KWSC Radio & TV
Alumni Newsletter - Mike's Column

The 2006-2007 school year marked my third year at Wayne State College and this newsletter records some strong and positive accomplishments for K92.

Although several long-term and valuable staff members graduated in December and May, the fall 2006 Radio Production class is moving into the leadership of the radio station, with several serving as directors beginning in August. Advance enrollment for Radio Production this fall is the largest CNA 162 class I have taught so far. I am looking forward to an active year in 2007-2008.

From a hardware point of view, the big accomplishments of the past year were installation of a new FM transmitter and a new programming automation system (see separate stories about them in the news section). The school and college administration showed their strong support for K92 when they pulled together the funding for the purchase and installation of our new Harris transmitter, which went on the air just as alumni were gathering for Homecoming in the fall, and purchase of the automation system and related computer hardware.

If you have visited the K92 website recently, you already know that the radio station logo has evolved. The revised logo approved by directors removes the squirrel in order to emphasize the guitar and the music mission of the station more cleanly.

If you are in Wayne, please be sure to visit K92, listen to our streaming web feed at K92.wsc.edu when we return to the air this fall, and rest assured that K92 continues to do a strong job of serving its audience!