We often ask and worry about the next generation of broadcast engineers. Andy Gladding leverages his ties to Hofstra University in New York to encourage students to prepare for careers in broadcasting, including broadcast engineering. And he’s helped a number of Hofstra students move into broadcast careers. Chris Tarr, a popular SBE Mentor, and Andy discuss finding and encouraging our next broadcast IT and engineering professionals.
Show notes
- New York SBE Chapter 15 announced their Engineer of the Year earlier this summer.
- Andy mentioned Massive Open Online Courses (MOOC.org) for free university-level learning.
- Chris likes this USB Power Meter USB 3.1 Tester for about $70 on Amazon
- Kirk said “WHRU” when he meant to say “WRHU” – the radio station of Hofstra University
Guest
Andy Gladding, MsED – Chief Engineer at Salem Media Group
Hosts
Chris Tarr – Group Director of Engineering at Magnum.Media
Kirk Harnack, The Telos Alliance, Delta Radio, & South Seas Broadcasting
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