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Mary Alice Molgard – 2nd year, 2nd termCollege of Saint Rose432 Western AvenueBox 121Albany, NY 12203Office: 518-454-5265Fax: 518-458-5446molgardm@mail.strose.eduDISTRICT 2 — Alabama, Florida,Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana,Mississippi, North Carolina, SouthCarolina, Tennessee, Caribbean andAfrica:Thomas Berg – 1st year, 1st termMiddle Tennessee State UniversityElectronic Media CommunicationP.O. Box X025Murfreesboro, TN 37132Phone: 615-898-5867Fax: 615-898-5682tberg@mtsu.eduDISTRICT 3 — Delaware, Maryland,Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia,Washington, DC, West Virginia, theMiddle East and Eastern Europe includingRussia:Rustin Greene, 2nd year, 1st termJames Madison UniversitySchool of Media Arts and DesignMSC 4010Harrisonburg, VA 22807Office: 540-568-7806Fax: 540-568-7026greenerp@jmu.eduDISTRICT 4 — Illinois, Indiana, Iowa,Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska,North Dakota, South Dakota, Wisconsin,Canada and Scandinavia:Joe Misiewicz – 1st year, 1st termBall State UniversityDepartment of TelecomunicationsMuncie, IN 47306Office: 765-285-2466Fax: 765-285-1490jmisiewicz@bsu.eduDISTRICT 5 — Arkansas, Kansas,Missouri, Oklahoma, Texas, Mexico,Central America, South America andAustraliaDavid Byland, – 2nd year, 1st ternOklahoma Baptist University500 West University DriveShawnee, OK 74801Office: 405-878-2064Fax: 405-878-2064david_byland@mail.okbu.eduDISTRICT 6 — Alaska, Arizona,California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho,Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon,Utah, Washington, Wyoming, Asia andPacific:Robert K. Avery – 1st year, 2nd termUniversity of UtahDepartment of Communication255 S. Central Campus Drive2423 LNCOSalt Lake, UT 841112Office: 801-581-5343Fax: 801-585-6255robert.avery@m.cc.utah.eduBEA—Educating tomorrow’s electronic media professionals 47
DISTRICT 7 — All two-year schools inthe USA:Gary Martin 2nd year, 1st termCommunications Media, ChairAcademic Senate, PresidentCosumnes River College8401 Center ParkwaySacramento, CA 95823-5799TV Department 916-691-7301Academic Senate 916-691-7130Fax: 916-691-7181marting@crc.losrios.cc.ca.usDISTRICT 8 — BEA Interest Divisions:Broadcast and Internet Radio,Communication Technology, Courses,Curricula & Administration, GenderIssues, History, International, Law &Policy, Management & Sales, MulticulturalStudies, News, Production Aesthetics &Criticism, Research, Student MediaAdvisors, Two-Year/Small Colleges,Writing:Stephen J. Cohen – 2nd year, 1st term2225 Beverly Glen Blvd.Los Angeles, CA 90064Phone: 310-474-0736Cell: 801-673-3388Scohen54@aol.comBEA EXECUTIVE DIRECTORLouisa A. NielsenBroadcast Education Association1771 N Street, NWWashington, DC 20036-2891lnielsen@nab.org202-429-5355 - voiceBEA 48th Annual Convention andExhibition, April 4 - 7, 2003Toll Free Customer Service: 888-380-7222Customer Service Email:beainfo@beaweb.orgWebsite: http://www.beaweb.orgGreg Luft – 1st year, 1st termColorado State UniversityJournalism & Technical CommunicationC-225 Clark BuildingKnoxville, TN 80523Office: 970-491-1979Fax 970-491-2908Gregory.luft@colostate.eduELECTRONIC MEDIAPROFESSIONAL REPRESENTATIVESD’Artagnan Bebel – 2nd year, 1st termFox 26 KRIV-TV & UPN20 KTXH-TV4261 Southwest FreewayHouston, TX 77027Office: 713-479-2601bebel@fox26.com48Feedback May 2002 (Vol. 43, No. 2)
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