SOUTHEASTERN NAMED “COLLEGE WITH GREAT TV STATION”
The Southeastern Channel has been named to the national list of “Colleges with Great Television Stations” compiled by CollegeXPress based on its “list produced by the experts”.
Murry Daniels is the Asst. Director of Digital Media Operations at the Southeastern Channel.
ROBINSON IS WDSU OPERATIONS TECHNICIAN
Former Southeastern Channel producer-director Brittany Robinson has been hired as a full-time Operations Technician at WDSU-TV Ch. 6 in New Orleans.
“THE BIG GAME” WINS TWO OF THE TOP FIVE IN THE NATION
The Southeastern Channel has been honored with two national Finalist awards for its student sportscast, “The Big Game”, at the College Sports Media Awards held at the Sports Video Group’s annual College Sports Summit in Atlanta.
MYCOSKIE, MORSE FINALISTS AT CSMA AWARDS
Former Southeastern Channel sports anchor-reporters Chris Mycoskie and Kati Morse were named national Finalists recently at the College Sports Media Awards in Atlanta.
BOONE NOW SPORTS REPORTER IN ALEXANDRIA
Former Southeastern Channel sports anchor-reporter Wesley Boone has been hired as a Sports Reporter by KALB-TV Ch. 5 (NBC) in Alexandria (DMA 178).
FERRANDO HONORED AS BEST IN TWO STATES
Former Southeastern Channel news anchor-reporter Erika Ferrando has been named the best TV news reporter in the two-state region of Arkansas and Oklahoma.
“THE BIG GAME” IS A CSMA NATIONAL FINALIST
For the second straight year, the Southeastern Channel’s student sportscast, “The Big Game”, has won National Finalist recognition by the prestigious College Sports Media Awards which includes all of the major sports networks like ESPN, CBS, etc.
REDMAN HIRED AS WDSU OPERATIONS TECHNICIAN
Former Southeastern Channel video editor Justin Redman has been hired as Studio Operations Technician by WDSU-TV in New Orleans.
TOP REPORTER SPEAKS TO SOUTHEASTERN STUDENTS
Award-winning news reporter Rick Rowe of KTBS-TV in Shreveport visited the Southeastern Channel recently and showed video clips of his own work while speaking about his 40 years in television.