CREEK NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE • EXPLORE CARBONDALE • FOODWORKS • GIRL SCOUTS OF SOUTHERN ILLINOIS • ILLINOIS ARTS COUNCIL • ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES • ILLINOIS EASTERN COMMUNITY COLLEGES • ILLINOIS EDUCATION COLLABORATIVE • ILLINOIS FARMERS MARKET ASSOCIATION • ILLINOIS HUMANITIES
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