Twelve Cambodian
Journalist and Two translators depart for the United States.
08:00
Participants arrive in
Nashville. Transportation to
Bowling Green, Kentucky. WKU Van and
Public Radio Van
12:30 02:00 Orientation. Hometowne Suites. Complete Tax Forms. Cheryl Kirby-Stokes.
03:00
04:30
Trainer & Host Orientation. AC
213
10:00
11:30
Tour Radio Facilities
01:30
03:30
Session Orientation
04:00
05:00
Welcome Reception in Academic Complex, WKU
09:00 - 12:00 Session 1: The Role of Journalist in a Democracy
How
news and information programs fulfill an obligation a radio station has in the
community. Journalist in a
democracy. Firewall between news
and sales. George Papagiannis, Jerry
Barnaby, Paula Quinn, JoAnn Albers. AC
211
01:30 04:30 Session 2: Ethics, Fairness, Balance, and Objectivity
The basic rules of journalism. Envelop Journalism. Paula Quinn, Jin Lee & George Papagiannis. AC 211
04:30 05:30 Host Session #1. AC 213
Monday,
May 13
09:00 - 12:00 Session 3: The Power of Radio
The difference between radio and from other media. Strengths and weaknesses. Audience and access. Peter Bryant, Terry Reagan, Pete Kirchoff & George Papagiannis. AC 211
12:00 01:30 Computer Training. Shannon York. AC 211. A select set of journalists will receive basic computer training.
01:30 04:30 Session 4: Define News and News Value
Defining news and differentiating news from other program forms. Beyond the surface. The impact of the news. Dealing with the reporter opinions and feelings. Paula Quinn, Barbara Deeb & George Papagiannis. AC 211
05:00 Barnes & Noble
Group will be separated into Track A (basic) and Track B (advance) for the following sessions.
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09:00 - 4:00 |
TRACK
A |
TRACK
B |
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Session
5A: Building the Story Elements of a story. Research, cultivating sources, angles. Interviews -- Preparing, Background, Techniques, Psychology, Safety. Developing contacts. Paula Quinn, Jin Lee, Kevin Willis (1230-4) & Jerry Barnaby. AC 211 |
Session
5B: Building the Story Elements of a story. Research, cultivating sources, angles. Interviews -- Preparing, Background, Techniques, Psychology, Safety. Developing contacts. George
Papagiannis & Barbara Deeb. AC
321 |
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12:00 01:30 |
Computer
Training. A select set of
journalists will receive basic computer training. Shannon York. AC
211. |
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04:00 - 04:30 Session 8: Field Kits. AC 211. Jerry Barnaby & Kevin Willis.
05:00 Driving Tour of Bowling Green
Wednesday,
May 15
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09:00 - 4:00 |
TRACK
A |
TRACK
B |
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Session 7A: News Stories and Features Take a story apart, piece by piece. Differences between news story and feature. Build a story, piece by piece. In the afternoon, each participant writes news story from a set of topics and presents to group. Paula Quinn, Renee Shaw, Kevin Willis (12:30) & Jerry Barnaby. AC 211 |
Session
5B:
Building the Story Take a story apart, piece by piece. Differences between news story and feature. Build a story, piece by piece. In the afternoon, each participant writes news story from a set of topics and presents to group. George
Papagiannis & Barbara Deeb. AC
321 |
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12:00 01:30 |
Computer
Training. A select set of
journalists will receive basic computer training. Shannon York. AC
211. |
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04:00
05:00
Host Session #2. AC 211
Thursday,
May 16
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09:00 - 4:30 |
TRACK
A |
TRACK
B |
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Session 9A: Write the News Story Each participant writes news story and a feature story and presents to group. Paula Quinn,
Renee Shaw, Kevin Willis (12:30) & Jerry Barnaby.
AC 211 |
Session 9B: Write the News Story Each
participant writes news story and a feature story and presents to group.
