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17 Oct
Board Blog: Your #CBISeattle Packing List
College Broadcasters, Inc.’s National Student Electronic Media Convention is just around the corner so it’s time to get packing. Below is a list of things you should pack or prepare for your trip. 1. Comfy shoes NSEMC takes place at the Renaissance Seattle, located at 515 Madison St. If you haven’t been to Seattle before […]
READ MORE18 Sep
Student Media in the News: Sept. 18, 2018
CBI seeks Events Director College Broadcasters, Inc. (CBI) seeks a part-time paid Events Director to coordinate the National Student Electronic Media Convention (askcbi.org/seattle) and other programming. The director will work remotely with occasional travel required throughout the year. Full details are available here. Alabama Community College Is Selling Radio Station License The Gadsden Times reports […]
READ MORE25 Jul
Second Annual Summer Workshop a Success
CBI co-hosted the College Media Mega Workshop July 12-15 at the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities in Minneapolis. CBI partnered with the Associated Collegiate Press (ACP), College Media Association (CMA), and College Media Business and Advertising Managers (CMBAM) organizations for the second annual summer event. Eleven tracks of focus were offered for participants to choose […]
READ MORE24 Jul
Student Media in the News: July 24, 2018
NSEMC Seattle session proposals due Aug. 1 Propose your sessions now for the 2018 NSEMC, Oct. 25-27 in Seattle! The session proposal deadline is Wednesday, Aug. 1. Please visit our session proposals page for more info. Jefferson Public Radio leaves original studios; remains on SOU’s campus Jefferson Public Radio is leaving its original studio to […]
READ MORE24 Apr
Student Media in the News
Join CBI for Summer MegaWorkshop in Minneapolis CBI will be returning to host the Radio Management track at the national Student Media Summer MegaWorkshop July 12-15 at the University of Minnesota. Registration is open online and more information on the Radio Management track is available on the MegaWorkshop website. Radio UTD celebrates with Sweet Fifteen […]
READ MORE18 Apr
Board Blog: Is your org chart out of touch with time?
I’ve been telling my students for years that WPTS is not just a radio station, but a multi-platform content provider. As much as my students use that phrase to make jokes at my expense, they know that I’m right — more today than ever. It’s not exactly breaking news that the barriers between different media […]
READ MORE4 Apr
2018 National Student Production Awards
Entries are now being accepted for the 2018 National Student Production Awards! The National Student Production Awards provide a great opportunity for students to showcase their work in a nationally recognized competition, with 27 categories in audio, video and multimedia — including promos, news reporting, comedy, entertainment, sports, best DJ, station imaging, website design and […]
READ MORE27 Feb
Student Media in the News
Hopelessly late but worth the wait No more “big old speaker” outside blasting neighbors or faulty and exposed wiring from 20 years ago – just a couple of the issues radio station KJCC has endured over the years. At least, according to Station Manager Jeff Ochoa, who can breathe a sigh of relief these days, […]
READ MORE6 Feb
Student Media in the News
‘Thank God For Monday’ to Present Special Series on Sexual Harassment “As a program dedicated to helping people improve their work environment and careers, ‘Thank God for Monday’ has dealt with sexual harassment since the show’s beginning,” said Brother Greg Cellini. “As the #MeToo movement has shown, there is still much work to be done […]
READ MORE10 Jan
Board Blog: Hello 2018! And Hello CBI!
My name is Hames, Steven Hames and I am proud to be serving as CBI’s Secretary for this year … and hopefully for more (wink, wink, cough, cough). Many of you know that I have been serving CBI as the Awards Coordinator for the past five years, but there are a few things that you […]
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CBI is a member-driven organization serving students and advisers of student media. Through events, programs and a network of expertise, CBI fosters experiential learning, professional opportunities and advocacy for the success of student media programs.