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Career Opportunities at WNKU

A note about jobs at WNKU: Full-time positions at WNKU, when they become available, are posted through Northern Kentucky University's Office of Human Resources. Although some of these positions may be grant-funded, all carry NKU's regular array of benefits. These include various insurance options, retirement, tuition remission, health (gym & fitness) center access, and more.

Community Groups:  WNKU has implemented and continues to build a resource list of community groups to be notified about job openings at WNKU. If you are a member of a community group that would like to receive notification of our job openings, please contact us. Write to: General Manager, WNKU, Northern Kentucky University, Landrum Hall, Highland Heights, KY 41099 or e-mail radio@wnku.org.

An EEO/Affirmative Action employer, Northern Kentucky University and WNKU provide equal opportunities in employment and programming, including Title IX and ADA requirements.

 

NO CURRENT OPENINGS


Most of our on-air positions are part-time and without benefits. If you're interested in part-time on-air work, contact program director, Michael Grayson, at michael@wnku.org.  Occasionally there are openings for volunteer "board operators," responsible for running the station during prerecorded programming. These opportunities typically are on weekends. Contact Michael Grayson.  

We have other volunteer opportunities, mainly in our office operations and promotional and marketing efforts. For more information about these, call our office at 859-572-6500.


EEO Annual Report, April 1, 2009 - March 31, 2010

WNKU-FM

Licensee: Northern Kentucky University

 

The FCC has established Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) rules and policies for broadcasters. The rules prohibit discrimination in hiring on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, or gender by broadcasters. They also require broadcasters to:

provide notice of job vacancies;

– by widely distributing information concerning each full-time (30 hours or more) job vacancy, except for vacancies that need to be filled in demanding or special circumstances;

– provide notice of each full-time job vacancy to recruitment organizations that request notice; and

– complete two (for broadcast employment units with five to 10 full-time employees or that are located in smaller markets) or four (for employment units with more than 10 full-time employees located in larger markets) longer-term recruitment initiatives within each two-year period. These initiatives can include job fairs, scholarship and internship programs, and other community events designed to inform the public about employment opportunities in broadcasting.

The purpose of this EEO Annual Report is to comply with Section 73.2080(c)(6) of the Federal Communication Commission's EEO Rules. This report can be found in the public inspection file at the WNKU studios, and on the station's website, www.wnku.org

FCC EEO rules require that this report contain the following information:


1) A list of the full-time vacancies filled by the reporting station during
the reporting period;

2) For each such vacancy, the recruitment source(s) utilized to fill the
vacancy identified by name, address, contact person and telephone number;

3) The recruitment source that referred the hiree for each full-time vacancy during the reporting period;

4) Data reflecting the total number of persons interviewed for full-time vacancies during the reporting period and the total number of interviewees referred by each recruitment source utilized in connection with such vacancies;

5) A list and brief description of the initiatives undertaken pursuant to Section 73.2080(c)(6) of the FCC's EEO Rules during the reporting period

                                                                      

                                                    WNKU EEO Report


Any and all files pertaining to WNKU employment search activities during this license year were kept at the WNKU office and NKU HR offices in Highland Heights, KY.

 

1.   Vacancies:


WNKU had one full-time vacancy for Office Manager during this reporting period, occurring Oct. 16, 2009.

WNKU also created full-time openings for Underwriting Sales Manager and Underwriting Sales Representative. These are new positions for WNKU. The sales searches were a simultaneous search.

2.   Full Time Recruitment:
WNKU executed two separate recruitment efforts for the above full-time vacancies during the reporting period.

 

Office Manager Sources:

 

Allaccess.com   Virtual & self directed listing – no contact posted

            All Access Music Group

            28955 Pacific Coast Highway

            Suite 210

            Malibu, CA   90265

            310 457.6616

 

Cincinnatijobs.com 

            Virtual company and self-directed listings

            No address or contact posted

            888 881-5627

 

Craigslist.com 

            Virtual company featuring self-directed listings

            No address or contact posted

 

CPB job line website

            Virtual posting – no contact

            Corporation for Public Broadcasting

            401 Night Street, NW

            Washington, DC 20004

            202 879-9600

 

DEIworksite.org 

            Virginia Dambach

            Development Exchange, Inc.

