Waldorf University
The 2011 Fall Electronic Field Production class spent the semester creating marketing videos for Waldorf. The videos took professors in various departments, and let the share what made Waldorf special to them. The students in the class arranged schedules, filmed interviews & outside video, and then edited the pieces to be used on the Waldorf website. Check out the videos in the playlist below!
The Communications Department 2009 bowling night held at Super Bowl.
The annual Comm Mini-Golf events was held March 29 in the hallways of Thorson, Salveson and Nilsssen-Boe. More than 50 students took part.
Forest City, IA Oct 20, 2010 — Waldorf College’s communications department has been undergoing several important changes this year. One important change leading into the 2010/2011 school year was the upgrade of automation for, KZOW, the college’s student-run radio station. After several years of using Scott Studios SS32 (Google SS32), the station replaced their windows-based professional-grade system with the apple based, Megaseg “Advanced DJ and Radio Automation App.”
The decision to upgrade to a different system took place in early August of 2010, after KZOW spent part of the summer off air. “[SS32] took a while to get used to,” Valerie Miller, Waldorf senior and Co-station manager of KZOW said, “[Megaseg] is much easier to teach people.” Student reactions have also been positive since changing over, “It just flows better…” Aaron Olson, a KZOW DJ, had to say about Megaseg in contrast to the SS32 system.
Since KZOW has had such a positive experience with Megaseg, it has caught the attention of another campus media. Waldorf College student-run TV station, Wal-TV, has looked into its capabilities. “Wal-TV was run from an iPod,” Tad Venzke, station manager of Wal-TV and Waldorf junior explained. “We are almost 100% music videos, 24 hours a day.” Looking to improve the experience of keeping the playlist current, Megaseg became a viable option. “The iPod process was very mundane… it was time consuming and tedious,” Venzke continued, “Megaseg is as simple as download, import, and it’s done… It’s an amazing opportunity”
Such has been the tradition for the past 12 years, the annual communications department bowling night was a blast! Check out some of the pictures from the night!
Years gone by
This is the 2010 Study Trip to Europe led by Professor David Damm.
The Communications Department 2010 mini golf tournament held in the hallways of the Waldorf.
The Communications Department 2009 bowling night held at Superbowl.
The Communications Department 2008 bowling night held at Superbowl.
Congratulations to all of the communication majors graduating in 2008!