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- 7 - " NEWS OF NAEB FIRST RECIPIENTS OF NON-COMMERCIAL TELEVISION GRANTS TO ATTEND ISC TV WORKSHOP Carroll V. Newsom, Associate Commissioner, New York State Education Department, and Robert Hilgendorf, Kansas State College, representing the first institutions to re¬ ceive FCC approval to construct non-commercial educational television stations, are participating in the Iowa State College Televison Workshop held' at Ames, Iowa, Au¬ gust 17-23, according to Richard B. Hull, Workshop Chairman. "These men, and those representing over UO other institutions and school systems have practical problems of television station management for which the Workshop hopes to provide some of the answers," said Hull* "The Iowa State College Staff, including WOI-TV, is prepared to pass along our experience in programming, engineering, finance^ and management to do what we can to get educational television rolling in the least possible time." Special Consultants Invited In addition, consultants have been invited from outside the ISC campus to supplement the local staff presentations. Rudy Bretz, former CBS TV Director, wall supervise a television program to be presented by the participants. Others to appear include Gertrude Broderick, Radio-Television Specialist, U. S. Office of Education; James ^ Butts, Chief Engineer, KWWL-TV; Seymour Krieger, Counsel, JCET; William B. Levenson, Assistant Superintendent, Cleveland Public Schools; James Miles, Executive Director, NAEB; Paul C. Reed and Walter Emery, Field Representatives, JCET. Those institutions which had indicated the greatest readiness to move into TV, as revealed in a search of the files of the JCET, were invited to send representatives to participate. The Workshop is sponsored by Iowa State College, the only educational institution now operating a television'station, in cooperation with the National Association of Edu¬ cational Broadcasters and the Joint Committee on Educational Television* The idea for the Workshop developed from the speech of Chairman Paul A. Walker of the Federal Communications Commission urging educators to take immediate advantage of those channels reserved for non-commercial educational television. Assisting Hull on the Workshop Committee are Joseph North, Coordinator of Radio and Television Edu¬ cation at Iowa State College, and Irving R. Merrill, formerly of the NAEB Board of Directors, Urbana, Illinois. List of Participants Participants in the workshop includes ALABAMA t Bill Kennedy, Office of Director of Publicity, Alabama Polytechnic Institute. - Graydon Ausmus, Director, Broadcasting Service, University of Alabama. CALIFORNIA i L. DeGraff Stanley, Jr., Producer, Experimental TV Programs, San Diego City Schools. ILLINOISs George Jennings, Director, Division Radio and Television. M. L. Miller, Director of Audio-Visual Education, Ill. State Normal Univ. William P. Froom, Director, Radio & TV, Northern Ill. State Teachers College. Buren C. Robbins, Director of Radio, Southern Illinois University.