EEO Regulations for Broadcasters Public...

Updated as of July 2013

EEO Regulations for Broadcasters Public File

The FCC's updated equal employment opportunity regulations emphasize broad

outreach and recruitment. The following EEO worksheets are designed to assist

and illustrate that KPBS TV/FM is in compliance with the Commission's current

EEO rules, policies and record-keeping requirements.

Job Title: Morning Edition Anchor Date Filled: 08/07/12

Job Title: Development Assistant Date Filled: 08/16/12

Job Title: KPBS Fronteras Reporter Date Filled: 08/24/12

Job Title: KPBS Account Executive Date Filled: 09/26/12

Job Title: Fronteras Social Media Editor Date Filled: 12/12/12

Job Title: KPBS Science & Technology Reporter Date Filled: 02/11/13

Job Title: Motion Graphics Broadcast Designer Date Filled: 04/04/13

Job Title: KPBS Metro Reporter Date Filled: 04/04/13

Job Title: Development Coordinator Date Filled: 06/06/13

Job Title: KPBS Newsroom Coordinator Date Filled: 07/05/13

List of Full-Time Jobs Filled

PERIOD OF August 1, 2012 through July 31, 2013

Job Title for Vacancy: Date Filled:

Morning Edition Anchor 08/07/12

SDSURF Website

Recruitment Sources Utilized for Vacancies:

KPBS Internal Announcement

San Diego State University Research Foundation Human Resources Online Announcement

San Diego State University Research Foundation Bulletin (distributed across the CSU system)

Careerbuilder.com

Voice and Viewpoint

La Prensa

San Diego Asian Journal

California University Campuses

EDD Offices

Diversity Employment Site

Local Community Agencies* A complete listing of all recruitment sources with specific contact information is

compiled in the section, Recruitment Sources Contact Information.

Number of candidates interviewed: 3

Recruitment Referral Sources: SDSURF Website (3)

List of Recruitment Sources Used To Fill Each Vacancy

Recruitment Source for Actual Hire:

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * *


Development Assistant 08/16/12

SDSURF Website





Careerbuilder.com

Voice and Viewpoint

La Prensa



EDD Offices






Careerbuilder.com (1)

Friend or Relative (2)



* * * * * * * * * * * * * * *


KPBS Fronteras Reporter 08/24/12

SDSURF Website





Careerbuilder.com

Voice and Viewpoint

La Prensa



Employment Development Department (EDD)






SDSURF Bulletin (1)



* * * * * * * * * * * * * * *


KPBS Account Executive 09/26/12

Friend or Relative





Current

Linked-In

CPB Congerence Job Board (Seattle 7/12-7/14)

Voice and Viewpoint

La Prensa



EDD Offices





Recruitment Referral Sources: Friend or Relative (2)

Linked-In (1)



* * * * * * * * * * * * * * *


Social Media Editor 12/12/12

SDSURF Website





Indeed.com

Current

Medill Northwestern University

Columbia Journalism School

Missouri School of Journalism

UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism

National Association of Black Journalists

National Association of Hispanic Journalists

Asian American Journalists Association

Voice and Viewpoint

La Prensa



EDD Offices






Indeed.com (1)

Not Specified (1)



* * * * * * * * * * * * * * *


Science & Technology Reporter 02/11/13

Not Specified





Current

Indeed.com

Journalismjobs.com

Columbia Journalism

Missouri School of Journalism

Berkley School of Journalism

National Association of Black Journalists

National Association of Hispanic Journalists

American Asian Journalist Association

Voice and Viewpoint

La Prensa



EDD Offices

RBR/TVBR - Radio and Television Broadcasting

San Diego Ad Club - Linked-In


Local Community Agencies

* A complete listing of all recruitment sources with specific contact information

is compiled in the section, Recruitment Sources Contact Information.


