
RADIO REPORTER/PRODUCER I/II
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WCMU’s radio reporter/producer produces daily content for radio and digital platforms and serves as the Great Lakes Bay Region reporter, primarily covering Midland, Bay, and Saginaw counties. The role focuses on news reporting and may also involve on-air hosting, editing, and story assignments when the News Director is absent. Work includes reporting, interviews, research, program support, and developing digital news stories.
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RADIO REPORTER/PRODUCER I/II Position Number: S-3983 Position Summary: WCMU's radio reporter/producer plays a key role in producing daily content for WCMU's radio and digital platforms. WCMU covers 46 of Michigan's 83 counties, reporting on a wide range of issues, including local and state government, education, climate and the environment, the economy, and more. This position serves as WCMU's Great Lakes Bay Region reporter, with the primary responsibility of covering Midland, Bay, and Saginaw counties. Primary functions of this position include news reporting. Additional functions may include on-air hosting, editing and story assignment responsibilities in the absence of the News Director. Required Qualifications: Radio Reporter/Producer I (BH-1) Bachelor's degree in Broadcasting, Journalism, Multimedia, Humanities or a related field, or a combination of education and work experience that equates to four years. Demonstrated experience in reporting situations, including impromptu interview questioning and scripted situations. Demonstrated experience in field news gathering or remote recording situations. Possession of a valid driver's license and reliable transportation. Demonstrated ability to communicate effectively both verbally and in writing, and to project a positive image. General knowledge of digital editing and studio situations. Must possess basic announcing skills. Ability to maintain positive interpersonal relationships with faculty, students, visitors, and fellow work associates. Ability to complete tasks independently. Ability to work occasional evenings and weekends as needed. Radio Reporter/Producer II (BS-2) All qualifications listed for a Radio Reporter/Producer I (BH-1), plus: Two additional years of increasingly responsible experience with key elements of the job, including reporting situations, field newsgathering, digital editing, hosting and announcing. Preferred Qualifications: Radio Producer/Reporter I (BH-1) Two years of experience in on-air situations and with field recording/news gathering. Knowledge of issues, communities, and stakeholders within Midland, Bay, and Saginaw counties. Demonstrated experience with community engagement, public listening sessions, or audience-centered journalism. Demonstrated experience hosting live radio. Demonstrated experience as talent for fundraisers, interviews, and programs. Demonstrated experience as a local host of NPR news magazines. Demonstrated experience filing stories with NPR. Demonstrated experience producing multimedia content for radio, web, and social media platforms. Proficient capabilities in basic digital editing and multitrack editing. Demonstrated ability to formulate interview segments and questions. Duties & Responsibilities: Radio Reporter/Producer I (BH-1) Performs the following tasks under direct supervision: Serves as WCMU's primary reporter covering the Great Lakes Bay Region, which includes Midland, Bay, and Saginaw counties. Schedules, records, and edits interviews for radio station use. Researches story topics and/or guests for possible programs or segments. Acts as talent for fundraisers, interviews, and programs. Operates radio remote and radio studio equipment as required. Assists in the development of radio programs and materials and contributes to ongoing projects as needed. Assists with the logistics of interviews or guest appearances. Develops buildouts of radio news stories for WCMU's digital platforms. Occasionally serves as a back-up host for Morning Edition, All Things Considered, and other news programs. Develops contacts with Central Michigan University departments, local and state government officials, and various constituents. Develops and maintains relationships with community
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