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October 2002 CBI Newsletter
Only 3 weeks (or 21 days or 504 hours) until the national conference!
Seminars, networking, fun and sun!
1) Again congratulations to all of our finalists in the CBI Student
Production Awards (list available on the website
collegebroadcasters.org). I hope you're taking advantage of the public
relations opportunity and bragging about how good your station is to be
one of the best in the country in a specific category. Talk about it on
the air, send out press releases to the local media--all will enhance
your station image.
2) Third quarter Issues/Programs list must be in your Public File today
if you are an FCC licensed station.
3) Elections Coordinator Andy Marlow has received 27 election ballots as
of this morning. That means 41 of you who received ballots have yet to
return them. Deadline is October 15th so dig into that pile on your
desk, find it and send it in.
4) The CBI Board will be working on several issues during the convention
in planning for the coming year(s). If you have any
concerns/suggestions/ideas you would like to see the organization
address, tackle or correct--please let us know.
5) On a similar note, response has been less than overwhelming in our
request for volunteers to coordinate various committees being developed
within CBI (marketing, awards, election, convention entertainment,
convention tours, etc.). The future of this organization cannot rest on
the shoulders of the four Board members only. Faculty/Staff members all
have plenty on their plate with their full-time jobs at their respective
campuses and students with classwork and likely at least part-time
jobs. But unless we are able to secure a team of people so the work on
each is less, I am skeptical as to how far we may be able to take this
organization. For those who have thrown their hat into the ring
already--thank you. Please express your interest either before or at
the conference to any Board member.
6) It may seem to some that the webcasting issue is all but done, but it
is far from that. All of us need to stay on top of the seemingly daily
changes and participate in the lobbying process as so many have
indicated on the listserv. Will Robodee has been in Washington, D.C.
over the past several days working on our behalf so please keep checking
the website for updates on how you can further impact the proceedings.
Warren Kozireski
Chair-CBI