Recruitment Referral Sources: Not Specified (3)



* * * * * * * * * * * * * * *


Motion Graphics Broadcast Designer 04/04/13

Not Specified




San Diego State University Research Foundation Bulletin (distributed across the CSU System)

Indeed.com

Linked-In

Tweet

Craigslist

Post Magazine.com

Studio Daily

Current

Voice and Viewpoint

La Prensa



EDD Offices



* A complete listing of all recruitment sources with specific contact information is



Recruitment Referral Sources: Indeed.com (2)


SDSURF Bulletin (1)

Not Specified (1)



* * * * * * * * * * * * * * *


KPBS Metro Reporter 04/04/13

Friend or Relative





Current

Linked-In

Indeed.com

CCHMA

AJA

NABJ

NAHJ

Journalismjobs.com

CPB

Poyntner Career Center

Journalism Next

Columbia

UC Berkley

Missouri Journalism School

Medill-Northwestern.edu

SD Press Club

SPJsandiego.org

Tvjobs

Voice and Viewpoint

La Prensa



EDD Offices



* A complete listing of all recruitment sources with specific contact information

is compiled in the section, Recruitment Sources Contact Information.






* * * * * * * * * * * * * * *


Development Coordinator 06/06/13

KPBS Internal Announcment





Indeed.com

Voice and Viewpoint

La Prensa



EDD Offices





Recruitment Referral Sources: Internal Announcement (1)

Indeed.com (1)



* * * * * * * * * * * * * * *


KPBS Newsroom Coordinator 07/05/13

SDSURF Website





Indeed.com

Regional Task Force On the Homeless

Linked-In

Voice and Viewpoint

La Prensa



EDD Offices








* * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

31

1

11

2

Friend or Relative Recommendation 6

Recruitment source unknown 5

Indeed.com 4

1

1

Yearly Total Number of Interviewees & Total Number of Interviewees Referred by

Each Recruitment Source

Yearly Period Beginning: August 1, 2012 Ending: July 31, 2013

Total Number of Persons Interviewed for Full Time Vacancies:

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

Recruitment Source Name Total Number of Interviewees


San Diego State University Research Foundation Human

Resources Online Announcement

San Diego State University Research Foundation Bulletin

(distributed across the CSU system)

Careerbuilder.com

Linked-In

Contact Name Recruitment Source E-mail Address City / Zip Phone Fax

Alan Ridley, M.A. Cuyamaca College (Continuing Education & Workforce Training) [email protected] 900 Rancho San Diego Parkway El Cajon, CA 92019-4369 619-660-4425 619-660-4012

Alba Jaquez San Francisco State Univ. [email protected] 1600 Hollway Ave, ADM. 252 San Francisco, CA 94132 (415) 338-1872 (415) 338-0521

Ann McPherson San Diego Job Corps Center 1325 Iris Ave Imperial Beach, CA 91932 (619) 429-8500 (619) 423-7631

Barbara Lefkarites Health Data Program [email protected] 6505 Alvarado Rd., #211 San Diego, CA 92120 (619) 594-8938 (619) 594-0351

Scott Jaeger Department of Rehabilitation 7575 Metropolitan Dr. #107 San Diego, CA 92108 (619) 767-2124 (619) 767-2156

Beth Herrera Catholic Charities [email protected] 349 Cedar St. San Diego, CA 92101 (619) 281-6152 (619) 231-0694

California Maritime Academy California Maritime Academy [email protected]

California State Univ. Bakersfield Career Planning & Placement [email protected] 9001 Stockdale Highway Bakersfield, CA 93311-1099 (661) 664-3033 (661) 664-3345

Cherry Vanek Career Ctr/Humboldt State Univ. [email protected] 1 Harpst St Arcata, CA 95521-8299 (707) 826-5454 (707) 826-5473

City of Oceanside City of Oceanside [email protected]

Connie Vasquez North County Career Centers [email protected] Escondido (760)871-1970 (760)871-0346

Dori Marcelino Father Joe's Villages 1501 Imperial Avenue San Diego, CA 92101 (619) 645-6446 (619) 687-1049