            401 N. 3rd St., Suite 370

            Minneapolis, MN  55401

            888 454-2314

 

Fine Arts Fund weekly jobs mailing and website

            Mike Boberg 

            Fine Arts Fund Cincinnati

            20 East Central Parkway #200

            Cincinnati, OH 45202

            513 871-2787

 

Gateway Community College 

            Career Resource Center

            Amy Monson

            1025 Amsterdam Rd

            Park Hills, KY  41011

            859 442-1149

 

Job Search Focus Group  

            Dave Velzy

            Hyde Park Community
            United Methodist Church
            1345 Grace Avenue
            Cincinnati, Ohio 45208
            513 871-0320

 

Kentucky Broadcasters Association

            Patti Pullen

            101 Enterprise Drive

            Frankfort, KY 40601

            888 THE-KBA1

           

Kentucky Job Ads

            P.O. Box 1104
            Campbellsville, Kentucky, 42719-1104

            270 572-4391
            john3@kycities.com

 

Miami University

            Cathy Metcalfe

            Interview Coordinator 

            200 Hoyt Hall

            Oxford, OH 45056

            513 529-3835

 

NETA website 

            Maryanne Schuessler

            National Educational Telecommunications Association

            939 S. Stadium Road,
            Columbia, SC  29201

            803 799-5517

 

NKU Human Resources Web site 

            Denny Allen, Employment Manager

            Northern Kentucky University

            714 Lucas Administrative Center

            Highland Heights, KY 41099

            859 572-5200

 

NKY Jobs Web Site

            Nancy A. Spivey, CCE
            Senior Vice President
            Workforce, Education & Health Care Solutions

            300 Buttermilk Pike, Suite 330
            Ft. Mitchell, KY  41017
            859 578-6387         


Ohio Center for Broadcasting

            Don Shook
            6703 Madison Rd.
            Cincinnati, OH 45227

            513-271-6060

 

PBMA website

            Maryanne Schuessler

            Public Broadcasting Management Association

            939 S. Stadium Road,
            Columbia, SC  29201

            803 799-5517

 

PRADO Listserve

            Public Radio Association of Development Directors

            Virtual organization List serve contact: Mary Hendley

            mary@wbhm.org

 

Wilmington College 

            Ms. Barbara Kaplan, Director of Career Services

            Pyle Center, Box 1306

            Wilmington, OH 45177

            937 382-6661

 

WNKU web site   

            Forrest Griffen

            Northern Kentucky University

            301 Landrum

            Highland Heights, KY 41099

            859 572-6500

 

Underwriting Sales Manager & Underwriting Sales Representative Sources:

 

Allaccess.com   Virtual & self directed listing – no contact posted

            All Access Music Group

            28955 Pacific Coast Highway

            Suite 210

            Malibu, CA  90265

            310 457-6616

 

Career Builder.com

            Customer Service
            5550-A Peachtree Parkway,

            Suite 200

            Norcross GA 30092

 

Cincinnatijobs.com 

            Virtual company and self-directed listings

            No address or contact posted

            888 881-5627

 

Craigslist.com 

            Virtual company featuring self-directed listings

            No address or contact posted

 

CPB job line website

            Virtual posting – no contact

            Corporation for Public Broadcasting

            401 Night Street, NW

            Washington, DC 20004

            202 879-9600

 

DEIworksite.org 

            Virginia Dambach

            Development Exchange, Inc.

            401 N. 3rd St., Suite 370

            Minneapolis, MN  55401

            888 454-2314

 

E3.KY.Gov

            Jim Thompson   Information Specialist

            Kentucky Adult Education

            1024 Capital Center Drive, Suite 230

            Frankfort, KY 40601

            502 573-5114

 

Fine Arts Fund weekly jobs mailing and website

            Mike Boberg 

            Fine Arts Fund Cincinnati

            20 East Central Parkway #200

            Cincinnati, OH 45202

            513 871-2787

 

Enquirer Media

            312 Elm Street

            Cincinnati, Ohio

            Aaron Geiman

            513-768-8501

 

(Ads ran in The Cincinnati Enquirer, North Clermont Community Journal, Ft. Thomas Recorder, Alexandria Recorder, Boone County Recorder, Campbell County Recorder,

Community Recorder, Erlanger Recorder, Tri-County Press, Eastern Hills Journal, Loveland Herald, Northwest Press, Price Hill Press, Suburban Life Suburban Life, Northeast Suburban Life, Milford-Miami Advertiser, Clermont Community Journal, Forest Hills Journal, Western Hills Press, Delhi Press, Hilltop Press.)

 

Gateway Community College 

            Career Resource Center

            Amy Monson

            1025 Amsterdam Rd

            Park Hills, KY  41011

            859 442-1149

 

Job Search Focus Group  

            Dave Velzy

            Hyde Park Community
            United Methodist Church
            1345 Grace Avenue
            Cincinnati, Ohio 45208
            513 871-0320

 

Kentucky Broadcasters Association

            Patti Pullen

            101 Enterprise Drive

            Frankfort, KY 40601

            888 THE-KBA1

           

Kentucky Job Ads

            P.O. Box 1104
            Campbellsville, Kentucky, 42719-1104

            270 572-4391
            john3@kycities.com

 

LinkedIn

            Posted positions under public radio

            group.  No contact information available.

