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underwrite awards for the history papers competition. Vince Wasilewski presentedthe 1984 BEA DESA at the annual meeting. Faculty internships held at WTNH-TV,KOMO-TV, and the Voice of America. James Lawrence Fly Scholarship established byFly, Shuebruk, Gaguine, Boros, Schulking, and Bruan Law Firm. To be presented in1985. The position of a full-time BEA executive established with headquarters at NAB.Bob Smith elected president of BEA.1987 BEA launched full-time office at NAB headquarters and transitions fromvolunteer staff to two full-time staff. Louisa Nielsen hired at BEA executive director.12<strong>Feedback</strong> March 2005 (Vol. 46, No. 4)
[ ARTICLE ]Dr. Gary L. Steinke,ProfessorUniversity ofTennessee at MartinCommunicationsDepartment305G Gooch HallMartin, TN, 38238(731) 881-7553(731) 881-7550 (fax)gsteinke@utm.eduGET COMMUNITY SUPPORTFOR YOUR CAMPUS RADIOSTATIONIn an age of legislative accountability and constant tightbudgets, it is essential for campus radio stations to demonstratean involvement in the general community. A growing communitylistener base helps a campus station meet public accountabilitystandards set by the legislature for funding. Also, increasedcommunity involvement generates additional financial supportfor your station. Too often, college radio stations show no interestin any activity outside of the campus. As a result, there is littlelistener support of the campus station by the general public.To be a real success in your community, it is important foryour station to be needed by everyone in your coverage area.Student staff members should develop an increased communityawareness to help your station gain visibility in your town. Thiseffort to reach out to the local community will pay off withincreased listeners and greater support of your station.How do you become involved in your community? Here area few ideas to make your campus station become communityoriented:Use your quarterly issues/problems listA good way to get your campus station started on the roadto community involvement is to look at your quarterly/problemslist in your public file. Get involved with the solution tocommunity problems listed with solid public affairs programsthat incorporate town leaders. Try to include programs featuringgrass-roots leaders who may develop political clout in the future.In addition, meet with various groups and sponsor civic activitiesthat specifically address local problems. This will generate loyallisteners from these groups.Develop your news departmentYour news department needs to have high visibility as animportant source of community information. Make sure it hasenough people and equipment to operate a full-time service. Intime, your staff will come in contact with essential communityservices such as the hospital, police and fire departments, andcity hall. Also, promote your campus station as the source foremergency information in your community. Go beyond stationBEA—Educating tomorrow’s electronic media professionals 13
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