[email protected] [email protected]

Dynalectric - San Diego [email protected] 9505 Chesapeake Drive San Diego, CA 92123-6396 858-712-4700 858-712-4701

[email protected] SDSU [email protected]

Employment Development Department EDD [email protected]

Guillermo Salgado Employment Development Department (EDD) State of California [email protected] 1550 West Main St El Centro, CA 92244 (760) 339-2770 (760) 339-2745

Laura D. Chiquete UEI College (Career Services) 310 3rd Avenue, Suite C6/C7 Chula Vista, CA 91910 619-240-8167 619-409-4129

Laurie Arnold US Department of Veterans Affairs [email protected] (619) 228-8011

Linda Blair Forsch Comprehensive training Systems [email protected] 497 11th St, Suite 4 Imperial Beach, CA 91932 (619) 424-6650 (619) 424-6650

Lyford, Laurie Navy Family Svc. Ctr. [email protected] Box 257138, Bldg 318, Code 93 San Diego CA 92135 619.545.6071

[email protected] Lee Hecht Harrison [email protected]

Mark Diep ResCare Workforce Services 1750 5th Ave., 2nd floor San Diego, CA 92101 (619) 321-1897 (619) 321-1899

Mary Jo Joy HR @ UCSB [email protected] (805) 893-3166

Milly Strodtman Millitary Matters (Veterans Outreach) [email protected] PO Box 181085 Coronado, CA 92178-1085 (619) 721-0885

[email protected] [email protected]

Myrna Reed Goodwill Industries (Community Employment Center) [email protected] 9575 Mission Gorge Road Santee, CA 92071 (619) 258-1736 (619) 449-0917

Nancy Kennaly Goodwill Industries (Community Employment Center) [email protected] 1105 Broadway St., Suite 205 Chula Vista, CA 91911 (619) 420-1522 (619) 420-1496

Natacia Cordle U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (Vocational Rehab & Employment Division) [email protected] 5500 Campanile Drive, Rm 1575 San Diego, CA 92182 (619) 594-2444 (619) 5944287

Natasha Wong Chinese Service Center [email protected] 8775 Aero Drive Ste 138 San Diego, 92123 (858) 505-9906 (858) 278-8899

San Diego State University [email protected]

San Diego State University San Diego State University - veterans office [email protected]

Sandra Bullock SDSU [email protected] 5500 Campanile Dr San Diego, CA 92182-1625 (619) 594-1139

Shelly Steck California Polytechnic State University [email protected]

Southwestern College Southwestern College [email protected] 900 Otay Lakes Road Chula Vista, CA 91910 619-474-0588

State of California 1 State of California EDD [email protected]

State of California 2 [email protected]

Recruitment Sources Contact Information

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

mailto:[email protected]





















Steve Stover, M.S. Bridge Builders Advocacy [email protected] PO Box 3085 San Diego, CA 92163 619.807.6716 1.866.828.6716

United States Navy United States Navy [email protected]

United Way of San Diego United Way of San Diego [email protected]

Van J. Ross [email protected]

William Hooper Navy Region Southwest (Family and Child Programs) [email protected] 3005 Corbina Alley, Bldg. 263 San Diego, CA 92136-5190 (858) 663-0545 (858) 277-7052

San Diego Workforce Partnership [email protected] 3910 University Ave, Suite 400 San Diego, CA 92105 (619) 228-2900

SDSU [email protected]

Careerbuilder www.careerbuilder.com (866) 438-1485

Craigslist www.craigslist.com

Indeed.com www.indeed.com

Linked-In www.linkedin.com

Kathleen Unwin Current [email protected] 6930 Carroll Ave, Suite 350 Takoma Park, Maryland 20912 (877) 745-8776

Deanna Campa SD Voice and Viewpoint Newspaper www.sdvoice.info 3619 College Ave San Diego, CA 92115 (619) 266-2233

