Careers in Television and Radio Broadcasting

Sept 4th, 2008 - First Hispanic Broadcasting Class graduated! Congratulations!

Grads celebrate their accomplishments with friends and family as well as Entravision staff - GM Mario, Senior News Anchor Rodolfo, Weather Anchor Sergio & On Air talent Luis. Graduation was conducted in both Spanish and English! Congratulations again, Graduates!

May 21st, 2008 - Denver Career Night on Wednesday from 6 to 8 pm! A great time to stop in and meet staff and students, take a tour and listen to guest speakers talk about the Broadcasting industry. Radio, Television and more! RSVP to reserve your spot!

April 12th, 2008 - Career Day

MARCH 27th, 2008: Anne Trujillo/News reporter/Anchor and Photojournalist Jen Caster from KMGH Channel 7 speak at 12:30 pm to our classes.

Anne started her broadcasting career at a Denver radio station. From there, Anne moved on to television stations in Scottsbluff and Omaha, Neb., before returning home to Colorado in September 1984 as a 7NEWS general assignment reporter.

Anne is an award-winning broadcast journalist. Her reporting and anchoring work has been recognized by the National Association of Television Arts and Sciences, the Colorado Broadcasters Association, The Associated Press, the Colorado Hispanic Media Association and Women in Communications. She also received the Lowell Thomas Good News Award for her series of reports on high school students who excel.

Throughout her career, Anne has been very active in the community. She has served on the board of directors of the Latin American Educational Foundation and the Mi Casa Resource Center For Women.

She is also a member of the Latino Outreach Committee of the Denver Art Museum, and a member of the Leadership Council for Escuela de Guadalupe, a K-5 school in Denver.

Anne has received numerous awards for service to the community from RAAP, Rape Assistance and Awareness Program, Museo de las

Americas

, and LAEF among many others.

Anne is married, has two children, and still makes her home in Littleton, Colo., where she grew up.

MARCH 4, 2008: The Colorado Broadcasters Association has selected Golden Joy Phillips as the recipient of the Colorado Broadcasters Association Technical Schools Division Scholarship recipient for 2008. Joy, who is currently enrolled at The Ohio Center for Broadcasting-Colorado Campus training center in Lakewood, CO. will be receiving a scholarship award of $1000 presented to her at the Annual CBA “Awards of Excellence” Banquet held on March 15th. 2008. There will be over 800 Radio and TV broadcasters attending this event from Colorado when she receives this special award.

“Joy is reliable, professional and born to be in this business” said Terry Cuff OCB-CC Director of Education, “She is a team player and has done an outstanding job with her internship opportunities”. Joy will be graduating in August, 2008 at The Ohio Center for Broadcasting –Colorado Campus.

SEPTEMBER 6, 2006: MARK JOHNSON, VOICE OF THE BUFFS SPEAKS TO OCB COLORADO STUDENTS ABOUT HIS EXCITING CAREER, EMPHASIZES TO "FOLLOW THEIR PASSION"

Mark Johnson from Clear Channel 850 A.M. KOA in Denver spoke to our new 8/28/06 class at the OCB-Colorado campus. Mark's passion for broadcasting was evident to all students, many of whom commented that they will strive to bring the kind of passion Mark displays with them as they enter into a career in broadcasting. Mark's bio is below.

Mark Johnson's Bio: Mark Johnson is in his second year as Newsradio 850 KOA’s Sports Director. He oversees the day-to-day operations of one of the nation’s finest radio sports departments. He also serves as the “Voice of the Buffs” handling play-by-play duties for all University of Colorado football and basketball broadcasts as well as hosting the Dan Hawkins weekly call-in show. Johnson can also be heard filling in as a host and anchor on Newradio KOA’s Colorado Morning News and Ride Home programs, as well as play-by-play for Denver Broncos preseason games and Colorado Rockies games.

Prior to coming to KOA, Johnson spent three years as the "Voice of the Orange" for Syracuse University football and men’s basketball. He was at the microphone when current Denver Nugget, Carmelo Anthony, led the Orange to the 2003 National Championship. In addition to his game broadcast duties, Johnson also hosted the weekly Jim Boeheim and Paul Pasqualoni call in shows, Syracuse Sidelines television show and served as the ISP-SURadio Network affiliate liaison. He also was a frequent speaker and emcee for numerous local charitable, civic group and Rotary Club functions.

During the summer of 2003 and 2004, Johnson expanded his broadcast experience to the professional football ranks, filling in for Dave Logan in the National Football League broadcasting preseason games for the Denver Broncos. In 2004 he added baseball to his radio resume, working on the broadcasts for the Syracuse SkyChiefs, the AAA affiliate of the Toronto Bluejays.Johnson also worked two years announcing for the University of North Dakota football and basketball programs and was a talk show host and play-by-play announcer for three years at WASK-AM and WKOA-FM in Lafayette, Ind.He earned a bachelor’s degree in communications from North Dakota in 1992.