K92 students performed triple duty during the annual convention of Collegiate Broadcasters, Inc., in St. Louis in October. In addition to attending convention sessions, they presented a well-received seminar and "Cybercast" from the exhibit hall.

The WSC Mass Communication Program Area sent two vanloads of broadcasting and journalism students to the convention, plus advisors broadcast advisors Maureen Carrigg and Mike Marek, and journalism advisor Max MacElwain.

K92 students Cassie Anderson, Liz Daehnke, Cory Johnston, Chris Schlichte, and recent alumnus Casey Daehnke presented a seminar with the intentionally provocative title "The Advisor from Hell."

The students had worked with three radio station advisors in three semesters, and shared their insights about working with changing leadership.

For the third consecutive year, K92 was also responsible for two hours of web-streamed programming from a special radio studio set up in the convention exhibit hall. The Cybercast also featured students from schools such as the University of Minnesota, Illinois State, Northern Kentucky, Azusa Pacific University, and Samford University.

In a separate CBI session, KWSC's Maureen Carrigg and Mike Marek, along with a colleague from Oregon, presented a seminar on how college radio stations should best react when receiving a notice of apparent liability from the Federal Communications Commission.