Ruben Munoz La Prensa www.laprensa-sandiego.org 651 3rd Ave. - C, Chula Vista, CA 91910 (619) 425-7400

Simeon Silverio, Jr. San Diego Asian Journal www.asianjournalusa.com 550 East 8th St., Suite 6 National City, CA 91950 (619) 474-0588

Mark C. Holloway Broadcast Employment Services - Tvjobs.com [email protected] P.O. Box 4116 Oceanside, CA 92052 (800) 374-0119 (760) 754-2115

April E. McLynn Radio and Television Business Report www.rbr.com (703) 490-3099

Laura Harap San Diego Ad Club - Linked-IN www.sandiegoadclub.com 3579 Fifth Ave, Suite 100 San Diego, CA 92103 (619) 255-2251

Medill Northwestern University www.journalismjobs.com (510) 653-1521

Columbia Journalism School www.journalism.columbia.edu 2950 Broadway New Yor, NY 10027 (212) 854-8608

Missouri School of Journalism www.journalism.missouri.edu 120 Neff Hall Columbia, MO 65211-1200 (573) 882-1045

UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism www.journalism.berkeley.edu 121 North Gate Hall Berkeley, CA 93720-5870 (510) 642-3833

National Association of Black Journalists www.nabj.org 1100 Knight Hall, Suite 3100 College Park, Maryland 20742 (301) 405-0248

National Association of Hispanic Journalists www.nahj.ihispano.com

Asian American Journalists Association www.aja.org

Corporation for Public Broadcasting http://www.cpb.org/jobline/ 401 Ninth Street, NW Washington, DC 20004-2129

Corporation Public Broadcasting Conference job board - Seattle 7/12/12 - 7/14/12

Post Magazine COP Communication, Inc. www.postmagazine.com 620 W. Elk Ave Glendale, CA 91204

Studio Daily www.studiodaily.com

CCNMA: Latino Journalists of California www.ccnma.org 725 Arizona Ave, Suite 206 Santa Monica, CA 90401 424-229-9482

Poyntner Career Center http://careers.poynter.org/ 801 Third Street South St. Petersburg, FL 33701 (888) 769-6837

Terry Williams, Executive Director San Diego Press Club http://sdpressclub.org/about-us/contact-us/ P.O. Box 82571 San Diego, CA 92138 619-231-4340

Society For Professional Journalists http://www.spjsandiego.org/ P.O. Box 880482 San Diego, CA 92168

TV Jobs.com Broadcast Employment Services Tvjobs.com P.O. Box 4116 Oceanside, CA 92052 (800) 374-0119

Imelda McClendon Regional Task Force on the Homeless www.rtfhsd.org 4699 Murphy Canon Road San Diego, CA 92123 858-292-7627 x20




http://www.careerbuilder.com/

http://www.craigslist.com/

http://www.indeed.com/

http://www.linkedin.com/


http://www.sdvoice.info/

http://www.laprensa-sandiego.org/

http://www.asianjournalusa.com/


http://www.rbr.com/

http://www.sandiegoadclub.com/

http://www.journalismjobs.com/

http://www.journalism.columbia.edu/

http://www.journalism.missouri.edu/

http://www.journalism.berkeley.edu/

http://www.nabj.org/

http://www.nahj.ihispano.com/

http://www.aja.org/

http://www.postmagazine.com/

http://www.studiodaily.com/

http://www.ccnma.org/

http://careers.poynter.org/

http://www.rtfhsd.org/

10/9/12 Jobtoberfest Job Fair for People with Disabilities

3/21/13 Southwest College Career Fair

4/10/13 UCSD Career Fair

4/25/13 SDSU Career Fair

Names of Station Personnel Involved in the Initiative:

Marta Dukes

Form Prepared By: Consuela Steward Updated: 07/17/13

SDSU Research Foundation HR Staff

Description of Supplemental Outreach Initiatives

Date(s) of Initiative Event(s):

Describe Nature of Initiative:

