About UTVS Television
UTVS Television (University Television Station) is an award-winning student-run television station on the campus of St. Cloud State University. The national award-winning station began operations in 1978 under the leadership of Scott Bryce. Today, UTVS is located in Stewart Hall, and provides local programming to over 33,000 households in the St. Cloud and surrounding areas via Spectrum Channel 180.
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Grass Valley Karrera 2 ME Switcher
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Student Led
UTVS-Television is completely student-run. As part of the student organization body at St. Cloud State University, UTVS’s committee is known as the UTVS Executive Board.
The UTVS Executive Board is made up of student staff holding paid positions. Those include the following:
Station Manager
Programming Director
Marketing Director
Social Media Director
News Director
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Sports Director
Production Manager
Other students who are part of the Executive Board are Executive Producers and Associate Producers of the different shows produced at UTVS.
The Executive Board meets on a regular basis to discuss and meet the needs of the students at the television station. The meetings are run by the UTVS Station Manager.
History
UTVS or University Television Station began operations in 1978. Today, the station continues to provide programing to over 33,000 households in the St. Cloud, MN and surrounding areas via Spectrum Channel 180. In 2013, UTVS transitioned from standard definition to high definition to provide a better education experience for our students and a better product to our audience.
UTVS is home to UTVS News, a news broadcast that airs sixteen times a week. Our next biggest production is Husky Productions, a student-run hockey production that broadcasts SCSU DI hockey games out of the university’s hockey arena, the Herb Brooks National Hockey Center.
Awards
Husky Productions Wins SVG College Sports Media Awards
UTVS Wins National BEA Awards
UTVS Nominated for College Television Award
UTVS Wins SPJ Region 6 Mark of Excellence Awards
UTVS Wins 12 MBJA Eric Sevareid Awards
UTVS Wins 7 Student Production Awards
News Releases
Chris Withers ’03 excited to return to producing MLB games for NBC Sports Chicago
SCSU graduates play key roles in virtual Nickelodeon production
UTVS Produces First All Female Sports Broadcast At SCSU
SCSU graduate was TV director for World Series, will direct Hockey Day Minnesota broadcast
Stanley enjoys advising TV for SCSU, running business
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