Rod Julian, Expert Tower Safety Engineer will be our presenter for the June 13 Chapter Luncheon at the Old Spaghetti Factory in South Center. Rod is the son of a Broadcaster with roots in Telecom. Rod has been involved in tower inspections and complex accident investigations. Rod has recently has been involved in the development…
Providing news and views from a broadcast engineers perspective since September 1986 One of the big items in the news recently has been the eruption of Kilauea on the Big Island of Hawaii. It’s not that the eruption of Kilauea is something new as it…
Do you have 10 years or more of responsible broadcast engineering or related technology experience under your belt? If so… then consider consolidating your skill set with the “Senior” level of Certification in your field of expertise. Certified Senior Radio Engineer (CSRE) and Certified Senior…
Ryan Phillips, Chapter Election Committee – It’s time for the SBE Chapter 16 Board Officers election. Nominations are now being accepted for the board positions of Chair, Vice Chair, Secretary, Treasurer, and two Board Directors. Consider nominating those in our industry, preferably within our membership,…
There were 31 members and guests attending the Chapter Luncheon at Federal Way Round Table Pizza May 16. The emphasis of the Luncheon was to provide an opportunity for broadcast students to interact with the students attend. The event provided students from Bates Technical College…
SBE Chapter 16 is proud to offer for the 4th year in a row the SBE Chapter 16 Arne Skoog Memorial Scholarship. With last year’s expansion to include more states in the northwest, the scholarship was given to SBE members in Idaho, Montana and…
The NAB 2018 review and Clay Freinwald’s NAB Service to Broadcast Engineering Achievement Award were featured at the April Chapter Luncheon. The luncheon was held Wednesday, April 18 at the Old Spaghetti Factory in South Center. Chapter Chairman Jon Kasprick opened the meeting with chapter…
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