Attend at Least Four Job Fairs

Participate in at least four job fairs by station personnel who have substantial

responsibility in the making of hiring decisions. Job Fairs included in the initiative will

reach out across the community to also include diversity and disability fairs as

follows: Jobtoberfest Job Fair for People with Disabilities, Southwest College Career

Fair, UCSD Career Fair, SDSU Career Fair

Describe Scope of Broadcasters' Participation (including names of any other

sponsoring or participating organization):

KPBS is the initiator and full participant in this outreach initiative. The initiative is

supported by the SDSU Research Foundation Human Resources Office, San Diego

State University, UCSD, Southwest College, and San Diego Committee on

Employment of People with Disabilities.

8/1/12 - 6/1/13


Suzanne Marmion

Mark Sauer


Natalie Walsh




KPBS News Internship

The KPBS News Internship program enables College and Graduate students or

recent graduates in San Diego to gain real world public media experience. As interns,

college students or recent graduates will work in all aspects of news, including

research, interviewing, writing, reporting and producing for either school credit or not.

One to four internship positions are available during the Summer, Spring and Fall

semesters. The internship will last for one semester. Through an open recruitment

process, students contact the station on their own regarding available internships.

Intern candidates must submit a resume and meet certain education and skill

requirements in order to be considered for an open position. The resumes of

qualified candidates are submitted to the News Director and/or the senior editorial

team for review. Qualified candidates are interviewed and the News Director (or

senior editorial team) will select the best candidate(s) to receive an internship based

on the eligibility requirements and qualifications. Interns are selected based on their

education, skills and schedule availability, and the station's needs at that time. Below

are the names of the interns and the semesters they participated in the program:

Summer 2012:

Diana Crofts-Pelayo; Julia Smith - Eppsteiner; Samantha Wadley

Fall 2012:

Claire Caraska; Monaliza Noormohammadi; Rashmi Chugani Balani

Spring 2013:

Betsy Galchutt; Amanda Guerrero; Khushbu Shah



KPBS is the initiator and full participant in this outreach initiative.

1/6/13 - 2/1/13


Kathryn Nelson





KPBS Radio Operations Internship

KPBS Radio Operations provided mentoring, instruction, and professional work

experience in broadcasting to a student from High-Tech High. During the course of

the internship, the intern worked 30 to 40 hours per week in radio operations. Kathryn

Nelson served as his mentor during that time. While High-Tech High had specific

standards to be met for the internship, KPBS provided direction and conceptual ideas

for the final project and for the focus of the instruction, including: Learning the ENCO

broadcast automation system and prepare an hour of automated programming for live

broadcast, and providing the student with detailed knowledge of format and source

audio for any nationally syndicated and local programs broadcast by KPBS, along

with local station breaks.



KPBS is the initiator and full participant in this outreach initiative.

10/18/2012


Ashley Rodriguez

Trisha Richter

Clare Pister

Julie Schauble

Consuela Steward


KPBS Staff were invited to, participated in and helped Sponsor the Annual Diversity

Summit held by the San Diego Urban League. The theme of the summit was "The

Many Faces of Diversity - Is Your Workplace Ready for Tomorrow?". KPBS was a

$5,000-level sponsor. Session topics included: How to Reach and Sustain the

Executive Office Suite; Recruit, Hire, Retain and Do Business with Veterans; Spotlight

on Civic Engagement & Youth; Diversity & Inclusion: Best Practices in the Workplace.



The Urban League of San Diego is the initiator in this outreach initiative; KPBS

helped sponsor the event. KPBS Participants included Ashley Rodriguez, 2012 Equal

Opportunity Day Diversity Summit Committee member, and Monica Medina, Trisha

Richter, Clare Pister, Consuela Steward, Julie Schauble who all attended the Summit.

Additional participating organizations included Union Bank, Wells Fargo Bank, Citi

Bank, Sycuan, U.S. Bank, Geico, AT&T, UCSD, San Diego Business Journal, UPS,

Wal Mart, KKSD Jazz, State Farm Insurance, Bank of America, SDG&E, Qualcomm.

