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Vincennes University 2004 Graduate Bulletin Broadcasting • Broadcast Sales About the Cover Vincennes University 2004 Graduate Bulletin Broadcasting • Broadcast Sales About the Cover TOP: “He’s wild, he’s crazy, he’s Insane Dane -- host of the “Three Song Throw Down” on WVUB-FM.” This quote comes from a description of Dane Foley’s on-air persona, made in a faculty letter nominating him for an Indiana Career & Technical Education Award for Excellence. In February, Dane became the VU Broadcasting Department’s recipient of this award for 2004, the department’s fourth consecutive winner. Dane joined the Broadcasting program in the Fall semester of 2002. He quickly became an asset in the department, through his class participation, his volunteerism, and his willingness to help other students. Dane’s volunteer efforts and achievements include a volunteer Friday night radio show dubbed “Request Blazers Best” on WVUB-FM, our 50,000 watt public radio station; numerous volunteer “remote” broadcasts on WVUB; working as a board operator for basketball games and other on-air shifts; training second year students preparing for their shifts on WVUB; peer tutoring in the Broadcasting Department; and gathering, writing, and recording news for WVUB. In June, 2003, Dane was hired as the student Assistant Program Director of WVUB-FM. LEFT: Terri Darlington is News Anchor, and Bo McFall is Sports Anchor, as part of their responsibilities for WVUT-TVs Evening Newscast. Both Terri and Bo have achieved great success in the Broadcasting Department; both have served as peer tutors. Terri holds a 4.0 GPA, and is preparing to earn a Radio Marketing Professionals Certificate from the Radio Advertising Bureau. Bo has worked in programming, promotions and public service in non-commercial radio, and is currently working as a Camera Operator/Editor at WEHT-TV in Evansville, Indiana. RIGHT: Spencer Hight volunteers, and works alongside professionals, as he does play-by-play and color commentary for Vincennes University Blazers Men’s Basketball. Spencer has concentrated his efforts toward gaining experience in sports broadcasting. He has done an internship with Pacers Sports and Entertainment in Indianapolis, Indiana, and has done play-by- play and color commentary for both WVUB-FM and WFML-FM, in Vincennes, Indiana. Dear Fellow Broadcaster: Thank you for taking the time to look over this booklet, which introduces our 2004 graduates and tells a little bit about Vincennes University Broadcasting. Vincennes University Broadcasting has two goals: to prepare qualified graduates for successful employment in Radio, Television, and allied career areas and to prepare them for transfer to four-year schools after their graduation from VU. This booklet will explain how we prepare our students to be productive assets to your business. The major advantage our graduates have over graduates of other Broadcasting Programs is “Hands-On” experience. Within this booklet you will read descriptions of the extensive exposure to “real world” broadcasting that our students are required to experience. Also, this booklet lists graduates of our “Broadcast Sales” option. These stu- dents have been specially trained in the area of broadcast sales and all come with actual “on-the-street” sales experience. There are many reasons why more and more stations and allied businesses are turning to VU whenever they have entry-level or mid-management openings. The main reason, though, is the same as it has always been -- our students have solid training in the basics, receive countless hours of hands-on training, and know what it’s like to work in the broadcast business! Please take a few moments to read this booklet, and if you have any questions, feel free to call me at (812) 888-5417. Better yet, take some time out of your busy schedule and pay us a visit. We’re sure you’ll like what you see! Sincerely, Douglas A. Young Chairman of Broadcasting Vincennes University Vincennes, Indiana 47591 [email protected] Page 1 Cody Barnard 10870 N. County Rd. 500 W., Brazil, IN 47834 (812) 448-1207 cell: (812) 243-3349 PROFESSIONAL OBJECTIVES IMMEDIATE - To graduate from Vincennes University with a degree in a field that I love, Broadcasting. LONG RANGE - To get a well paying job in Broadcasting and start climbing the ladder of success. I plan on settling down and starting a family. BROADCAST / MEDIA EXPERIENCE UNIVERSITY - RADIO - WROK-Low-Power FM: Air Talent, News Anchor, Program Director, Traffic Director, Talent Coach, Maintenance Engineer, Production. WROL-Low-Power FM: Air Talent, News Anchor, Program Director, Traffic Director, Talent Coach, Maintenance Engineer, Production. WVUB-FM: Air Talent, News Gathering, News Reading. UNIVERSITY - TELEVISION - Additional television courses to be completed. HONORS & AWARDS HIGH SCHOOL: Class President as Freshman, Sophomore, Senior. Most