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WOBN-FM, Westerville, Ohio Producer, Host for 15-Minute Weekly Public Affairs Program, Featuring Newsmakers of the Westerville Community John Buckles 3601 Rome Corners Road Galena, Ohio 43021 614-439-2705 [email protected] [email protected] EDUCATION Ph.D Program Ohio State University, Telecommunications (30 hrs. completed), 1990-1993 M.A. Indiana State University, Broadcast Programming/Management, 1981 B.A. Indiana State University, Broadcasting, 1979 TEACHING EXPERIENCE Associate Professor of Communication, Otterbein College, Westerville, Ohio, 1983 -- 2003 Co-Director of broadcast program. Taught at least 15 different media and communication courses. Honored with Master Teacher of the Year (2001), Adviser of the Year (2003), and Honorary Alumnus Award (H ’04). Adviser to WOBN-FM, a large student-run radio station that earned the inaugural Board of Trustees “Organization of the Year” award (1992). Student and peer evaluations available upon request. Continuing Studies Instructor/Adviser, Otterbein College, Westerville, Ohio, 1986 -- 2003 Taught business/organizational communication courses. Developed new courses and made presentations in a variety of adult learning contexts. Advised students in Business/Organizational Communication, Business Administration, Public Relations, Speech Communication, Psychology and English. Served on Continuing Studies Advisory Committee. Founder and adviser of “Pinnacle”, the adult academic honorary. Connection and Communications Pastor, Heritage Christian Church, Westerville, Ohio, 2003 – present Responsible for supervising five staff and 350 volunteers in assimilation, membership, volunteer ministry and communications departments. Developed and taught numerous short courses, seminars, staff and church trainings. Wrote and edited leadership manual on selected readings and topics in group ministry. Also traveled and taught in Honduras, Russia, Ethiopia. Instructor, Indiana State University, Terre Haute, Indiana, 1981 -- 1983 Taught radio production, performance and sports broadcasting classes. Advised WISU-FM news and sports department. Produced 30-minute weekly public affairs program examining issues in communication. Graduate Teaching Assistant, Indiana State University, Terre Haute, Indiana, 1979 -- 1980 Awarded graduate assistantship and stipend to teach three sections each semester in core public speaking course. COMMUNICATIONS EXPERIENCE Heritage Christian Church, Westerville, Ohio Connection and Communications Pastor responsible for overseeing a variety of communications projects and church publications including church-wide branding and logo revision, and implementing standards and systems for church and staff communications, coordinate assimilation and weekend welcome teams. June 2003 -- present. WOCC-TV, Westerville, Ohio Host, Writer, Producer for a variety of public affairs programs on the cable access channel. 1986 – present. Westerville Cable Television Commission, Westerville, Ohio Board member, chair (five years) for city-council appointed board that helped advise council and oversee cable operations within the city jurisdiction. Analyzed cable needs, equipment requests, cable operator franchise applications and renewals. 1986 – 1998 Freelance Radio/Television, Columbus, Ohio Professional talent for a variety of clients, both commercial and non-profit. 1991-- 2003 WUFM-FM, Westerville, Ohio Producer, Host for 30-minute weekly public affairs program examining issues in Central Ohio. 1996 --1997 WCBE-FM, Columbus, Ohio Consultant, producer for Columbus public station high school sports broadcasts. 1986 -- 1987 WBBY-FM, Westerville, Ohio Producer, Host for 30-minute weekly public affairs program, featuring issues in the Central Ohio community. 1985 --1987 WOBN-FM, Westerville, Ohio Producer, Host for 15-minute weekly public affairs program, featuring newsmakers of the Westerville community. March-June 1984. WISU-FM, Terre Haute, Indiana Executive Producer/Director for half-hour weekly public affairs program, examining issues in communication. October 1982 - May 1983. WWVR-FM, West Terre Haute, Indiana Announcer; board shifts, simple production. April 1982 - August 1983. Indiana State University/WTHI-FM, Terre Haute, Indiana Color Commentator, Back-up Play-by-Play Announcer for ISU football and basketball broadcasts. 50,000-watt FM station was "Official Voice of Indiana State University." September 1982 - March 1983. United Press International, Indianapolis Bureau Terre Haute Stringer covered area sporting events on assignment. Also assisted State Sports Editor in writing/coverage of various events. 