Tri County Technical College - Tri Co Tec Yearbook (Pendleton, SC)

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BROADCASTING ra Q ef l 'i'?' 4 Radio and television are our two most important forms of news media. They also provide sources of entertain- ment and information concerning com- munity affairs. The success of a radio or television station depends, to a great ex- tent, upon the people who make up the staff. In order to meet the growing de- mands for proficient announcers, news- men, and broadcast engineers, Tri- County Technical College established a Broadcasting program in 1968. The cur- riculum has grown every year since its beginning. It now includes such related subjects as photography and cinematog- raphy. There are now two programs, with one of them having several op- tions. Radio and Television Broad- casting is one-year diploma program de- signed to aquaint the student with the basics of broadcasting. If a student de- sires, he may elect to take a second year of training and receive the Associate in Applied Science degree upon com- pletion. The second year options are: Broadcast Management and TV Pro- duction. Broadcast Engineering is a two-year degree program which allows the student to study basic broadcasting along with more advanced engineering training. This course is designed to give the individual a good start toward both successful radio announcing and engi- neering. The second-year studies consist of on-the-job training in addition to classroom training. Also, Tri-County maintains a fuliy-equipped broadcast control room in the Broadcasting De- partment. This provides the student lab training under simulated on-the-air circumstances. N-.

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Church, Elizabeth Clamp, Thomas Edward Clark, Brenda Clark, Ruth W. Clemon, Edward Cleveland, james O. Cleveland, Londel Cobb, Brenda Cobb, Richard Wayne Cobb, Rudolph Cobun, Marshall Coen, Gentry Lyn Coleman, Roosevelt Coleman, Tommy Collins, David L. Collins, -l.C. Jr. Collins, Pamela jane Connally, Charles R. Cook, jackie T. Cooley, James Paul Corbett, Jackie W. Com, johnny W. Com, Rick Couch, Tony C. Cowart, Don Cox, Danny R. Cox, Larry F. Cox, Wendell M. Craig, Diane Cramer, Marshall Crawford, Crawford, Mike Crawford, Weseline B. Creamer, Layton Crenshaw, Jane Cromer, Brant

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I 1 INESS DMI I TRATIO The Business Administration program was structured by busi- nessmen of the tri-counties to prepare mid-management person- nel for business and industry. During the first year of a two year curriculum, the student takes basic business and managerial courses. These courses serve as a core curriculum for all the second-year options. The second-year student can specialize in one of the following areas: Administration, Accounting, or Marketing. K- WRX ff 5 r 3' Q if 2 i