"Careers in Television and Radio - Development"
Topics:  Creative Fund Raising, On Air Fund Raising, Special Events, General Marketing, Telemarketing, Budget Planning.  Presented by John Campbell, VP Development & Staff.

"Careers in Television and Radio - Production"
Topics:  Producing and Directing, On Air Promotions, Graphic Arts, Set Design, Drawing, Airbrushing, Photography, Videography, Editing/Post Production.  Presented by WVIA Production Staff.

"Careers in Television and Radio - Business"
Topics:  Budgeting in the Not for Profit Sector, Accounts Payable/Receivable, Payroll, Tax Deduction, Annuities, Direct Deposit, End of the Month Reports, Audits.  Presented by Ron Stravinsky, Business Manager.

"Careers in Television and Radio - Engineering"
Topics:  Technical Operations, Digital Media, Mechanical Engineering, Satellite Television, HDTV.  Presented by Joe Glynn, VP Engineering.

"Careers in Television and Radio - Corporate Communications"
Topics:  Journalism, Public Relations, Public Information, Press Releases, Advertising, Magazine Editing/Publishing/Design.  Presented by Rory Giovannucci, Director of Corporate Communications.

"Careers in Television and Radio - Radio Station Operations"
Topics:  Writing/Producing, Public Speaking, Forensics, How to Use Your Voice (Accents, Pitch, Inflections), How to Prepare for an Interview, Time Management, Radio Documentary.  Presented by Larry Vojtko and WVIA FM Staff.

"How to Produce a Newscast"
Topics:  Role of a Producer, What Training you Need, What Skills are Required, How to Put a Newscast Together, Writing, Reporting, How to Become an Anchor.  Presented by Mark Thomas, VP Television Broadcast.

"Ethics in the Media"
How far will the media go to get a story?  Who feels the consequences of the choice that is made?  When is a story not a story?  Open to high school juniors and seniors who are working on their school newspaper or are in journalism classes.  These students will be set up in two teams of three each, with each student representing a News Director, Reporter and Anchor, or their counterparts in print.  Mark Thomas, WVIA’s Vice President of Broadcasting, will then present a series of events to the teams that challenges them to make news decisions of a varying degree of difficulty.  Students not on the team make up the audience for this exercise and would represent the viewers or public.  Mark will solicit their opinions or comments on the decisions that are being made by the two teams.

Tours of the master control room and production room are also available.