 

Miami University

            Cathy Metcalfe

            Interview Coordinator 

            200 Hoyt Hall

            Oxford, OH 45056

            513 529-3835

 

Native American Public Telecommunications

            Alex Epperson

            1800 N. 33 St.
            Lincoln, NE 68503
            402 472-3522

 

NETA website 

            Maryanne Schuessler

            National Educational Telecommunications Association

            939 S. Stadium Road,
            Columbia, SC  29201

            803 799-5517

 

NKU Human Resources Web site 

            Denny Allen, Employment Manager

            Northern Kentucky University

            714 Lucas Administrative Center

            Highland Heights, KY 41099

            859 572-5200

 

NKY Jobs Web Site

            Nancy A. Spivey, CCE
            Senior Vice President
            Workforce, Education & Health Care Solutions

            300 Buttermilk Pike, Suite 330
            Ft. Mitchell, KY  41017
            859 578-6387

 

Ohio Association of Broadcasting

            Patricia Geary  Director of Operations

          88 East Broad Street

          Columbus, OH  43215

            614 228-4052


Ohio Center for Broadcasting

            Don Shook
            6703 Madison Rd.
            Cincinnati, OH 45227

            513-271-6060

 

Ohiomeansjobs.com 

            888 296-7541

            Virtual organization, no other contact information available.

 

PBMA website

            Maryanne Schuessler

            Public Broadcasting Management Association

            939 S. Stadium Road,
            Columbia, SC  29201

            803 799-5517

 

PRADO Listserve

            Public Radio Association of Development Directors

            Virtual organization List serve contact: Mary Hendley

            mary@wbhm.org

 

PRPD website

            Public Radio Program Directors Association

            Arthur Cohen, President

            38 Milford Street
            Hamilton, NY 13346

            315 824-8226

 

Pubradio Listserve

            Virtual organization serving public radio and a service

            Of WDUQ Pittsburgh

 

University of Cincinnati Career Services

            Debbie Kleemeier  On-Campus Recruiting

            University of Cincinnati

            Career Development Center

            140 University Pavilion

            Cincinnati, OH  45221

            513 556-0307

 

Wilmington College 

            Ms. Barbara Kaplan, Director of Career Services

            Pyle Center, Box 1306

            Wilmington, OH 45177

            937 382-6661

 

WNKU On-air: 2/27/10-3/5/10

            Michael Grayson

            Northern Kentucky University

            301 Landrum

            Highland Heights, KY 41099

            859 572-6500

 

WNKU web site  

            Forrest Griffen

            Northern Kentucky University

            301 Landrum

            Highland Heights, KY 41099

            859 572-6500

 

3.   Hiree Recruitment Source:

Office Manager: Northern Kentucky University Employment Opportunities website:   http://hr.nku.edu/

Underwriting Sales Representative: TBA – search in progress and is expected to be finalized in April, 2010.

Underwriting Sales Manager: TBA – search in progress and is expected to be finalized in April, 2010.

 

4.   Interviewee Recruitment Sources:

 

Office Manager:

Ten candidates were interviewed by phone and four were interviewed in person.  The candidates cited the following voluntary reporting information regarding the recruitment source for this vacancy:

 

One reported a miscellaneous Internet Job Board posting,

Seven reported finding the position on the NKU Employment Opportunities website,

One reported seeing the posting on the Fine Arts Fund weekly jobs mailing,

One reported a referral from a friend.

 

 

Underwriting Sales Manager:  TBA – search in progress

 

Underwriting Sales Representative:  TBA – search in progress

 

3.  Engaging the Community:


WNKU continues to encourage community organization participation through our web site and on-air announcements as we build our resource list of organizations to be notified about job openings. We have had no response to our ongoing on-air and on-line community organization recruitment campaign. Through direct outreach we welcome the following organizations into our recruitment efforts:

            Cincinnati-Hamilton County Community Action Agency

            1740 Langdon Farm Road, Cincinnati, OH 45237

            513.569.1840

            Samuel Walker – Recruiter

            swalker@cincy-caa.org

 

            Hamilton County Jobs & Family Services / Super Jobs

            1916 Central Parkway, Cincinnati, OH 45214

            513.731.9800

            Kathy Nienaber

            knienaber@superjobs.com

 

            Homeless Veteran’s Transition Program

            275 East Main Street, 2W-A, Frankfort, KY 40601

            Northern KY One Stop: 859.292.6670

            Florence One Stop: 859.371.0808

            Create employer account on line: e3.ky.gov

 

