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School of Broadcasting
Brown’s DNA is broadcasting. Richard and Helen Brown started the School of Broadcasting in 1946 to train young men and women for careers in the emerging field of Radio Broadcasting. In the 1950s, television changed communication forever. Brown responded with the addition of the Television Production program in 1954.
Today, technology – including the Internet, streaming audio, on-demand video, satellite radio and podcasts – is fueling a communications revolution. And this revolution is creating opportunities for people who can produce the audio and video messages to feed an information-hungry world.
The Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul comprise one of the nation’s largest media markets. You’ll find Brown alumni on the air and behind the scenes at a number of radio and television station in both towns. In fact, Brown grads from our Television Production Program are helping produce news and entertainment every day, for stations from New York to LA, from small-town radio shows to CNN.The School of Broadcasting offers three programs:
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Radio Broadcasting | Applied Associate of Science |
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Television Broadcasting | Applied Associate of Science |
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Available at the Mendota Heights campus.
“Our long history of preparing broadcasters is more than a source of pride; it opens doors for our graduates.”
-Lisa Wright, Department Chair, Radio Broadcasting and Television Production
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