George
Papagiannis & Barbara Deeb. AC
321 |
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12:00 01:30 |
Computer
Training. A select set of
journalists will receive basic computer training. Shannon York. AC
211. |
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Friday,
May 17
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09:00 - 12:00 |
TRACK
A |
TRACK
B |
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Session 10A: Sound and Production Value Gathering sound, using, ethics of using sound, editing. Samples. Dave Shinall
& Jerry Barnaby. AC 211 |
Session 10B: Sound and Production Value Gathering sound, using, ethics of using sound, editing. Samples. Shannon York
& George Papagiannis. AC
211 |
1:30 04:30 Session 11: Producing a News Program
Format, elements -- news, sports, cultural, analysis, newscasts, features, business reporting, commercial breaks create a program clock, copy writing, goals of news program. Terry Likes, Kevin Willis, & George Papagiannis. AC 211
06:00 10:00 Picnic at Cheryl Kirby-Stokes Home in Woodbury
Saturday,
May 18
09:00
- 08:00
Field Trip - Nashville Radio Station and other Places. 10:30: Jennifer Perry, WLAC/TN Radio Network
Sunday,
May 19
Who does what in a newsroom. Work flow, assignments, skill set. Terry Likes, Kevin Willis, Jeanine Howard-Cherry & Jerry Barnaby. AC 211
12:00 03:00 Lunch with Cambodian community
03:00
05:00
Session 13:
Create Your Show
Form THREE teams and assign positions and News Director. These teams will produce a 10-minutes (or longer) radio news program. Each team creates a clock and make assignments for news program. Work through story ideas. George Papagiannis & Jerry Barnaby. AC 211
09:00 - 04:00 Group Projects Day 1
Teams work on 10-minute news program. Trainers review scripts.
01:00 02:00 Cool Edit Training. A select set of journalists will receive training.
04:00 05:00 Host Session #3. AC 213
05:00
06:00
Visit Commercial Radio Station
Tuesday,
May 21
09:00 - 04:30 Group Projects Day 2
10:00
- 12:00
Observation
01:00 02:00 Cool Edit Training. A select set of journalists will receive training.
05:30
08:00
Tour of Bowling Green Police Station 393-4244
Wednesday,
May 22
09:00 - 04:30 Group Projects - Day 3
10:00
Final scripts to for translation
10:00
- 12:00
Observation
04:30
Submit Completed projects
and translated scripts
Thursday,
May 23
09:00 - 12:00 Review Group Projects
Listen to programs and discuss with group. George Papagiannis, Jerry Barnaby, Terry Likes & Barbara Deeb. AC 211
01:30
04:00 Session
14:
Planning for Week Three
Participants produce a 10-minute news program and air it live on WWHR. Assign positions and create the show clock. George Papagiannis and Jerry Barnaby. AC 211
04:00 05:00 Host Session #4. AC 213
Friday,
May 24
09:00
- 08:00
Field Trip - Louisville
radio station and other places.
Saturday,
May 25
09:00 - 04:30 Program Day 1. Entire staff works on 10-minute (or longer) news program.
01:55 On the Air! Turn on transmitter and sign on station with community notice.
02:00
02:10
News Program Airs Live on WWHR
02:30
04:00
Debrief and review
04:00 04:30 Make assignments for next day Additional time for work on projects
05:00
10:00
Cook out at Jerrys House. All
trainers and Hosts invited.
09:00 - 04:30 Program Day 2
01:55 On the Air! Turn on transmitter and sign on station with community notice.
02:00 02:10 News Program Airs Live on WWHR
02:30 04:00 Debrief and review. Trainers. AC 320
04:00 04:30 Make assignments for next day Additional time for work on projects.
Monday,
May 27
Memorial
Day
09:00 - 04:30 Program Day 3.
01:55 On the Air! Turn on transmitter and sign on station with community notice.
02:00
02:10
News Program Airs Live on WWHR
02:30
04:00
Debrief and review. Trainers.
AC 320
04:00
04:30
Make assignments for next day Additional time for work on projects.
Tuesday,
May 28
09:00 - 04:30 Program Day 4. Entire staff works on 10-minute (or longer) news program.
01:55 On the Air! Turn on transmitter and sign on station with community notice.
2:00 02:10 News Program Airs Live on WWHR
02:30
04:00 Debrief and review.
Trainers.
AC 320
04:00
04:30
Make assignments for next day Additional time for work on projects.
04:30 05:30 Host Session #5. AC 213
Wednesday,
May 29
09:00 - 04:30 Program Day 5. Entire staff works on 10-minute news program.
01:55 On the Air! Turn on transmitter and sign on station with community notice.
2:00 02:10 News Program Airs Live on WWHR
02:30 03:30 Debrief and review. Trainers. AC 320
03:45 04:30 Session 15: Wrap Up. Review lesson learned. Complete Evaluations. AC 211
Thursday,
May 30
09:00
10:00
Closing Ceremonies. AC
213. Award Laptop
11:00
Depart for airport
04:00 Flight Departs Nashville Airport
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