Union Broadcast Center
Join us for the Grand Opening on March 22
Our newest state-of-the art media studio, the Union Broadcast Center, invites students, faculty, industry leaders and community members to produce professional broadcasts, podcasts, livestreams and pre-recorded content. As the newest CEIM studio, the Union Broadcast Center affords top-notch technologies for interviews, news pieces and live radio interviews.
On March 22, the entire campus community is invited to tour the cutting-edge studio, located on the third floor of the Union, and learn how to utilize media resources throughout campus, including the Center for Emerging and Innovative Media, the Institute for Ethics in Journalism and various student-run media publications and broadcasts. Learn more.
A Media Student's Dream Come True
Liberal Arts student Baylee Martin, describes her experience working in the Union Broadcast Center as nothing short of a dream come true. "My dream career has been to work in broadcast journalism for as long as I can remember," she shares, "and the broadcast centers at Duquesne have allowed me to make my visions for myself and my career aspirations come to life."
As assistant manager of Duquesne Student Television, Baylee produces high-quality content both in front of and behind the camera, alongside students who share her passion. "Getting together with a group of people with similar goals is a recipe for success—especially with the amazing tools at our fingertips in the Center for Emerging & Innovative Media."
Through an internship, Baylee works with local TV news anchor Mike Clark from WTAE's Pittsburgh Action News 4 as part of the video component of Praxis Magazine, a celebration of students, faculty, staff and alumni's accomplishments and good work. Baylee is also the lead news anchor for the first weekly newscast in the new broadcast center.
"I get to take my skills in writing, interviewing, editing and research to a new level by creating real projects that I feel confident about and extremely proud of," Baylee shares, "My work has a professional edge that I never thought I would get to experience at the collegiate level."
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The professionalism and opportunities I've experienced here make me feel prepared, qualified and ready to be hired at a news station. |
Take a Look Around
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Students in Action