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	III. Non-Vacancy Specific Recruitment Efforts During Reporting Period
March 28, 2009 Keidron Dotson attended "being a leader" the African American 3rd leadership conference at Tulsa Community College
April 3 & 4 2009 Steve Weinstein, News Director attend and spoke at the National Press Photographers Association workshop at the University of
of Oklahoma.
April 16 & 17, 2009 Steve Weinstein, News Director, Lori Dukelow, Assistant News Director, Ben Fisher, Executive Producer,  and
Multimedia Journalists: Marla Carter, Beth Burnett, Krista Flasch, Casey Roebuck, Keidron Dotson and Jason Grubbs
attended the Oklahoma Association of Broadcasters.
August - December 2009 -  Rick Cohn, General Sales Manager served as an adjunct professor at the University of Tulsa teaching Media
Sales & Strategies to senior level students in Arts & Sciences.
Job Fairs:  4
5/1/2009 Victory Christian Center. Linda Gibby, Human Resources Manager, Mike Vrabac, GM and Keidron Dotson, Multimedia Journalist
talked to 100+ students about journalism and intern opportunities at KJRH. Mike Vrabac spoke to 200 students about KJRH
9/2/2009 University of Tulsa, Intern Career Fair. Linda Gibby, Human Resources Manager and Assistant, Melanie Lawson visited with
students about intern opportunities at KJRH.
10/28/2009 University of Tulsa, Advertising Job Fair attended by Rick Cohn, General Sales Manager and Assistant, Melaine Lawson
visited with students about broadcast and Sales opportunites.
11/09 University of Tulsa Sales Interns Career Fair. Nicole Hutcheson & Ashley Smith Account Executives attended on behalf of KJRH
Linda Gibby, Human Resources Manager oversees the KJRH Internship Program to assure compliance.
Potential interns are asked to complete an internship application and submit a cover letter, resume and reference letter
from their school internship advisor. The reference letter will indicate that the student is in good standing
and will be eligible to receive academic credit for the internship. The length of the internship is determined by the Advisor
and an evaluation is submitted by KJRH as required. Students from area colleges such as the University of Oklahoma in Norman,
Oklahoma, Oral Roberts University in Tulsa and Oklahoma State University in Stillwater have participated in the program and students
are occasionally recommended through the station's corporate parent. In addition high school students may be given the
opportunity to "shadow" an employee of selected Departments in the station to help them gain valuable OJT skills that can help
them to decide what field of broadcasting they wish to pursue in college.
In 2008 KJRH partnered with Tulsa Technology Center and their new television production class for production interns. These interns
will learn to operate studio cameras, run audio and other behind the scenes duties.
2009 Internship Program Participants: 7
Tripp Hipple - Oral Roberts University 1/12 - 4/24
Cameron Hood - Tulsa Technology Center - 2/9 - April 24
Emily Shunatona - Oklahoma State University 5/18 - 8/7
Eric Bloyed - Oklahoma State University 5/26 - 6/15
Heather Holmes - Oklahoma State University 6/1 - 7/31
Luke Small - Oklahoma Baptist College 6/2 - 7/23
James Dukelow - Monmouth New Jersey University 6/8 - 6/26