            Mercy Franciscan at St. John

            1800 Logan Street, Cincinnati, OH 45202

            513.981.5800

            Ericka Copeland-Dansby, director

            elcopeland@health-partners.org

 

            Ohio Valley Goodwill Industries

            10600 Springfield Pike, Cincinnati, OH 45215

            513.771.4800

            Susan Mayberry

            smayberry@cincigoodwill.org

 

            Pat Harris

            Job Search Focus Group

            Hyde Park Community United Methodist Church

            1345 Grace Ave

            Cincinnati, OH 45208

            513 871 0320

            jsfg@fuse.net

 

            United Way of Greater Cincinnati

            2400 Reading Road, Cincinnati, OH 45202

            513.762.7100

            Pam Haney – human resources

            Pam.haney@uwgc.org

 

            The Women’s Connection

            4042 Glenway Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45205

            513.471.4673

            Linda Keller

            lkeller@thewomensconnection.org

 

5.  Outreach Activities:

 

Community Events:

1)      News Director (ND) Craig Kopp participates in PR 101 “How to use the Media” at the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce, Ft. Mitchell, KY  4/1/09.

2)      General Manager (GM) Chuck Miller, Development Director (DD) Aaron Sharpe, Producer/Announcer (PA) Forrest Griffen, Membership Manager (MM) Lori Holladay, Announcer Bob Beemon, WNKU Student Employee Tara Morrow, participate in WNKU/NKU sponsored “Day of Service:” Reforest Northern Kentucky at Kenton County Preserves’ Adopt-a-Highway AA Highway clean-up; Dress for Success clothing drop-off; distributes marketing and recruitment information. 4/4/09.

3)      WNKU sponsors Tunes & Blooms at Cincinnati Zoo and distributes marketing and recruitment information.  DD Aaron Sharpe, Office Manager (OM) Marilyn Nolan, WNKU student employee Tara Morrow and part-time announcer Debra Randall attend. 4/9/09.

4)      WNKU announcers Pam Temple with Bill and Vicki Hensly, Chief Engineer Jeff Johnson, WNKU student employee Chris Stall and OM Marilyn Nolan serve at the Hosea House Soup Kitchen in Newport, KY. 4/14/09.

5)      WNKU sponsors Tunes & Blooms at Cincinnati Zoo. DD Aaron Sharpe, Student employee Tara Morrow, PTE announcers Ken Hanes and Debra Randall attends, distributes marketing and recruitment materials, 4/16/09.

6)      WNKU GM Chuck Miller serves on Kentucky Broadcasters Association Board of Directors, 4/16/09.

7)      Program Director (PD) Michael Grayson hosts WCET fund-raising auction, 4/17/09.

8)      WNKU co-sponsors Earth Day at Sawyer Point in Cincinnati. Student employee Tara Morrow, Producer/Announcer Forrest Griffen, announcer Ken Hanes attend, distribute marketing and recruitment materials, 4/18/09.

9)      News Reporter Steve Hirschberg moderates public forum on second-hand smoke dangers at NKU, 4/21/09.

10)  WNKU sponsors Tunes & Blooms at Cincinnati Zoo and distributes marketing and recruitment information.  DD Aaron Sharpe and student employee Tara Morrow attend, 4/23/09.

11)  MM Lori Holladay serves on Bluebird Arts & Education Alliance board, assists with Highlands High school, Ft. Thomas, KY, 4/23/09.

12)  WNKU promotes and broadcasts live from the Cincinnati Great American Clean-Up. Announcer Brian O’Donnell, GM Chuck Miller, Engineer Jeff Johnson, volunteer Denise Brodsky hand out marketing and recruitment information on-site, 4/25/09.

13)  MM Lori Holladay serves on Bluebird Arts & Education Alliance board, assists with Highlands High school, Ft. Thomas, KY, 4/28/09.

14)  WNKU sponsors Tunes & Blooms at Cincinnati Zoo and distributes marketing and recruitment information.  DD Aaron Sharpe, Traffic Assistant Kim Kaufmann and announcer Ken Hanes attend, 4/23/09.

15)  WNKU sponsors Clay Alliance Spring Pottery Fair in Cincinnati. OM Marilyn Nolan, student employee Tara Morrow, reporter Steve Hirschberg, announcer Ken Hanes attend, distribute marketing and recruitment materials, 5/2/09.

16)  WNKU PD Michael Grayson performs InterParish Ministry benefit at Caribou Coffee in Cincinnati, 5/8/09.

