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2011-2012
Annual Equal Employment Opportunity (E.E.O.) Report
4/1/11 – 3/31/12
Filed 3/31/12
Report prepared and filed by Jo Painter – WEEU Radio 3/31/12
WEEU Broadcasting Company, Inc. WEEU Radio 34 North Fourth Street Reading , PA 19601
Employment Report for 2011 - 2012
Job Referral Organizations
Job Opportunities The station is not currently seeking to fill any full-time jobs. Resumes for file can always be mailed to: WEEU Radio c/o Resume File 34 North Fourth Street Reading , PA. 19601 No phone calls please.
Part One: Full Time Hire There were 0 full time hire between 4/1/11 and 3/31/12 …. Part Two: Interviews for Full Time Positions: 7 7 candidates were interviewed for the position of “account executive” during the 1st quarter of 2012. As stated above, no full-time hire was made. Recruitment sources for this position and the number of interviewees from each source are listed below. None of the following sources requested to be on a list of employment sources.
Albright College 610.921.2381
Alvernia University 1.888.ALVERNIA
Berks County Ahedd Office (610)375-7692
Department of Labor & Industry Office of Affirmative Action Room 1415 Labor & Industry Building 7th & Forester Streets Harrisburg, PA 17120 717-787-5279
Hispanic Center
PA
Career Link - Berks Co. 610-988-1310
Penn
State Berks Campus P.O. Box 7009 Reading, PA 19610 610-396-6000
Reading Area Community College 610-372-4721
Kutztown University 610- 683-4000
Reading Eagle Newspaper Classifieds 2 345 Penn Street Reading, PA 19603 610-371-5000 Number of Interviewees:
Reading Eagle Online Website Classified Ads 345 Penn Street Reading, PA 19603 610-371-5000
WEEU Radio Online Website 1 WEEU Radio Online Website 34 North Fourth Street Reading, PA 19601
WEEU Radio 4 WEEU Radio 34 North Fourth Street Number of interviewees: Part Three: Supplemental E.E.O. Initiatives SUPPLEMENTAL INITIATIVES WEEU participated in 41 different supplemental initiatives during the period, including student job-shadowing, mentoring, and various media and communications presentations in the community, plus awarded one cash scholarship to a student involved with radio broadcasting at the station. WEEU also worked with about 30 students on a regular basis, providing hands-on broadcast experience by means of our weekly WEEU Radio Voices talk-radio program. (See below for further details on all topics and initiatives.) 1. 4/5/11 – WEEU’s Dave Kline led a radio broadcast interview in Shartlesville Lions Club Center for Students 2. 4/5/11 – WEEU’s Jo Painter presented a communications program at the Berks Women’s Symposium 3. 4/6/11 – WEEU’s Charlie Adams conducted a mentoring session for a Reading Area Community College Communications Student. 4. 4/9/11 – WEEU’s Dave Kline led a radio communications mentoring session for 8 scouts in the Explorer Post Student Program 5. 4/30/11 – WEEU’s Jo Painter hosted the Fund A Cure for the JDRF 6. 8/10/11 – WEEU’s Dave Kline conducted a communications workshop for 50 students at Atonement Lutheran Church Wyomissing Summer Camp 7. 8/17/11 – WEEU’s Charlie Adams served as MC for the “Heart Healthy” Program at First Energy Stadium 7,000 people 8. 10/11/11 – WEEU’s Charlie Adams led a radio communications mentoring session for 20 students at Big Brothers, Big Sisters Berks County 9. 11/1/11 - WEEU’s Charlie Adams conducted a mentoring session for a Reading Area Community College Communications Student. 10. 11/4/11 – WEEU’s Charlie Adams presented a radio communications program to 22 students at Peen-Bernville School 11. 11/7/11 - WEEU’s Charlie Adams conducted a mentoring session for a Penn State Berks Communications Student. 12. 11/9/11 – WEEU’s Mike Keller presented a radio communications program to 20 students at Wyomissing Elementary School 13. 11/10/11 – WEEU’s Mike Keller presented a radio communications program to 25 students at Topton Elementary School 14. 11/10/11 – WEEU’s Mike Keller presented a radio communications program to 25 students at Conrad Weiser School 15. 11/10/11 – WEEU’s Mike Keller presented a radio communications program to 25 students at Perry Township Elementary School 16. 11/10/11 – WEEU’s Sean Frey presented a radio communications program to 25 students at Muhlenberg School 17. 11/10/11 – WEEU’s Sean Frey presented a radio communications program to 25 students at Laurel Park Elementary School 18. 11/11/11 – WEEU’s Mike Keller presented a radio communications program to 20 students at Oley Valley Elementary School 19. 11/11/11 – WEEU’s Mike Keller presented a radio communications program to 20 students at Riverside Elementary School 20. 11/11/11 – WEEU’s Mike Keller presented a radio communications program to 20 students at Twin Valley Elementary School 21. 11/14/11 – WEEU’s Sean Frey presented a radio communications program to 25 students Exeter Elementary School 22. 11/14/11 – WEEU’s Sean Frey presented a radio communications program to 25 students at Governor Mifflin Elementary School 23. 11/14/11 – WEEU’s Sean Frey presented a radio communications program to 25 students at Kutztown Elementary School 24. 11/14/11 – WEEU’s Charlie Adams presented a radio communications program to an assembly of 700 students at Pottstown Middle School 25. 11/15/11 – WEEU’s Mike Keller presented a radio communications program to 20 students at Conrad Weiser Elementary School 26. 11/15/11 – WEEU’s Mike Keller presented a radio communications program to 20 students at Fleetwood Elementary School 27. 