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"n- a- e- b news-letter NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF EDUCATIONAL BROADCASTERS Edited by Harold A. Engel, President Station WHA, Madison, Wisconsin APPRAISE YOUR RESOURCES f The recent announcement made by the Columbia Broadcasting System that it has allocated ^200,000 for next season’s School of the Air is an incentive for educa¬ tional stations to evaluate their own resources. This sum is for the cost of actors, musicians, writers and directors, but does not include charges for time on the air. Some 25 men and women are now engaged in research on the school series which will open on October 6, Ifi/hat about the talent resources within the staff of every school in the country? Authorities in many fields are available to the educational station which will seek them out and assist in adapting their material to radio. The commercial operator must go out and buy that kind of talent to have it available. ti our institutions are the really big names in many fields• These are stars to be featured by the educational stations. It will usually take considerable work to adapt such talent to a style popular enough to command a sizeable portion of the listening audience—-but it is worth the effort. You have resources which our commercial brethren could not afford. Use them well. OH IO STATE COORDINATES RADIO ACTIVITIES “in a further colsolidation of radio activities at Ohio State University, President Howard L. Bevis recently appointed I. Keith Tyler, Director of Radio Education, as Coordinator of Radio Activities. All radio instruction in the several departments and schools and at the university station, WOSU, will be integrated by the Coordinator who will work closely with an Advisory Committee composed of each^ 01 the radio instructors and the program manager and director of WOSU. All courses and facilities of instruction regardless of department must be approved by the Coordinator under the new set-up in order to make possible unified expansion and development, ALABMA U REPORTS ~ ^raydon Ausmus supplements an earlier report on Alabama University’s radio broadcasting, saying that in spite of having a small staff they have put on public service and public relations programs in the last year over 17 stations in the state. He, as director, has a full-time script writer, and part-time student assistants as follows; technical, 2 secretarial, 1 production. He has the backing of an advisory committee consisting of the Deans of Arts and Sciences. Extension Division, and the School of Law, Looking ahead he plans to get wider coverage for his programs, broaden the scope of the program service, and secure the participation of a larger number of state service agencies. The development of a University Ftl station is on his mind too. PUT IT ON YOUR CALENDAR ----HildilB Convention—- Saturday evening, Oct. 25,19ij.7 Sunday, all day, Oct, 26,19i;7 Continental Hotel - Chicago Vice-Presidenl Treasurer Executive Secretary Executive Committee Robert J. Coleman W. I. Grifiith M. S. Novik Waldo Abbot Michigan Milford C- Jensen. WCAL. St Olaf WKAR WOI 30 Rockefeller Plaza John W. Dunn. WNAD. Oklahoma James S. Miles. WBAA. Purdue East Lansing. Mich. Ames. Iowa New York. N. Y. Richard B. Hull. WOI. Iowa State Russell Potter. Columbia