17)  WNKU sponsors Appalachian Fest at Old Coney Island in Cincinnati. GM Chuck Miller, Traffic Assistant (TA) Kim Kaufman, announcers: Jeff Eads, Ken Hanes, attend -distribute marketing and recruitment materials, 5/9-10/09.

18)  WNKU DD Aaron Sharpe, MM Lori Holladay, TA Kim Kaufman, and announcer Pam Temple serve at the Hosea House Soup Kitchen, Newport, KY, 5/11/09.

19)  WNKU sponsors live music at the Behringer/Crawford museum in Covington, KY, 5/14/09.

20)  WNKU sponsors the Ohio River Valley Folk Festival in Madison, IN, 5/15-16/09.

21)  ND Craig Kopp moderates the Northern Kentucky Forum on Health Care on the NKU campus, 5/20/09.

22)  GM Chuck Miller, student employee Tara Morrow attend the West Chester Farmer’s Market in West Chester, OH, and distribute marketing and recruitment materials, 5/24/09.

23)  PD Michael Grayson DJ’s “Live at Lunch” at the NKU student union. Student employee Tara Morrow and Marketing Intern Jenny McGarry hand out marketing and recruitment materials, 6/3/09.

24)  WNKU announcers Pam Temple with Bill and Vicki Hensly, Chief Engineer Jeff Johnson, WNKU student employee Tara Morrow, and OM Marilyn Nolan serve at the Hosea House Soup Kitchen in Newport, KY. 6/9/09.

25)  Announcer Elaine Diehl DJ’s “Live at Lunch” at the NKU student union. Student employee Tara Morrow and Marketing Intern Jenny McGarry hand out marketing and recruitment materials, 6/10/09.

26)  Announcer Elaine Diehl DJ’s “Live at Lunch” at the NKU student union. Student employee Tara Morrow and Marketing Intern Jenny McGarry hand out marketing and recruitment materials, 6/17/09.

27)  Announcer Bob Beemon DJ’s “Live at Lunch” at the NKU student union. Student employee Tara Morrow and Marketing Intern Jenny McGarry hand out marketing and recruitment materials, 6/24/09.

28)  Reporter Steve Hirschberg volunteers for the WVXU fund-drive, 6/25/09.

29)  WNKU Sponsors Paddlefest on the Ohio River, downtown Cincinnati 6/26-27.  DD Aaron Sharpe, engineer Jeff Johnson, announcers Ken Hanes & Brian O’Donnell, student employee Hannah Ramer support live broadcast, distribute marketing and recruitment materials.

30)  WNKU PD Michael Grayson performs InterParish Ministry benefit at Caribou Coffee in Cincinnati, 7/11/09.

31)  WNKU announcers Ken Hanes with Bill and Vicki Hensly, traffic assistant Kim Kaufman, serve at the Hosea House Soup Kitchen in Newport, KY. 7/14/09.

32)  WNKU announcers Chari Lawson with Bill and Vicki Hensly, MM Lori Holladay, serve at the Hosea House Soup Kitchen in Newport, KY. 8/11/09.

33)  MM Lori Holladay serves on Bluebird Arts & Education Alliance board, assists with Highlands High school, Ft. Thomas, KY, 8/13/09.

34)  WNKU participates in NKU’s annual Faculty/Staff picnic. Student employees Tara Morrow and Hannah Ramer, traffic assistant Kim Kaufman attend, hand out marketing and recruitment information, 8/19/08.

35)  GM Chuck Miller serves as production manager for “Suit’s that Rock” Carnegie Arts Center benefit – rehearsal, Covington, KY 8/19/09.

36)  GM Chuck Miller serves as production manager for “Suit’s that Rock” Carnegie Arts Center benefit – concert, Covington, KY 8/22/09.

37)  Announcer Bob Beemon DJ’s Westin Art Gallery end-of-season event in Cincinnati, 8/28/09.

38)   MM Lori Holladay, DD Aaron Sharpe, OM Marilyn Nolan, engineer Jeff Johnson serve at the Hosea House Soup Kitchen in Newport, KY. 9/08/09.

39)  Announcers Pam Temple and Elaine Diehl serve as celebrity services for the Madisonville Education & Assistance Center benefit dinner, Hilton Cincinnati, 9/11/09.

40)  WNKU Sponsors HopeBox Derby in Ft. Wright, KY. GM Chuck Miller, DD Aaron Sharpe, reporter Steve Hirschberg, OM Marilyn Nolan, announcer Bob Beemon attend, participate in race, distribute marketing and recruitment materials, 9/12/09.

41)  GM Chuck Miller, student employee Stacey Hudson work Katie Laur Tribute, Madison Theater in Covington, KY, distribute marketing and recruitment materials, 9/24/09.

