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Category Board Blogs
25 Mar
Honoring the Past, Shaping the Future
The journey of women in media is filled with resilience, innovation, and the power of storytelling. As future media leaders emerge, they carry forward a legacy built on courage and a commitment to truth and representation. One notable figure shaping the present and future of student media is Anabella Poland. As General Manager and Advisor […]
READ MORE7 Mar
Women Who Shaped the Media Industry
Celebrating Women’s History Month: Honoring the Women Who Shaped the Media Industry March marks the celebration of Women’s History Month, a time to reflect on the remarkable women who have shaped our history, our communities, and the industries we work in. At College Broadcasters, Inc. (CBI), we believe in recognizing the achievements and contributions of […]
READ MORE20 Feb
CBI Board of Directors election
Congratulations! The results of the CBI Board of Directors election are final. Congratulations to our new and returning board members (and thanks to everybody who ran for office)! Student Rep: Riley Yonchiuk, WIUP-FM, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Development Director: John Devecka Treasurer: Sean McDonald President: Anabella Poland
READ MORE19 Jan
Meet the Candidates
Voting for CBI Board members takes place starting Jan. 24 through February 14. President, Development Director, Student Representative, and Treasurer positions are available. Please access your electronic ballot in the email associated with your CBI membership. Each media outlet may cast one ballot. PresidentAnabella Poland, Montclair State University. My name is Anabella Poland, and I […]
READ MORE5 Oct
Convention to bring online sessions, new opportunities
As the CBI Board of Directors works to curate the first ever Virtual National Student Electronic Media Convention, I’ve had the pleasure of speaking with many station advisers during this process. The excellent feedback provided has directly contributed to our goals when developing the 2020 NSEMC. However, I’m sure that many students of our member […]
READ MORE4 Apr
Board Blog: CBI Resources
During this difficult time, as we are all operating under circumstances no one could have truly predicted, know that College Broadcasters Inc. and its board of directors are working hard to help our members and all college broadcasters. If you are not yet on the CBI listserv https://www.askcbi.org/resources/e-mail-lists/, I encourage you to join today. There […]
READ MORE6 Aug
The Sizzle of Sales
Once upon a time, I was you. I sat where you sit. Today, like your parents, I have also often surmised, “I know what you’re thinking.” And believe it or not, that might be true more often than you think. So I am going to ask that you clear your mind of any preconceived notions […]
READ MORE1 Mar
Guest Blog: Brian C. Gregory, St. Francis College
As a new online station in Brooklyn, NY, we’re in our 3rd year at SFC Radio (St. Francis College). Our students have attended both the Seattle and San Antonio conferences. I was able to bring the two students who had founded the radio station to San Antonio. Both of these students joined again for the […]
READ MORE11 Feb
Board Blog: Fundraising Tips
The year is still new and many of us are still working on keeping up with that list resolutions and new goals. Perhaps your goal this year is to purchase new equipment for your organization. Maybe you want to take your awesome staff to a workshop or convention this year. (Hint, CBI offers a couple […]
READ MORE17 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 […]
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