Welcome to the online home of Ashland University's Journalism & Digital Media department; A BLOG CONVERGED!! Here you can keep up on the latest happenings inside AU's student-powered Print, Radio and TV media outlets, read The Collegian, watch videos, connect with fellow Eagles and much more! Keep it tuned right here for updates!
Saturday, April 30, 2016
JDM Students Win AU Academic Honors Awards
JDM majors senior Halee Heironimus, junior Kate Siefert and sophomore Tom Nesbitt were feted at the April 24th AU Academic Honors Convocation. Halee, Kate and Tom were selected based upon their stellar academic achievement and their leadership roles in JDM's co-curricular media outlets. Congratulations to these very deserving JDM students!
Eagle Sports Update 4 28 16
Watch the final Spring 2016 AUTV 20 Eagle Sport Update as co-anchors Tom Prizeman and Kate Siefert report on baseball, softball and track efforts to win GLIAC championships.
Monday, April 25, 2016
INTERNSHIP SPOTLIGHT: Allison Glass
http://rawtravel.tv Allison Glass is a Senior Digital Media Production major, who recently interned for the Raw Travel Television Show. She had this to say about her experiences:
I loved interning with Robert Rose and the Raw Travel team. They are an exceptional group of wanderers, whose only goal is to share the beauty of the world with others. It was a remarkable experience to watch their work unfold and I cherished my time with them.
This internship experience provided me with an intimate understanding of the television business. I was able to edit scripts, transcribe scripts, view and comment on footage, understand the advertising and financial side of the television business, and become a part of collective effort to produce episodes of this television show. This experience was different than the knowledge I have gained working for Ashland's television station, AUTV20, but it was exceptionally valuable to gain a different perspective. AUTV20 provided the foundation of knowledge, the studio production aspect, of the television business, but my time with Raw Travel quickly gave me a new set of goals and experiences to work into my life.
My work at Raw Travel was very different than my experiences in the classroom at Ashland University, but they both have enriched my life and my professional capabilities immensely. I am forever indebted to these institutions for providing me these opportunities to grow and seek the world beyond.
I loved interning with Robert Rose and the Raw Travel team. They are an exceptional group of wanderers, whose only goal is to share the beauty of the world with others. It was a remarkable experience to watch their work unfold and I cherished my time with them.
This internship experience provided me with an intimate understanding of the television business. I was able to edit scripts, transcribe scripts, view and comment on footage, understand the advertising and financial side of the television business, and become a part of collective effort to produce episodes of this television show. This experience was different than the knowledge I have gained working for Ashland's television station, AUTV20, but it was exceptionally valuable to gain a different perspective. AUTV20 provided the foundation of knowledge, the studio production aspect, of the television business, but my time with Raw Travel quickly gave me a new set of goals and experiences to work into my life.
My work at Raw Travel was very different than my experiences in the classroom at Ashland University, but they both have enriched my life and my professional capabilities immensely. I am forever indebted to these institutions for providing me these opportunities to grow and seek the world beyond.
Thursday, April 21, 2016
AUTV 20 Earth Day Programs
Ashland University's campus television station AUTV 20 will feature local and original programming for Earth Day April 22, 2016. The centerpiece of this programming will be the debut of the long-form documentary "Invasion of Lake Erie." Produced and directed by Journalism and Digital Media senior Aaron Lazar, this program examines the negative effect of pesticide runoff into Lake Erie.
AUTV 20 will also debut a short documentary about the environmental sustainability efforts in Ashland county. The documentary was produced by students in the JDM 232 course. Feature interviews with AU associate professor Dr. Andrew Trimble and AU biology student Olivia Widenmeyer will further look at the impact of pollution upon waterways and marshlands. The feature interviews were produced by students in the JDM 213 course.
Monday, April 11, 2016
AUTV 20 News Break debuts new anchor
Ashland University Journalism and Digital Media freshman Ingrid Schmidt debuts as an anchor for AUTV 20 News Break. Ingrid will take over as the full time producer and anchor in Fall 2016. Graduating senior Halee Heironimus originated the program and served as its anchor and producer during the Spring 2016 semester.
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