11/15/11 – WEEU’s Mike Keller presented a radio communications program to 20 students at Schuylkill Valley Elementary School 28. 11/16/11 – WEEU’s Charlie Adams presented a radio communications program to an assembly of 400 students at Oley Valley High School Career Day 29. 12/2/11 - WEEU’s Charlie Adams conducted a mentoring session for a Penn State Berks Communications Student. 30. 12/9/11 - WEEU’s Charlie Adams conducted a mentoring session for a Penn State Berks College Communications Student. 31. 12/19/11 - WEEU’s Charlie Adams conducted a mentoring session for a Penn State Berks College Communications Student. 32. 1/4/12 - WEEU’s Charlie Adams conducted a mentoring session for an Alvernia College Communications Student. 33. 1/16/12 – WEEU’s Paul Druzba conducted a radio station tour and program for 4 cub scout students from Pack 333 in St Lawrence 34. 1/25/12 - WEEU’s Charlie Adams conducted a mentoring session for a Reading Area Community College Communications Student 35. 1/27/12 - WEEU’s Charlie Adams conducted a mentoring session for a Reading Area Community College Communications Student 36. 2/1/12 - WEEU’s Charlie Adams conducted a mentoring session for a Penn State Berks Communications Student 37. 2/8/12 - WEEU’s Charlie Adams conducted a mentoring session for a Penn State Berks Communications Student 38. 2/10/12 - WEEU’s Charlie Adams conducted a mentoring session for a Penn State Berks Communications Student 39. 2/11/12 – WEEU’s Dave Kline presented a Radio Career Session for 12 Explorer Scouts 40. 2/8/12 – WEEU’s Jack Holcomb presented a Radio Career Session for 30 students at Albright College 41. 3/13/12 – WEEU’s Paul Druzba conducted a radio station tour and program for 12 students and 3 adults from Teach Home School INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES: WEEU Staff are available to work with college interns in the fall and winter semesters. The interns have an opportunity to learn skills in a variety of radio positions from news-writing to promotions, sales and production. The intern is typically in his or her senior year of college. WEEU will work with the intern to help them meet the requirements necessary to get credits for the internship for the college if it offers such a program. The internship usually requires approximately 30 hours a week. WEEU also offers ‘shadow’ opportunities to students who seek them for school projects or career programs. These are typically one day experiences shadowing a professional at the radio station. These are unpaid internships. TRAINING PROGRAMS: During the time period of this report, (52 weeks), WEEU continued working with students from various regional high schools, providing them with a hands-on opportunity to participate in all aspects of the actual live talk-radio broadcast of a weekly show for and about teens. Known as “RADIO VOICES” this weekly, one-hour talk-radio show involves students with every aspect of the show including pre-production, selection of topics, board operation, panelist duties, interaction with listeners/callers, and follow through. The opportunity provides a realistic training opportunity, allowing students to consider whether or not a career in this field might be something they want to pursue beyond high school. (78 students) SCHOLARSHIPS: In March of 2012 WEEU offered and awarded a $250.00 cash scholarship to Amy Kirkpatrick of Sinking Spring. The scholarship is available to one of the students who regularly participated in WEEU ’s weekly ‘RADIO VOICES’ talk-radio program for teens during the previous year. By their involvement with the radio show and a through a review process with the show’s one adult host who administers the program, as well as the one overall VOICES radio and print adult administrator, candidates had to demonstrate a desire to pursue a career in broadcasting or communications, and needed to have had a solid record of enthusiastic participation on WEEU’s Radio Voices Teen Panel Talk Show. WEEU Radio Narrative Statement: A review of WEEU’s outreach initiatives will demonstrate a firm commitment to interaction with the community in ways that include mentoring students, participating in job fairs, conducting broadcast learning seminars, offering internships and scholarships, and producing a weekly teen radio talk show for students from all school districts in the community. WEEU is very pleased with the results of our weekly teen talk radio program, RADIO VOICES, as this effort has given the students actual hands-on experience with all aspects of producing and participating in a weekly radio talk show. As an added bonus, the show is popular with teen and adult callers, and as such, it gives the students an opportunity to think on their feet as they field calls that generally center on a topic of the week. There is generally a panel of three to four teens on the show each week. Most participants are juniors and seniors in high school. This sort of effort on the part of WEEU and its employees provides broad outreach and realistic opportunities to persons in the community who may be interested in a broadcasting career. WEEU is an equal opportunity employer. It is the policy of WEEU to provide equal employment opportunity to all qualified individuals without regard to their race, color, religion, national origin, sex, age, disability, sexual orientation or any other characteristic protected by law, in all personnel actions.
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