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The Student Media Leadership Workshop is a four-day virtual event organized by College Broadcasters, Inc. (CBI) for student managers at student-run media outlets. The workshop covers basic management techniques, including running effective meetings, establishing priorities, time management, and legal compliance. Sessions are led by student media advisers, industry professionals, and legal experts.
Attendees: Student managers, leaders, and advisers of student-run media outlets.
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Organizer
College Broadcasters, Inc. (CBI)Nonprofit · N/A, United States · Founded 2008
A national professional association providing resources and advocacy for student-run radio and television stations.
Why people attend
Attendees gain essential leadership, management, and legal knowledge required to successfully run student media organizations and manage peer staff.
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Speakers
7 speakers at Student Media Leadership Workshop
University of Miami School of Communication
"It’s Our Time to Lead: The Changing Role of the Collegiate Journalist"
President · College Broadcasters, Inc.
"Clear, Concise and Compelling: Use Content Strategy to Better Tell Your Story"
VP · College Broadcasters, Inc.
"Adobe Creative Foundations"
Certified Technical Trainer
"Podcast Research and Development"
Sarah, along with her co-host Mike Hobbes, takes a look at historical happenings that people might misremember. They’ve covered topics from the 1980s Satanic Panic to the Tuskegee syphilis experiments to the D.C. snipers. They’re ready to do the research and go deep whether the topic is Jessica Simpson’s autobiography or global human trafficking, Marie Antoinette or Courtney Love.
co-host of Reply All
"Podcast Research and Development"
Alex, with co-host PJ Vogt, tells stories about the internet, solves complicated tech support problems and reveals all the secrets behind how people stay connected. You might have heard about Alex, as he’s the guy who befriended, and then visited, a scam caller from India. Alex is also the tech behind their “Super Tech Support” episodes, tracking down lost Bitcoin, creepy sound clips or stolen Snapchat usernames.
producer and host · iHeartMedia
"Podcast Research and Development"
Dylan produces the podcasts “Savor,” “Mental Floss Presents,” and “Family Secrets.” He’s also an alumnus of SCAD Atlanta Radio (and former NSEMC attendee). Dylan figures out structure, editing and how to put episodes together behind the scenes.
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