Monica Medina

Diversity Summit and Awards Luncheon




2/18/2013


Joanne Faryon


Approximately 28 Aaron Price Fellows met with staff of KPBS and Investigative

Newsource to learn about broadcast journalism and investigative reporting. This

program was created by the Price Family in honor of Aaron Price who died of a brain

tumor while in high school. "Fellows" receive an "up close" look at various facets of

the San Diego community, including business, culture and government. The fellows

toured KPBS and had an in-depth presentation and training on journalism, which

lasted about a half-day.



The Aaron Price Fellow Program is the initiator. This visit and training at KPBS was

led by Lorie Hearn, Investigative Newsource Executive Director; Joanne Faryon, then

KPBS Evening Edition Host, and Derryl Acosta, Price Charities

Aaron Price Fellows Program - Visit to KPBS




1/7/2013

5/21/2013


Megan Burks


KPBS hosted two special tours for Media Arts Center San Diego and San Diego

Futures Foundation class, a group of 18 to 21-year-olds interested in media

professions. About 20 students total were given a tailored studio tour that included

behind-the-scenes look at KPBS Evening Edition taping and Q&A with Speak City

Heights reporter Megan Burks.



Media Arts Center San Diego and San Diego Futures Foundation is the initiator. The

tours and presentations at KPBS were led by Megan Burks, KPBS reporter, and

Keoni Cabral, Volunteer Manager

Keoni Cabral

Special Tours for Work Readiness Class




8/1/12 - 7/31/13


Megan Burks


Five to 10 San Diego youth learn video production at the Media Arts Center San

Diego quarterly. Their work is featured alongside professional news reports on the

Speak City Heights website. Select videos air on KPBS Evening Edition. More

information can be found at http://www.speakcityheights.org/tag/teen-producers-

project/



Media Arts Center San Diego is the initiator. KPBS has partnered with MACSD as

part of the Speak City Heights initiative. Megan Burks has assisted with video

production training.

Teen Producers Partnership




8/1/12 - 7/31/13


Megan Burks


The AjA Project is a City Heights-based nonprofit that uses participatory photography

education to help youth explore and reflect on their experiences and communities.

KPBS has partnered with them as part of our Speak City Heights initiative. Five to 10

City Heights middle or high school students per semester learn photography and

take photos of their community. The photos and their reflections are featured on the

Speak City Heights website. Photos have accompanied professional news reports.

KPBS reporters Megan Burks and Susan Murphy assisted the students with creating

an interactive map on bullying and multimedia slideshows. More information can be

found at http://www.kpbs.org/news/2012/may/30/san-diego-middle-school-students-

turn-their-lens-t/ and http://www.speakcityheights.org/tag/the-aja-project/



The AjA Project is the initiator. KPBS has partnered with The AjA Project as part of

the Speak City Heights initiative. Megan Burks and Susan Murphy assisted with

training

Susan Murphy




The AjA Project Partnership

12/3/2012

5/8/2013


Deanna Mackey


Station Manager Deanna Mackey presented a talk about KPBS, the station's focus

on news, the future of multimedia journalism (TV, radio and Web) and potential

career opportunities in the field of journalism. She spoke to two separate Introduction

to Contemporary Media journalism classes at SDSU, taught by Professor Tim

Wulfemeyer.



SDSU is the initiator. Deanna Mackey presented on behalf of KPBS.

Introduction to Contemporary Media Presentation




2/27/2013


Claire Trageser


KPBS Multimedia Enterprise Reporter Claire Trageser presented about KPBS's

multimedia journalism (TV, radio and Web) and her job as a web producer. She

presented to a group of 30 students in a journalism class at Point Loma Nazarene

University, taught by Professor Stephen Goforth.



Point Loma Nazarene University is the initiator and full participant in this outreach

initiative. Claire Trageser presented on behalf of KPBS.

