UO National Broadcasting Society

05/28/2015

Thank you to everyone that attended the film festival tonight! What a great year. Go Ducks!

05/27/2015

Join us tonight at 5:30 p.m. in Esslinger 105 for some awesome student videos and free food!

05/26/2015

Tomorrow is the Film Festival! Join us to watch the winners of each video category.

Admission is free, anyone can come, and there will be FREE FOOD!

05/19/2015

LAST DAY FOR SUBMISSIONS!

Submissions are due TODAY by 4 PM! Submit them into the NBS Film Festival folder on the J server or email them to Rachel Glass at [email protected].

More information on our film festival here: http://blogs.uoregon.edu/nbsfilmfestival15/

Submit your creations to share with your peers, and also for the chance to win an awesome prize!

04/21/2015

Check out our video on what we did at this year's convention!

Don't forget! We are still taking submissions for our film festival! Keep sending in your submissions. Read more about it here: http://blogs.uoregon.edu/nbsfilmfestival15/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w9bwibtx-XA

University of Oregon's National Broadcasting Society takes on Atlanta for the 73rd National Convention.

04/04/2015

Great first week back. Have a safe and fun weekend! Happy spring term!

03/28/2015

Last day of the 73rd National Broadcasting Society-Alpha Epsilon Rho Convention! Our girls have had a blast networking with professionals and meeting students from around the country.

03/27/2015

Currently learning about drones!

03/26/2015

Tips from panelists on getting that first job:

1. Be open to different things. It's okay to dabble in everything.

2. Keep your networks strong. Build and maintain relationships.

3. Stay dedicated and be persistent. Always follow-up and take that extra step.

4. Rejection is okay. Take it in the right way and learn from it.

5. Utilize LinkedIn or any form of social media to reach out and get on a company's radar.

03/26/2015

Starting the second day with Richard Griffiths, Vice President and Senior Editorial Director of CNN Worldwide, giving us advice on the importance of accuracy and great storytelling.

"To be successful your generation will have to go deep."