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by Sam Seifman

Klein Students’ Project to be Featured on ESPNU

It's not often that college students get to showcase their work on a national stage, but this Friday, three Klein College seniors will get that chance. ESPNU, which will be televising Temple University's game against University of Massachusetts Amherst on Friday at 7 p.m., requested they put together a video package to be played on air during halftime. "Over the years, we've had great [Temple] students that contribute great content," ESPNU Senior Production Manager Acie Wyatt said. "It's not just about making 'newsy' stories. It's more about helping us get to know a team, a scho...
by Sam Seifman

Suzanne Smith, KLN ‘80, Wins Mary Garber Award: The Importance of Sticking with It

Last May, Suzanne Smith, KLN '80, director and producer for CBS Sports and CBS Sports Network, was awarded  the Mary Garber Award—named for the trailblazing sports editor who took over at the Winston-Salem Journal (then the Twin Cities Sentinel) in 1944, when the previous editor had to fight in World War II. The award recognizes Smith's own trailblazing career. Smith, also serving as a director of the NFL on CBS, where she is a  six-time Emmy award winner, is currently the only woman producing or directing NFL games on any  network. She has directed college basketball, incl...
by Michele Zipkin

A Jake of All Trades: Writer, On Screen Talent, Temple Basketball Manager

Klein student Jake Pavorsky has forged a name for himself as a local NBA reporter. He recently finished an internship at SportsRadio 94WIP working with Angelo Cataldi and the Morning Team, serves as managing editor for the basketball news site Liberty Ballers and majors in Media Studies and Production. Pavorsky helped with many aspects of production at WIP, including recording and editing segments and talking about the 76ers on the air. "It was a great experience," Pavorsky said. "[Cataldi] was a fantastic guy to learn from, and to sort of mentor me." Pavorsky's passion for spor...
by Michele Zipkin

“Learn to Count in an Endangered Language:” Eli Laban’s Emmy-Winning Project

At Klein College, more and more students are creating professional-level work. Media Studies and Production alumnus Eli Laban won a National College Emmy for his video series "Learn to Count in an Endangered Language."  He made the videos while studying abroad on the Caribbean Coast of Nicaragua. "I wanted to go somewhere that I didn't know anything about and people around here didn't know anything about," Laban said. "So I had the potential chance to do something that would be very significant." The Television Academy Foundation received nearly 1,000 entries from schools acros...
by Sydney Schaefer

Temple University Finalists at the Radio Mercury Awards

At the corner of W 48th Street and 11th Avenue at Stage 48 in Manhattan, three Temple students and their professor attended the 26th annual Radio Mercury Awards on June 1, 2017 as Temple's first-ever contest finalists. Working copywriter and adjunct professor of Advertising, Katie Hennicke, and her three students, Tom Hammaker, Eric O'Neill and Alex Mednick flashed their finalists credentials and mingled with professionals in the field. The Radio Mercury Awards is a national competition solely dedicated to radio where different advertising agencies and schools can submit segment...
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