Point Loma Nazarene University Presentation




2/1/2013


John Rosman

Michael Schuerman


Approximately 25 Puente Project (students) from MiraCosta college toured KPBS and

afterward met with Social Media Editor John Rosman who presented about his own

career as well as career opportunities in journalism. Puente Project is led by Luke Lara

of MiraCosta college and is a program focused on career/major development for

students. The program is also geared to helping students transfer to four-year colleges

from the community colleges. Most of the students are from Latino/a background.



The Puente Project is the initiator. The tour at KPBS was led by Consuela Steward and

Michael Schuerman; the presentation was led by John Rosman.

Consuela Steward

Puente Project - Visit to KPBS




1/18/2013

3/14/2013


Gina Diamante


Producer Gina Diamante gave a career lecture to approximately 40 students on

January 18th, 2013 and also participated in a Career Day, where she gave 4

separate presentations to approximately 30 students each, on March 14th, 2013.

Both took place at Vail Ranch Middle School in Temecula. Gina spoke about her

own experiences and careers in broadcasting and journalism.



Vail Ranch Middle School is the initiator. Gina Diamante presented on behalf of

KPBS.




Vail Ranch Middle School Career Lecture and Career Day

6/4/2013


Tom Karlo

Consuela Steward


General Manager Tom Karlo led a tour of approximately 25 high school juniors and

seniors from the Journalism Class at the Pruess Magnet School. Students received

an in-depth insight into the services KPBS provides, our news operations and the

content we produce. Students were given a behind the scenes look at our broadcast

operations, and witnessed the production of KPBS Evening Edition. After the tour,

Tom gave a talk about different careers in broadcasting, as well as answered

questions from the students. The tour and presentation lasted one hour.



KPBS is the initiator; the Preuss School participated. Tom Karlo presented on behalf

of KPBS.




Tour and Presentation to Preuss Students

10/9/12 Jobtoberfest Job Fair for People with Disabilities

3/21/13 Southwest College Career Fair

4/10/13 UCSD Career Fair

4/25/13 SDSU Career Fair

Participate in at least four job fairs by station personnel who have substantial responsibility in the making of hiring

decisions.

Summary Description of Supplemental Outreach Initiatives

1 Year period covering August 1, 2012 And Ending: July 31, 2013

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *Specify First Initiative:

Specify Second Initiative:

Describe activities undertaken to fulfill that initiative:

Marta Dukes /SDSU Research Foundation HR Staff participated in the following Career Fairs:

Participation in at least four events or programs sponsored by educational institutions relating to career opportunities in

broadcasting.


4a - Aaron Price Fellows Progam - Visit to KPBS

*Applicants must complete an application and resume and meet certain education and skill requirements.

Establishment of an internship program designed to assist members of the community to acquire skills needed for

broadcast employment.


2a- KPBS Radio News Internship

* 1-4 Internship positions available throughout Spring, Fall and Summer semesters.

*Open recruitment process – Interested students submit their applications to the news department. Interns are chosen

based on their education, skills and schedule availability, and the station's needs at that time.

*Program enables college students, graudate students or recent graduates in San Diego to gain real world public

media experience.

2b - KPBS Radio Operations Internship

Specify Third Initiative:

Attendance at the 2012 Equal Opportunity Day Diversity Summit held by the Urban League of San Diego County.

* Provided mentoring, instruction, and professional work experience in broadcasting to a student from High-Tech High.

*Intern worked 30 to 40 hours per week in radio operations.

*Kathryn Nelson served as mentor and provided direction and conceptual ideas for the final project and for the focus of

the instruction.


KPBS Staff were invited to, participated in and helped sponsor the Annual Diversity Summit held by the San Diego

Urban League. The theme of the summit was "The Many Faces of Diversity - Is Your Workplace Ready for

Tomorrow?". KPBS was a $5,000-level sponsor. Session topics included: How to Reach and Sustain the Executive

Office Suite; Recruit, Hire, Retain and Do Business with Veterans; Spotlight on Civic Engagement & Youth; Diversity &

Inclusion: Best Practices in the Workplace.

