|
front page |
|
Public Radio by Laurence Vittes |
|
Sponsorship Opportunities |
|
Minimal Tones an interview with Gunther Schuller by Bill Munger |
|
by Skip Pizzi |
|
1999 PRPD |
|
Goes to Germany Georg Hirsch |
|
New Orleans |
|
|
|
HOME PAGE |
| Music
Notes
Association
of Music Personnel in Public Radio
|
|
AMPPR is excited to unveil its new mentoring program! Everyone benefits. If you have the skills, experience, time, and interest to help a colleague, please consider submitting your name for consideration as a mentor. Request an application form from Nicola Lubitsch. If you need help with the basics or just a fresh perspective, you can brush up your announcing skills by working one-on-one with an experienced professional chosen to meet your specific needs. You and your mentor will work together to identify your areas for improvement while building upon your personal strengths. It’s a great opportunity, and it’s free of charge, so get started now! Send your completed form to request a mentor to Nicola Lubitsch at KUSC-FM, Los Angeles email: nlubitsch@kusc.org. |
|
|
|
Name______________________________________________ Position title_______________________Station_____________ Address____________________________________________ Phone_______________Email______________Fax__________ Place your answers on a separate sheet of paper. 1. How long have you been an announcer? 2. What problems and frustrations have you experienced as you’ve learned how to announce? 3. What are the areas of improvement in your announcing that you need the most? 4. Are there ways in which mentoring can help you in other areas of your job? 5. Does your program director or music director support your participation in this program? 6. Does your station have announcing guidelines that your mentor should know about? 7. How did you hear about AMPPR’s Mentoring program? 8. Is there any other relevant information your mentor should know about you? |