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How do I become a disc jockey? The Communication Department at SFA offers a program that helps prepare students in the radio and television field. By taking a few classes (COM 101, 111, 112 and 212) then a student is able to be on the radio. The students that are on the radio are currently taking the 319 course. This is a one hour course that requires 6 hours of on air time a week or eight hours during the summer sessions. The course can to be taken up to six times.
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Where can I find information about KSAU? If you are interested in going into radio there are two options. The first one would be to speak to the department chair, Dr. Ramsey (936-468-4001) about possible interest. Or you can speak to the KSAU advisor, Mrs. Sherry Williford (936-468-1278). Either one can be found in Boynton Building on the SFA campus.
Who are the people that are on the radio? The disc jockeys that you hear on KSAU are the same as any other students. We are in the same organizations and are just trying to meet our degree requirements. We provide all of the on air talent as well as doing news, sports, and live remotes. We are not paid for this job so take it easy on us when you call in and request songs.
Where do we get the music and programs? All music and programs that we play on air are sent from production companies and recording companies. Unfortunately this means that we do not always get in cd's that are popular because they simply were not sent to us.
When can I hear the station? KSAU 90.1 can be heard every day of the week from 10:00am until 2:00am.