1980 -- 1984. Terre Haute Star Newspaper, Terre Haute, Indiana Sportswriter duties included involvement in standard newsroom procedures (including use of VDT), as well as reporting high school and college sporting events on assignment. September 1981 - February 1982. WBAK-TV (ABC Affiliate), Terre Haute, Indiana Sports Director/Account Executive duties included Sports Anchor for evening newscast, preparation and production of sports programming and all other responsibilities in the department. Assumed a general sales list of more than 60 accounts; serviced accounts, copy writing, production and commercials. November 1980 - August 1981. WAAC-FM (CBS Affiliate), Terre Haute, Indiana Sports Director duties included producing and delivering 17 sports shows each week, producing and promoting sports programming at the station, hosting two call-in sports shows each week, communication with CBS Network. July - December 1980. WAAC-FM (CBS Affiliate), Terre Haute, Indiana Account Executive duties included selling time, concurrently with sports responsibilities. Initially sold sports sponsorships and packages, then worked general sales account list. September - December 1980. WISU-FM, Terre Haute, Indiana Operations Manager awarded Graduate Assistantship to oversee all operations of 11,000-watt university station. Duties included production/direction of studio programming. Also involved in community ascertainment research. Summer 1980. WISU- FM, Terre Haute, Indiana Sports Director responsible for two hours of regular weekly programming, as well as Indiana State University football, basketball and baseball games. Play-by-play color, statistician, remote engineer, public address announcer. Produced, directed statewide Sycamore Sports Network for coverage of Missouri Valley Post- Season Basketball Tournament and ISU Baseball. Supervised 12-member staff. Granted 70% increase in regular programming during time as Sports Director. August 1979 - May 1979. IAIA W Midwest Regional Basketball Tournament Producer/Play-by-Play Announcer set up Interstate Network for Women's College Basketball Tournament hosted by Indiana State University, March 1979. WISU-FM, Terre Haute, Indiana News, Sports, Board shifts assisted in production, direction, and writing of news and sports. August 1977 - May 1978. SELECTED PRESENTATIONS "Collaboration Between Campus Radio, Television, and Community," Co-chair, respondent for panel at Broadcast Education Association National Convention, Las Vegas, Nevada, April 21, 2001. "Delivering the Goods," presentation on public speaking delivery to students at Winebrenner Seminary, Findlay, Ohio, March 15, 2001. "Understanding Interview Dynamics," presentation to McDonald's corporate executives, Columbus, Ohio, March 9, 2001. Guest on WTVN-AM, Columbus, with Steve Cannon, on topic of WOBN-FM's Cardinal/Otter Election, November 24, 2000. "Radio Talent Development," presentation for the annual Central Ohio Radio Reading Service volunteer development workshop, Columbus, Ohio, June 5, 2000. "So I Might Want to Go to College ... ," presentation at Women In New Growth Stages (WINGS) Conference, Columbus, Ohio, March 23, 2000. "The Ghetto-zation of Christianity," featured guest on WCVO-FM's radio program ''Everybody's Talking," Columbus, Ohio, February 24, 2000. "Representing Christian Values in the Media Marketplace," presentation to the Columbus Media Fellowship, Columbus, Ohio, January 13, 2000. "Customer Service Communication Excellence," short course presented to McGraw-Hill Publishing Company group leaders, Columbus, Ohio, December 17, 1999. "Strategies for Career and Ministry Development," featured guest on WCVO-FM's radio program "Brunch Bunch," Columbus, Ohio, August 18, 1999. "Excellence in Interviewing," short course presented to McGraw-Hill Publishing Company management team, Columbus, Ohio, September 7-10, 1999. "Issues Confronting Women: Returning to School," featured guest on WRFD-AM's radio program "WINGS," Columbus, Ohio, August 31, 1999. "Communicating Confidence or Arrogance?," featured guest on WCVO-FM's radio program "Brunch Bunch," Columbus, Ohio, August 16, 1999. "Media Treatment of Current Events," presentation to the Westerville Rotary, Westerville, Ohio, April 28, 1999. "Techniques for Improving On-Air Performance," presentation for the annual Central Ohio Radio Reading Service volunteer development workshop, Columbus, Ohio, March 27, 1999. "Radio Consolidation as a Result of the Telecommunications Act of 1996," presentation at the Otterbein Faculty Roundtable, Westerville, Ohio, September 16, 1998. "Issues and Dynamics Impacting Radio Performance," presentation for the annual Central Ohio Radio Reading Service volunteer development workshop, Columbus, Ohio, March 24, 1998. "Communication in the Family," featured guest on WCVO-FM's radio program "Brunch Bunch,” Columbus, Ohio, July 7, 1997. "Techniques in Beginning the Job Search," presentation for Women in New Growth Stages Conference, October 25, 1996. "Gender Differences in Communication," presentation on WCVO-FM "Brunch Bunch" program,
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