Hi,
I'm Sejal, your Development Officer for 2009/10.
It's my job to provide advice and support for new and existing member stations on a wide range of issues, including licensing, training, funding, legal compliance and other radio based queries.
There is no stereotypical student radio station: every one of the 60+ stations in the UK operates in a unique way. This variation gives the student radio community in the UK a great opportunity to learn from other stations and to share ideas.
If anyone has any questions about running your station, developing your station, or getting started. Just email me!!!!
Sejal
ROSKILDE FESTIVAL RADIO 2010
The Danish Student Radio Association is organising the official radio for Roskilde festival and are looking for 4 native English speakers to produce one of the shows.
Calling All Talented Promo and Imaging Producers
The popular radio production podcast, "Earshot Creative Review", is planning to feature producing and imaging work from student radio.
MUZU.tv Launches Music Video Jukebox
MUZU.tv, supporter for the Student Radio Association, has announced the launch of a music video Jukebox that has the potential to change the future of music video viewing!
Radio Production Event in the North
Tuesday 23rd March 2010 sees a showcase of the best in northern radio production taking place at the Imperial War Museum North, Salford Quays.
European Young Journalist Awards
The European Young Journalist Award 2010 has been launched and the competition is on for Europe’s best up-and-coming journalistic talent.