42)  MM Lori Holladay serves on Bluebird Arts & Education Alliance board, assists with Highlands High school, Ft. Thomas, KY, 9/24/09.

43)  WNKU PD Michael Grayson performs InterParish Ministry benefit at Caribou Coffee in Cincinnati, 9/25/09.

44)  WNKU sponsors Merchants and Music Festival. GM Chuck Miller, DD Aaron Sharpe, MM Lori Holladay, announcer Elain Diehl, Assistant Kim Kaufman attend, distribute marketing and recruitment materials, 9/26/09.

45)  Announcer Bob Beemon moderates book discussion on King Records History in Cincinnati, 10/17/09.

46)  MM Lori Holladay, OM Teresa McQueen, announcers Pam Temple and Bill Hensley serve at the Hosea House Soup Kitchen in Newport, KY. 11/10/09.

47)  WNKU sponsors semi-annual adopt-a-highway clean on the AA highway between Covington and Wilder, KY.  GM Chuck Miller, MM Lori Holladay, announcer Bob Beemon participate with community volunteers, 11/21/09.

48)  MM Lori Holladay, announcers Pam Temple and Ken Hanes, engineer Jeff Johnson, assistant Kim Kaufman serve at the Hosea House Soup Kitchen in Newport, KY. 12/08/09.

49)  GM Chuck Miller and assistant Kim Kaufman worked annual WNKU Christmas Tree Recycling event on NKU campus, Highland Hts., KY, distributed marketing and recruitment materials.

50)  Announcer Pam Temple , engineer Jeff Johnson, assistant Kim Kaufman, and OM Teresa McQueen serve at the Hosea House Soup Kitchen in Newport, KY. 1/12/10.

51)  MM Lori Holladay serves on the BlueBird Arts & Education Alliance Board at Highlands High School, Ft. Thomas, KY, 1/14/10.

52)  GM Chuck Miller hosts Cub Scout Pack 733 on station tour, 1/19/10.

53)  MM Lori Holladay volunteers for WVXU fund-drive in Cincinnati, OH, 1/27/10.

54)  Announcer Pam Temple and MM Lori Holladay serve at the Hosea House Soup Kitchen in Newport, KY. 2/9/10.

55)  OM Teresa McQueen represents WNKU at Petsmart Greyhound rescue event in Cincinnati, 2/13/10.

56)  GM Chuck Miller hosted station tours for Cub Scout pack 242 of Florence, KY and pack 86 of Cold Spring, KY, 2/23/10.

57)  Announcers Bill & Vicki Hensley, engineer Jeff Johnson, MM Lori Holladay serve at the Hosea House Soup Kitchen in Newport, KY. 3/2/10.

58)  GM Chuck Miller and student employee Stacey Hudson attend Northern Kentucky Job fair at the Campbell County Library in Cold Spring, KY, distribute recruitment information, 3/3/10.

59)  Reporter Matt Kelley serves as exhibit interpreter for the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center in Cincinnati, 3/10/10.

60)  Membership assistant Veronica Dixon distributed marketing and recruitment materials at the Rodrigo y Gabrila concert, Madison Theater, Covington, KY, 3/10/10.

61)  DD Aaron Sharpe hosts Cub Scout Pack 360 tour of station facilities, distributes marketing and recruitment materials, 3/16/10.

62)  Reporter Matt Kelley serves as exhibit interpreter for the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center in Cincinnati, 3/17/10.

63)  Reporter Matt Kelley serves as exhibit interpreter for the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center in Cincinnati, 3/24/10.

64)  GM Chuck Miller serves on KY Broadcasters Assoc., board of directors, Frankfort, KY, 3/25/10.

 

Internships:

1)               Cincinnati State University marketing intern, Jenny McGarry, begins work with WNKU, 4/24/09.

2)               WNKU student employee, NKU Senior Chris Stall, marks last day of employment prior to graduation, 5/15/09.

3)               Chris Stall returns to WNKU for eight week internship 6/15- 8/10/09.

4)               NKU student Melissa Schwer interns with OE Bob McCoy as the 6 month host for the WNKU Mixtape – a series of in-studio performances production for on-demand video, 8/04/09.

5)               Boone County High senior Spencer Stone begins year-long, 5 day a week internship, 8/24/09.

6)               NKU Senior Sarah Herndon begins audio production internship, 9/10/09.

7)               WNKU hires NKU senior Stacey Hudson as next Director of Student Marketing and Campus outreach, 9/22/09.

8)               Graduate student Hannah Ramer marks last day as Membership Assistant, 12/18/09.

9)               WNKU hires graduate student Veronica Dixon as Membership Assistant, 2/15/10.
    