outstanding student. Best Thespian. Most Outstanding Thespian. ACADEMIC TRAINING AAS Degree -- Broadcasting AVAILABLE FOR EMPLOYMENT December of 2004 Page 2 Drew M. Borich 1247 Canterbury Dr., South Bend, IN 46628 (574) 287-9104 cell: (574) 276-7042, e-mail: [email protected] PROFESSIONAL OBJECTIVES IMMEDIATE - To work in radio or sports or possibly both. LONG RANGE - To find a job in a top 10 market. BROADCAST / MEDIA EXPERIENCE UNIVERSITY - RADIO - WROK-Low-Power FM: Air Talent, News Anchor, Talent Coach. WROL-Low-Power FM: Air Talent, News Anchor, Program Director, Traffic Director, Talent Coach. WVUB-FM: Air Talent, Remote Broadcasts. UNIVERSITY - TELEVISION - WVUT-TV Nightly Newscast: Sports Anchor, Audio, Camera Operator, Teleprompter Operator. ENG: News Photographer. Public Affairs Program -- 22 Magazine: Record Tapes. Sports Remotes: Audio. Master Control Operator. ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE RADIO - WEIL-FM 91.7, South Bend, IN., Air Talent, from September, 2000 to June, 2001. ACADEMIC TRAINING AAS Degree -- Broadcasting AVAILABLE FOR EMPLOYMENT May of 2004 Page 3 Joshua A. Bush 110 North Jackson Ct., GreenWood, IN 46142 (317) 881-5058 cell: (317) 709-3128, e-mail: [email protected] PROFESSIONAL OBJECTIVES IMMEDIATE - To work in radio sales, work also as a station programmer, do some part-time assistant engineer work. LONG RANGE - To become a General Manager of a radio station, be a General Sales Manager, or become a radio station owner. BROADCAST / MEDIA EXPERIENCE UNIVERSITY - RADIO WROK-Low-Power FM: Air Talent, News Anchor, Program Director, Traffic Director, Talent Coach, Maintenance Engineer, Public Service Director, Promotion Manager, Production. WROL-Low-Power FM: Air Talent, News Anchor, Program Director, Traffic Director, Talent Coach, Maintenance Engineer, Public Service Director, Promotion Manager, Production. WVUB-FM: Air Talent, Remote Broadcasts. UNIVERSITY - TELEVISION - WVUT-TV Nightly Newscast: Associate Producer, Teleprompter Operator, Floor Director, Video Playback, Master Control Supervisor, Make-Up. Public Affairs Program -- 22 Magazine: Greeter. Master Control Operator. ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE RADIO - WVUB-FM, WFML-FM & WVUT-TV, Vincennes, IN., part-time administrative duties, daily station activities. From August, 2002 to May, 2003. TELEVISION - WVUT-TV, Vincennes, IN., Part-time Administrative duties, daily station activities. From August, 2002 to May, 2003. INTERNSHIPS WVUB-FM, Vincennes, IN., Assistant Manager, Sales Assistant. From January, 2004 to May, 2004. ACADEMIC TRAINING AAS Degree -- Broadcast Sales AVAILABLE FOR EMPLOYMENT May of 2004 Page 4 John Coriden 17663 Waxwing Ln., South Bend, IN 46635 (574) 272-6062 cell: (574) 360-7985, e-mail: [email protected] PROFESSIONAL OBJECTIVES IMMEDIATE - To be a talent or account executive for a small to medium size market. LONG RANGE - To be a talent or account executive for a top ten market. BROADCAST / MEDIA EXPERIENCE UNIVERSITY - RADIO - WROK-Low-Power FM: Air Talent, News Anchor, Program Director, Talent Coach. WVUB-FM: Air Talent, News Reading, Remote Broadcasts. UNIVERSITY - TELEVISION - WVUT-TV Nightly Newscast: Associate Producer, Camera Operator, Teleprompter Operator, Master Control Supervisor, ESS Stills. ENG: News Photographer, News Editor. Public Affairs Program -- 22 Magazine: Greeter. Sports Remotes: Replay Operator. Master Control Operator. ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE RADIO - Federated Media (Planet Radio), Mishawaka, IN., Remote Technician. From May, 2003 to August, 2003. INTERNSHIPS Federated Media (Planet Radio), Mishawaka, IN., Promotions/Production Assistant, random chores for all stations. From May, 2003 to August, 2003. ACADEMIC TRAINING AAS Degree -- Broadcasting/Broadcast Sales AVAILABLE FOR EMPLOYMENT May of 2004 Page 5 Terri D. Darlington 9235 Wellston Dr., Indianapolis, IN 46234 (317) 372-9748 cell: (317) 372-9748, e-mail: [email protected] PROFESSIONAL OBJECTIVES IMMEDIATE - To continue my strong work efforts and learn and grow in any available facets of broadcasting. LONG RANGE - To keep excelling and learning in hopes of becoming a General Manager. BROADCAST / MEDIA EXPERIENCE UNIVERSITY - RADIO - WROK-Low-Power FM: Air Talent, News Anchor, Talent Coach, Production. WROL-Low-Power FM: Air Talent, News Anchor, Program Director, Traffic Director, Talent Coach, Promotion Manager, Production. WVUB-FM: Air Talent, Remote Broadcasts. WFML-FM: Sales Shadowing. UNIVERSITY - TELEVISION - WVUT-TV Nightly Newscast: News Anchor, Sports Anchor, Associate Producer, Floor Director. Public Affairs Program -- 22 Magazine: Audio, Floor Director, Teleprompter Operator. Sports Remotes: Remote Camera Operator. Master Control Operator. HONORS & AWARDS UNIVERSITY: Dean’s List. Preparing to earn Radio Marketing
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