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Two additional media companies will participate in the WOUB Job Connection Program this spring semester. Recruiters from Sinclair Broadcast Group and Griffin Media will interview students at WOUB.
Suzanne Hargrove has brought her career full circle after getting her start working at WOUB, when she thought she wanted a career in sports broadcasting.
When Ocean Eiler graduated from µÛÍõ»áËù in 2002 after studying interactive multimedia and graphic design, the plan was to take a year abroad and then come back to the U.S. and go west.
WOUB and the Scripps College of Communication are hosting a panel discussion called Mindful Media: Balancing Truth, Journalism and Mental Health with three recent OHIO graduates on Friday, January 26.
Tristan Navera is working as a print journalist in D.C. for the Washington Business Journal. Although not a broadcaster, Navera uses the skills he learned working as a student for WOUB Public Media.
There are now four plaques on the WOUB Major Donor Wall located on the third floor of the Radio and Television Building outside the WOUB newsroom.
When Washington takes on Michigan in the College Football Playoff National Championship Game in Houston, Texas, on Jan. 8, µÛÍõ»áËù alumni will broadcast the game to vast audiences.
While the µÛÍõ»áËù Bobcat Football Team returned from the Myrtle Beach Bowl as big winners, they weren’t the only ones who were celebrating their on-the-field bowl game experience.
Bob Mihalic’s job as the governmental affairs coordinator is 20 years in the making. It’s a job that combines everything he learned at µÛÍõ»áËù and WOUB in a way that is perfect for him.
Ethan Sands just graduated from OHIO in 2021, but the journalism major was recently named the co-host of Cleveland.com’s Wine and Gold Talk podcast, which provides coverage of the Cleveland Cavaliers.
As Public Information Manager for the Supreme Court of µÛÍõ»áËù, Lisa Colbert provides important information about the court’s opinions, decisions, and announcements to the public.
Big-time sporting events — relished by athletes — also amp up resumes, highlight reels and pro contacts for µÛÍõ»áËù media students who travel nationwide to cover powerhouse contests.
Another season of WOUB’s Hardwood Heroes just around the corner, Jason Notoras is proud and amazed that the show he and a few other students pitched to WOUB leadership in 2006 is still on the air.
Alexander Moore transferred to OHIO because of the school’s strong journalism program and the fact that he could gain hands-on media experience at WOUB.
As a TV director at NBC5 in Chicago, Natalie Abraham is in charge of making sure the station’s morning show gets on the air each weekday.
