Annual FCC EEO Report Sept 2013

OREGON PUBLIC BROADCASTING

ANNUAL EEO REPORT

For the period commencing October 1, 2012 and ending September 21, 2013

This report lists all full-time vacancies that were filled during the reporting period for KOAB-FM/Bend, KOAC-FM/Astoria, KOPB-

AM/Eugene, KOGL-FM/ Gleneden Beach, KOTD-FM/The Dalles, KRBM-FM/Pendleton, KOPB-FM/Portland, KOAC-TV/Corvallis,

KOAB-TV/Bend, KTVR-TV/LaGrande, KEPB-TV/ Eugene, KTMK-FM/Tillamook, KOPB-TV/Portland. Oregon Public Broadcasting also

Leadership Giving

Coordinator

Volunteer Resources

Coordinator

* Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians

Charlie

American Indian Science & Engineering Society

(AISES)

American Society for Engineering Education

(ASEE)

Paula Whitley

Asian American Journalists Association

Black Public Media /National Black Programming

Consortium

Christian

Center for Asian American Media

Centralia Community College

Community Nonprofit Resource Group (CNRG)

Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) jobline

Current

Kathleen Unwin

* Dept. of Human Services Self Sufficiency section

Nonprofit Association of Oregon job board

Women in Film and Video –Bay Area Chapter

Young Professionals of Portland

Locally, OPB had booths at two career fairs in 2013. The Urban League’s Career Connections Job Fair in April 2013 was attended by

our Manager of Recruitment and Benefits and our Executive Producer of Think Out Loud. The Clackamas Youth Career Expo was

attended by 1,500 high school and community college students from a variety of back grounds, including students being home

schooled, from area high schools, and from Job Corps programs. The Expo was staffed by the Director of Human and Volunteer

Resources, the Director of the Network Center in Engineering, and the Senior Manager of Community Engagement for Earthfix.

OPB staffed a booth at the 2012 Unity Convention, the largest gathering of journalists nationally, talking with students, potential interns

and people seeking employment. Unity is comprised of four national associations: Asian American Journalists Association, National

Association of Hispanic Journalists, and the Native American Journalists Association. The OPB staff at Unity included the VP of News

and Public Affairs, the Executive Producer of Oregon Art Beat, the Director of Human and Volunteer Resources and the Senior

project which includes a four-week long computer science summer camp for 7th and 8th grade girls with original curriculum, a mentoring

program, a multi-media approach and interactive web site, as well as a 10-year commitment to the students involved. The camp will

run for three years and systematic follow-on activities within electronic environments will create an ongoing community of students, their

families, mentors and teachers as well as partners. The focus in this particular project is on overcoming the lack of young women in

computer science. For this project, OPB served as a “field trip” site for this year’s computer science summer camp so campers could

learn more about women in science and technology fields. One of OPB’s web developers was featured in a video for the project

profiling women in computer science fields and OPB’s Managing Editor of www.opb.org is on the advisory committee for G2CS.

Web writing and multi-media tools preferred. Students must have understanding of breaking news and basic journalism principles. They

must be able to work independently and with others. Coursework either in graphic arts and or journalism (or both) a plus.

elements highly recommended. A typical weekly time commitment is 32+ hours/week.

Production: KMHD Jazz Radio

This internship involves the creation, development, and writing of on-air material for KMHD promotions, interviews, shows and creative

materials. Duties may include board operation, audio production, writing, spot production, and interview editing.

KMHD Jazz Radio

This internship involves assisting with daily duties at KMHD 89.1 FM. Tasks and learning experiences will include: music library

maintenance, on-air host support, board operations for syndicated programs, clerical tasks, preparing materials for promotion, fund-

drive assistance and more.

Volunteer Management

This internship is in the Volunteer Resources area of the Human Resources and Administration department. Volunteer Resources is

responsible for overseeing the involvement of all unpaid staff (about 2,000 volunteers, interns and work experience students). As a

result, an internship would be specifically developed based on an accepted student's skills, background and interests. An internship

would involve at least one of the following:

projects based on specific program needs and the skills of the intern applicant.

Fund Raising: Donor and Business Development

Work with Planned Giving and Leadership Gifts Departments in stewardship and cultivation activities including producing weekly e-

newsletter to donors, station tour events, acknowledgments and thank you calls. Assist in identifying and researching potential

foundation, corporate and individual prospective donors. Assist in the development and implementation of cultivation and stewardship

programs. Learn about all aspects of managing a development program from direct mail solicitation to donor recognition. Assist with

production of special events as needed.

Multimedia Journalism/Digital Content

other departments at OPB or KMHD. May include work with web APIs, cloud services, and mobile applications.

This internship involves production assistance with opbmusic studio sessions, web content and the 24/7 music channel. Duties may

include assisting with video production, audio production, writing for and producing media for the website, organizing the music library,

promotion and assisting at events.