Congratulations to our new scholarship winners
Eleven students were awarded scholarships in the Broadcast Education Association’s 2021-2022 competition. The winners were selected by the BEA Scholarship Committee at its November 14, 2020 meeting in Washington, D.C., announced Pete Orlik, committee chair. Join us in congratulating this year’s scholarship recipients!
Registration to the BEA2021 Virtual Convention this April will be included in your membership for FREE!
As a membership organization, you are the key to our association. That’s why we are continuing to build avenues for you to promote traditional research and creative scholarship, create professional development and networking opportunities, and produce events for you to learn from the industry and colleagues at our April convention, all while trying to keep these difficult financial times in mind.
Thanks to the generosity from a select group of our sponsors, the cost of registrations to our annual convention in April is complementary to our members. We will be showcasing these companies in the coming weeks, but for now, please join us in thanking Routledge/Taylor & Francis and FirstCom Music for their support.
December 2020 President's Corner
Well, here we are, wrapping up the semester and planning for the holidays and a new year. But there are also important things going on with BEA right now. In this President’s Corner, I once again highlight and thank some of our important BEA members, but I’m also giving you good news about saving money, while asking you to consider donating to an important new BEA grant program. Read More…
Journal of Radio & Audio Media Call for Editor
The BEA Publications Committee seeks applicants for the next editor of the Journal of Radio & Audio Media. The new editor will be selected in April 2020, at the BEA Publications Committee and Board meetings . The 3-year term begins January 2022 and concludes December 2024, but the editor must be on board earlier to learn the mechanics of the position and to begin reviewing manuscripts by May 2021 for the May 2022 issue.
Dr. George L. Daniels has been named the Broadcast Education Association’s inaugural Faculty Fellow of Diversity and Inclusion.
Dr. Daniels is a national leader and established scholar on issues related to race, gender, and diversity, across the professional fields of journalism and media and within the related disciplines of higher education. His research and peer-reviewed publications span more than twenty years and include a litany of competitive papers, journal articles, and book chapters. Read More…