EEO INTERNAL JOB VACANCY SUMMARY FORM
A.
Full-Time Vacancy Filled
#1
Job Title:
Staff Secretary
Date Filled: 10/9/06
#2
Job Title: Secretary
III
Date Filled: 4/9/07
#3
Job Title:
Assistant Chief Engineer
Date Filled: July 29, 2007
B.
Recruitment/Referral Sources
Source
Contact Person Address
Tel #
Hired? Interv'ed?
University of
L. Denise Hendricks 52 E. Gregory
217-333-3101 3
12
Illinois
Champaign, IL
Personnel Services *
Positions 1 & 2
(Martha Brown hired as Staff Secretary 10/9/06 and Cheryl Gerber
hired as Secretary III 4/9/07.)
*Civil Service employees hired through University
Personnel Office; must be tested and ranked
on a register and names submitted in order from the
register for interviewing.
Position 3
(Leigh O'Malley hired as Assistant Chief Engineer
7/29/07)
*Civil Service employee who bumped down to a lower
position when her position in another University
Department was eliminated. Two internal candidates had
been interviewed before the bump.
C. Attachments
No organizations requested vacancy information.
Description of Supplemental Outreach Intiatives
Sponsorship of Community Event. On an on-going
basis, the WILL Stations work with faculty at
University High School in Urbana, Illinois to develop an
oral history curriculum to train
students, including minorities, in the basics of audio
production and journalism. Each year,
the students produce a documentary that is broadcast on
WILL Radio, and a few have chosen to
major in journalism at the college level.
Sponsorship of Community Event. The WILL Stations
have developed a community outreach
initiative, designed specifically to reach young
minorities, with assistance from a member of
the faculty at the University of Illinois. Dr. Will
Patterson is co-director of the project
with WILL's Kimberlie Kranich. The Youth Media Workshop
is a collaboration between public
radio station, WILL-AM 580, and Innovative Ed.
Consulting, Inc., an educational programming,
multimedia marketing and action research company. The
workshop partners with public schools in
Champaign-Urbana, Illinois to teach African-American
youth how to make radio and television
documentaries that link their generation, the hip-hop
generation, to the civil rights and
black power generations. Middle school age female
minority students put together a radio
documentary each year. The students learn about basic
audio production and receive
instruction in newswriting from WILL's professional
staff. (Audio access to the most recent
production is available at: http://www.will.uiuc.edu/FranklinSite05/index.html.
African-American male students from Urbana High School
worked with WILL-TV and the Youth
Media Workshop on video productions. Information
available at
http://will.uiuc.edu/community/youthmediaworkshop/drumcorps.htm
and http://will.uiuc.edu/community/youthmediaworkshop/beyondbeatsandrhymeslocal.htm.
Establishment of Training Program. Station
WILL-TV hires minority trainees, with little or no
experience in television production, and teaches them
the rudiments of camera operation and
studio production. The young people involved in this
program are provided with skills that
can qualify them for higher level, full-time, positions
in broadcasting.
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