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Saluting the Old College Try

Giving college radio the recognition it deserves.

Last week we provided you with Streaming University, but we feel there’s still more to learn. So this week we’re going back to college... and we’re going to party like a student after finals as we celebrate college radio!

College Radio Day is November 4, and we think it’s about time college radio gets some props. It’s not just a bunch of crazy kids in the basement whose contributions to your school you’re not so sure about. It’s a learning opportunity, a festival of music diversity, and unique content that you won’t hear just anywhere.

So take a trip back to school and take a deeper look at college radio. It’ll be a sort of homecoming. Tune in and see how college radio is...

College Radio: Recognized and Rewarded		New Jersey College Station Receives Marconi
College radio often doesn't get much attention. Organizations like Intercollegiate Broadcasting System work hard to give college stations and the students who work at them the props they deserve. Learn about this nearly 80-year-old organization that serves the needs of college and high school broadcasters.		For a college radio station to receive recognition and awards from organizations like College Radio Day and Intercollegiate Broadcasting System would be one thing, but a Marconi? This is unheard of! But that's just what one small college station in New Jersey just did. Get the details from NJ.com.

Don't Miss the SBE 54's Day of Learning

All this talk of college radio has us in the mood to learn a little something. You too? Then don't miss the SBE Chapter 54 Day of Learning, Thursday, November 10 in Norfolk, VA. This free event will feature experts from across the industry presenting on a variety of topics important to today's broadcast engineer.

Our own Kirk Harnack presents "VoIP: The Upgrade that Sounds Better and Costs Less" and "Real-World IP-STL: Extending Livewire Over Inexpensive IP Radios." RSVP today!

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