 

Educational institutions:      

 

1)      Operating engineer (OE) Bob McCoy mentors NKU students Andrew Brown and Nick Monger on production technique during in-studio performance by Backyard Tire Fire. 4/2/09.

 

2)      OE Bob McCoy mentors NKU students Andrew Brown and Nick Monger on production technique during live opening day at Arnold’s broadcast. 4/2/09.

 

3)      News Producer Matt Kelly lectures Broadcast Announcing class on news production and career paths. 4/7/09.

 

4)      Musician G. Love gives live-in studio performance with NKU Communications students in attendance. OE Bob McCoy produces and discusses radio production with students.

 

5)      Announcer Bob Beemon serves as DJ for NKU Lincoln Award Winner’s Dinner, 4/22/09.

 

6)      GM Chuck Miller, DD Aaron Sharpe, Engineer Bob McCoy, Announcer Elaine Diehl spin music, hand out marketing and recruitment information, at NKU Annual Spring Fling Alumni Party, 4/29/09.

 

7)      Dr. Aron Levin’s NKU Marketing 492 class presents results of semester long study on the WNKU image in three populations: NKU students, NKU faculty/staff and WNKU members. GM Chuck Miller, DD Aron Sharpe, MM Lori Holladay, PD Michael Grayson, ND Craig Kopp, MD John McGue, and Traffic Assistant Kim Kaufman attend, 5/5/09.

 

8)      MD John Patrick works with NKU Advanced News Production students on filming a weekly “What’s Going On” segment, 6/1/09.

 

9)      MD John Patrick works with NKU Advanced News Production students on filming a weekly “What’s Going On” segment, 6/8/09.

 

10)  MD John Patrick works with NKU Advanced News Production students on filming a weekly “What’s Going On” segment, 6/15/09.

 

11)  OE Bob McCoy, MD John Patrick, and announcer Pam Temple work with NKU communications students Dwight Schadle, Ron Calhoun, Alyssa Jones, Ben Kraft, Nick McNay, Priscilla Gareen, Kristina Noel, Josh Fudala, and Parker Lillie in the training and production of a live to radio and video summer music series at the WNKU studios, Studio 89, 6/15/09. Marketing Intern Stacey Hudson distributes marketing and recruitment information.

 

12)  MD John Patrick works with NKU Advanced News Production students on filming a weekly “What’s Going On” segment, 6/22/09.

 

13)  GM Chuck Miller, ND Craig Kopp, Reporter Steve Hirschberg guest lecture at area high school journalism workshop held on NKU campus and distribute marketing/recruitment materials.  6/18/09.

 

14)  OE Bob McCoy, MD John Patrick, and announcer Pam Temple work with NKU communications students Dwight Schadle, Ron Calhoun, Alyssa Jones, Ben Kraft, Nick McNay, Priscilla Gareen, Kristina Noel, Josh Fudala, and Parker Lillie in the training and production of a live to radio and video summer music series at the WNKU studios, Studio 89, 6/22/09. Marketing Intern Stacey Hudson distributes marketing and recruitment information.

 

15)  MD John Patrick works with NKU Advanced News Production students on filming a weekly “What’s Going On” segment, 6/22/09.

 

16)  MD John Patrick works with NKU Advanced News Production students on filming a weekly “What’s Going On” segment, 6/29/09.

 

17)  OE Bob McCoy, PD Michael Grayson, and announcer Pam Temple work with NKU communications students Dwight Schadle, Ron Calhoun, Alyssa Jones, Ben Kraft, Nick McNay, Priscilla Gareen, Kristina Noel, Josh Fudala, and Parker Lillie in the training and production of a live to radio and video summer music series at the WNKU studios, Studio 89, 6/29/09. Student employee Stacey Hudson distributes marketing and recruitment information.

 

18)  MD John Patrick works with NKU Advanced News Production students on filming a weekly “What’s Going On” segment, 7/13/09.

 

19)  OE Bob McCoy, MD John Patrick, and announcer Pam Temple work with NKU communications students Dwight Schadle, Ron Calhoun, Alyssa Jones, Ben Kraft, Nick McNay, Priscilla Gareen, Kristina Noel, Josh Fudala, and Parker Lillie in the training and production of a live to radio and video summer music series at the WNKU studios, Studio 89, 7/13/09. Student employee Stacey Hudson distributes marketing and recruitment information.

 

20)  MD John Patrick works with NKU Advanced News Production students on filming a weekly “What’s Going On” segment, 7/20/09.

