Student Organizations
Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ)
Students can join the local chapter of this organization, whose membership includes professional reporters and editors in addition to Southeast faculty and journalism students. Members are dedicated to freedom of the press and the public’s “right to know.”
Society of Professional Journalists http://www.spj.org
Advisor - Cindie Jeter Yanow, Grauel 110B, (573) 651-2485, cjeter@semo.edu
Southeast Student Ad Club
The student chapter of the American Advertising Federation (http://www.aaf.org) involves students with seminars, hands-on projects, conferences and contacts in the professional sector.
Advisor - Karie Hollerbach, Grauel 104C, (573) 986-6437, khollerbach@semo.edu
Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA)
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The student chapter http://www.prssa.org of the national Public Relations Society of America(http://www.prsa.org) involves students with workshops, field trips and participation in promotional campaigns for campus and community organizations.
Advisor – Susan Gonders, Grauel 110A, (573) 651-2486, sgonders@gmail.com |
Media Communications Association-International (MCA-I)
This organization (http://mca-i.org) is a professional chapter involving both students and professionals interested in video and film production. Speakers and field trips give students further insight into their chosen careers. Members often assist campus and community organizations in significant video projects.
Advisor – James Dufek, Grauel 205, (573) 651-2484, jdufek@semo.edu
Advisor - Fred Jones, Grauel 202G, (573) 651-2614, fjones@semo.edu
The Arrow
This is Southeast’s national award-winning newspaper. Students contribute to the newspaper beginning with their first journalism class, gaining knowledge of writing, editing and designing a weekly publication.
Visit the Capaha Arrow online at http://capahaarrow.com
Advisor – Tamara Buck, GB 104A, (573) 651-2596, tbuck@semo.edu
The National Broadcasting Society/Alpha Epsilon Rho
The Southeast chapter of NBS brings members and area radio professionals together to discuss significant trends and events occurring in the radio broadcasting industry. In addition to monthly chapter meetings, annual regional and national NBS conventions, NBS offers students excellent opportunities for networking with pros.
Visit the NBS online at http://www.onu.edu/org/nbs
Advisor – Bruce Mims, Grauel 110C, (573) 651-2126, bmims@semo.edu
Rage 103.7, KDMC: "The True Alternative"
 A Low-Power FM Radio Station, staffed by students, the station offers announcing, control room, production and management experiences in a controlled setting. The alternative rock format also features music by local artists.
Visit KDMC online at: http://www.semo.edu/kdmc
Advisor – Bruce Mims, Grauel 110C, (573) 651-2126, bmims@semo.edu
KRCU 90.9 FM: The Region's NPR Affiliate
KRCU is the National Public Radio affiliate for the Southeast Missouri region. Students compete for staff positions in announcing, news production and promotion.
Listen to KRCU online at http://www.krcu.org
General Manager – Dan Woods, KRCU Building, (573) 651-5070
Riverfront PR
This organization is a student-operated public relations agency that accepts both on- and off-campus clients, providing students with experience in client relations and campaigns; open to both PR and Advertising students.
Advisor – Mike Simmons, GB 104B, (573) 651-2976, msimmons@semo.edu
National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ)
NABJ is an association of journalists, students and media-related professionals that provides quality programs and services year-round to benefit black journalists worldwide.
Advisor - Ann White, Grauel 104F, (573) 651-2419, aywhite@semo.edu
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