No more \u201cbig old speaker\u201d outside blasting neighbors or faulty and exposed wiring from 20 years ago \u2013 just a couple of the issues radio station KJCC has endured over the years. At least, according to Station Manager Jeff Ochoa, who can breathe a sigh of relief these days, at least for a moment, as the much anticipated, newly renovated, studio that debuted this semester.<\/p>\n
Despite delays, mishaps and furniture \u201cmalfunctions,\u201d the Broadcasting Department has a newly renovated studio with new audio equipment, additional microphones and a new audio mixing board.<\/p>\n
KJCC is San Jose City College\u2019s radio station which is run and DJed by students, under the guidance of their advisor, broadcasting professor Elizabeth Gebhart.<\/p>\n
Along with the new gadgets, many outgoing students have taken an interest in Broadcasting at SJCC. The department has an active club and a growing network of past and present students who stay in touch.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe have to thank VP Jorge Escobar for keeping the contractors focused on the KJCC remodel project,\u201d Gebhart. \u201cGoing forward, KJCC Radio is always looking for new student broadcasters. Join the Broadcasting class or the Media Club! (We) welcome new DJs and show hosts.\u201d<\/p>\n
Besides playing music, talk and interviews, KJCC also has an active sports division, covering all the major sports on campus. This semester they are doing live coverage of all the women\u2019s softball games.<\/p>\n
KJCC kicked off the semester with a live stream of the Mayor\u2019s State of the City address, and interviewed city and college officials.<\/p>\n
Broadcasting is a valuable resource on SJCC campus. Along with their sports coverage, events on campus \u2013 whether they be ASG, club sponsored, or events coordinated by the college administration \u2013 the department is usually involved.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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