Approximately 28 Aaron Price Fellows met with staff of KPBS and Investigative Newsource to learn about broadcast

journalism and investigative reporting. This program was created by the Price Family in honor of Aaron Price who died

of a brain tumor while in high school. "Fellows" receive an "up close" look at various facets of the San Diego

community, including business, culture and government. The fellows toured KPBS and had an in-depth presentation

and training on journalism, which lasted about a half-day.

4b - Otay Ranch Career Fair

KPBS hosted two special tours for Media Arts Center San Diego and San Diego Futures Foundation class, a group of

18 to 21-year-olds interested in media professions. About 20 students total were given a tailored studio tour that

included behind-the-scenes look at KPBS Evening Edition taping and Q&A with Speak City Heights reporter Megan

Burks.

Specify Fourth Initiative:

4c - Teen Producers Partnership

4d - The AjA Project Partnership

4f - Point Loma Nazarene University Presentation

4g - Puente Project - Visit to KPBS

4h - Vail Ranch Middle School Career Lecture and Career Day

4i - Tour and Presentation to Preuss Students

Producer Gina Diamante gave a career lecture to approximately 40 students on January 18th, 2013 and also

participated in a Career Day, where she gave 4 separate presentations to approximately 30 students each, on March

14th, 2013. Both took place at Vail Ranch Middle School in Temecula. Gina spoke about her own experiences and

careers in broadcasting and journalism.

General Manager Tom Karlo led a tour of approximately 25 high school juniors and seniors from the Journalism Class

at the Pruess Magnet School. Students received an in-depth insight into the services KPBS provides, our news

operations and the content we produce. Students were given a behind the scenes look at our broadcast operations,

and witnessed the production of KPBS Evening Edition. After the tour, Tom gave a talk about different careers in

broadcasting, as well as answered questions from the students. The tour and presentation lasted one hour.

Five to 10 San Diego youth learn video production at the Media Arts Center San Diego quarterly. Their work is featured

alongside professional news reports on the Speak City Heights website. Select videos air on KPBS Evening Edition.

More information can be found at http://www.speakcityheights.org/tag/teen-producers-project/

The AjA Project is a City Heights-based nonprofit that uses participatory photography education to help youth explore

and reflect on their experiences and communities. KPBS has partnered with them as part of our Speak City Heights

initiative. Five to 10 City Heights middle or high school students per semester learn photography and take photos of

their community. The photos and their reflections are featured on the Speak City Heights website. Photos have

accompanied professional news reports. KPBS reporters Megan Burks and Susan Murphy assisted the students with

creating an interactive map on bullying and multimedia slideshows. More information can be found at

http://www.kpbs.org/news/2012/may/30/san-diego-middle-school-students-turn-their-lens-t/ and

http://www.speakcityheights.org/tag/the-aja-project/

4e - Introduction to Contemporary Media Presentation

Station Manager Deanna Mackey presented a talk about KPBS, the station's focus on news, the future of multimedia

journalism (TV, radio and Web) and potential career opportunities in the field of journalism. She spoke to two separate

Introduction to Contemporary Media journalism classes at SDSU, taught by Professor Tim Wulfemeyer.

KPBS Multimedia Enterprise Reporter Claire Trageser presented about KPBS's multimedia journalism (TV, radio and

Web) and her job as a web producer. She presented to a group of 30 students in a journalism class at Point Loma

Nazarene University, taught by Professor Stephen Goforth.

Approximately 25 Puente Project (students) from MiraCosta college toured KPBS and afterward met with Social Media

Editor John Rosman who presented about his own career as well as career opportunities in journalism. Puente Project

is led by Luke Lara of MiraCosta college and is a program focused on career/major development for students. The

program is also geared to helping students transfer to four-year colleges from the community colleges. Most of the

students are from Latino/a background.

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