Dear students,
If you go to one broadcast conference this year, the Broadcast Education Association Convention, April 11-15 in Las Vegas, Nevada, is the one. Join us at this year's extravaganza.
WHY?
It's the premier event for student career advice, a golden opportunity to network with broadcast students from across the US and broadcast professionals. You can participate in dozens of great broadcast workshops and discussions. And it's Las Vegas.
• Check out the BEA-NAB Student Career Fair here (http://www.nabef.org/careerCenter/careerFairs.asp). It's a chance to meet recruiters from major media companies and take part in career coaching sessions.
• Here's the BEA 2015 Convention schedule (http://www.beaweb.org/wp/?page_id=1336)
• Best of all: BEA membership is FREE (http://www.beaweb.org/wp/?page_id=507) for CoJMC students, and registration for the convention (http://registration.experientevent.com/ShowBEA151/) is just $75 before March 6, $85 after that, and $90 if you register at the convention.
Better yet, your BEA registration gets you into the 2015 National Association of Broadcasters show (http://www.nabshow.com/) next door. The NAB show is the largest broadcast show in the world, featuring 98,000 broadcast and entertainment professionals, more than 1,700 exhibits and attendees from the U.S. and 159 other countries. Every piece of broadcast equipment, software and hardware will be on display. Yep, they even have a drone pavilion (http://www.nabshow.com/attend/aerial-robotics-and-drone-pavilion) where they will be flying robotic aircraft this year.
You have to see it to believe it. Better yet, you should attend the BEA 2015 Convention to see it all.
Questions? See Barney McCoy (236 Andersen).