Program Description

Concentration on the audio portion of broadcasting, with emphasis on performing, production and knowledge of music. Students will learn to prepare both professional live radio programs for the campus and internet radio stations, and tapes to be played over local community stations. This option can lead to an entry-level position with a commercial radio station.

Career Opportunities

Disc Jockey; Announcer; Sportscaster; Studio Technician; Newscaster; Audio Technician; Radio Producer; Promotions Coordinator

Some Career Opportunities may require more than two years of college study. Classes beyond the associate degree may be required to fulfill some Career Opportunities or for preparation for transfer to a university program.

Highlights

Internship opportunities at local radio stations
Practical experience in the campus radio station, internet broadcasting at www.crcriverradio.org