 

21)  OE Bob McCoy, MD John Patrick, and announcer Pam Temple work with NKU communications students Dwight Schadle, Ron Calhoun, Alyssa Jones, Ben Kraft, Nick McNay, Priscilla Gareen, Kristina Noel, Josh Fudala, and Parker Lillie in the training and production of a live to radio and video summer music series at the WNKU studios, Studio 89, 7/20/09. Student employee Stacey Hudson distributes marketing and recruitment information.

 

22)  MD John Patrick works with NKU Advanced News Production students on filming a weekly “What’s Going On” segment, 7/27/09.

 

23)  OE Bob McCoy, MD John Patrick, and announcer Pam Temple work with NKU communications students Dwight Schadle, Ron Calhoun, Alyssa Jones, Ben Kraft, Nick McNay, Priscilla Gareen, Kristina Noel, Josh Fudala, and Parker Lillie in the training and production of a live to radio and video summer music series at the WNKU studios, Studio 89, 7/27/09. Student employee Stacey Hudson distributes marketing and recruitment information.

 

24)  MD John Patrick works with NKU Advanced News Production students on filming a weekly “What’s Going On” segment, 8/03/09.

 

25)  OE Bob McCoy, MD John Patrick, and announcer Pam Temple work with NKU communications students Dwight Schadle, Ron Calhoun, Alyssa Jones, Ben Kraft, Nick McNay, Priscilla Gareen, Kristina Noel, Josh Fudala, and Parker Lillie in the training and production of a live to radio and video summer music series at the WNKU studios, Studio 89, 8/03/09. Student employee Stacey Hudson distributes marketing and recruitment information.

 

26)  MD John Patrick works with NKU Advanced News Production students on filming a weekly “What’s Going On” segment, 8/10/09.

 

27)  OE Bob McCoy, PD Michael Grayson, and announcer Pam Temple work with NKU communications students Dwight Schadle, Ron Calhoun, Alyssa Jones, Ben Kraft, Nick McNay, Priscilla Gareen, Kristina Noel, Josh Fudala, and Parker Lillie in the training and production of a live to radio and video summer music series at the WNKU studios, Studio 89, 8/10/09. Student employee Stacey Hudson distributes marketing and recruitment information.

 

28)  MD John Patrick works with NKU Advanced News Production students on filming a weekly “What’s Going On” segment, 8/17/09.

 

29)  OE Bob McCoy, PD Michael Grayson, and announcer Pam Temple work with NKU communications students Dwight Schadle, Ron Calhoun, Alyssa Jones, Ben Kraft, Nick McNay, Priscilla Gareen, Kristina Noel, Josh Fudala, and Parker Lillie in the training and production of a live to radio and video summer music series at the WNKU studios, Studio 89, 8/17/09. Student employee Stacey Hudson distributes marketing and recruitment information.

 

30)  GM Chuck Miller participates in NKU new regents orientation.

 

31)  TA Kim Kaufman, MM Lori Holladay, student employee Tara Morrow assist with NKU Freshman Move-in Day, distribute marketing and recruiting information.

 

32)  MM Lori Holladay conducts mock interviews for NKU’s Career Development Center, 9/24/09.

 

33)  GM Chuck Miller works with NKU journalism student, Holly Henson, on internship project, 10/06/09.

 

34)  WNKU donates 34 promotional spots supporting the NKU Communications Department “Media Arts Fair” recruitment event 10/6/09 for three weeks.

 

35)  GM Chuck Miller mentors NKU student Kelvin Mojica on broadcast studies / career path, 11/5/09.

 

36)  Reporter Steve Hirschberg teaches news writing/gathering/career paths to NKU Introduction to Audio class, 11/12/09.

 

37)  GM Chuck Miller teaches Jeff von Handorf’s senior class at Boone County High, Florence, KY. Topic was career studies/paths in broadcasting, 11/19/09.

 

38)  GM Chuck Miller, reporter Steve Hirschberg, announcer Ken Hanes, assistant Kim Kaufman, and student employee Stacey Hudson serve at NKU Benevolent Association benefit luncheon, 12/1/09.

 

39)  WNKU student employee Stacey Hudson works at NKU Black & Gold day, hands out marketing and recruitment information, 12/5/09.

 

40)  MM Lori Holladay, DD Aaron Sharpe, GM Chuck Miller begin a semester long, senior level project with Dr. Aron Levin and the NKU Marketing 492 class, 1/26/10.

 

41)  GM Chuck Miller serves as judge for Job Interview and Public Speaking competition held by the Future Business Leaders of America (regional high schools) region IV Leadership Conference on the NKU campus, 3/8/10.

 

42)  GM Chuck Miller participated in NKU’s Career Development Center Mock Interview day with communications and marketing students, 3/23/10.

 

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