BEA2014

Veteran college professors will share their insights on teaching audio production. Each panelist will also present sample work from their students for a mini-listening session.
Moderator: Kim Fox, American University in Cairo
Panelists: Jennifer Williamson, Virginia State University
Keith Brand, Rowan University
Lawrie Hallett, University of Bedfordshire
Nancy Salem, The American University in Cairo
Nazly Abaza, The American University in Cairo

This panel explores how university Internet radio stations are creating connections between their immediate community and around the world. Topics include a partnership where an exchange student hosted a show that aired on stations in the U.S. and England; how a station is showcasing international artists receiving little or no airplay in the US; the use of a station as a tool for service learning.
Moderator: Andrew Clark, University of Texas - Arlington
Panelists: Tom Ingram, University of Texas - Arlington; Using your Internet radio station as a tool to aid service learning
Lance Liguez, University of Texas - Arlington; Giving International Artists Exposure to the U.S. on Internet Radio
Bradford Yates, University of West Georgia; Andrew David, University of Lincoln; Shawn Isaacs, University of West Georgia; Creating a global partnership between stations in the the USA and England