Radio Camp 88.5 WFDD's growing educational programs are part of the station's vision to further a deeper engagement with the community, including the regional student population.
If you have questions about our eductional initiatives, please contact WFDD's Greg Keener at 336-758-3395 or keenerg@wfu.edu.
Sign up for Radio Camp 2012 here!
88.5 WFDD's college level internship program is open to students attending Triad area colleges and universities.
Applicants are chosen based on a competitive application process; students are encouraged to apply for an internship as far as 6 months ahead of their proposed start date.
We're looking for interns who:
- Want practical experience in the radio broadcasting and/or nonprofit industry;
- Want to acquire skills that can only be learned on the job;
- Are willing and able to devote, on average, 15-20 hours per week to the internship position;
- Are self-motivated and excited about enriching their educational experiences.
Read about our internship tracks · Apply for an internship at 88.5 WFDD
Press Release: 88.5 WFDD announces Radio 101, a new education program for high school students
In early 2011, WFDD launched a new community education program for high school students entitled Radio 101. The program is now underway at Carver High School in Winston-Salem and The Middle College at Guilford Technical Community College in High Point. This spring, WFDD will begin airing stories produced by students participating in Radio 101.
Radio 101 teaches interested students about journalism, technology, personal reflection and storytelling -- and includes access to digital recorders, microphones, and laptops for editing audio.
You can hear audio stories from the 2011 Radio 101 program here and here.
For more information about Radio 101, please contact 88.5 WFDD's Greg Keener at 336-758-3395 or keenerg@wfu.edu.
You may also use our online contact form to request more information about Radio 101.
Radio Camp
Sign up for Radio Camp 2012 here!
88.5 WFDD's Radio Camp is a week-long, summer enrichment day camp for middle school students interested in technology, journalism, and the exciting world of radio!
All activities are led by 88.5 WFDD staff members.
Over the week, students learn the basics of audio recording in the studio and "in the field;" how to conduct an interview; how to edit sound on computers into a radio news story; and the other skills needed to write, record, edit, and create stories for the radio.
Photos and audio from Radio Camp 2011
Photos and audio from Radio Camp 2010
For more information or to inqure about the next Radio Camp opportunity, please contact 88.5 WFDD's Greg Keener at 336-758-3395 or keenerg@wfu.edu.
You may also use our online contact form to request more information about Radio Camp. |
