WVAS Program Director - $48410 per YEAR

Alabama State University, located in Montgomery, Alabama, is a prominent institution dedicated to providing quality education and fostering community engagement. Known for its commitment to diversity, academic excellence, and innovative programs, the university serves as a vital cultural and educational hub in the region. Within the university, the WVAS Radio Station operates as a key division under the Institutional Advancement Department, aiming to deliver impactful broadcasting and community-oriented programming. WVAS Radio Station strives to enhance its reach and influence by producing diverse and engaging content that aligns with the university's mission and values. This full-time, salaried opportunity is ideal for individuals passionate about radio broadcasting, communication, and community engagement, offering a stable career path with competitive compensation at $48,410 annually. The role of Program Director at Alabama State University’s WVAS Radio Station is a leadership position responsible for overseeing and coordinating all programming activities of the station. Working closely with the Station Manager, the Program Director ensures that every aspect of the station's programming aligns with its mission, strategic growth goals, licensee directives, and federal broadcasting regulations. The position demands creating and managing the monthly broadcast schedule, determining and implementing the programming format, and supervising all on-air announcers, including scheduling and hiring recommendations. This director-level role also involves coordinating with engineers for station repairs, managing remote events and live specials, and developing innovative programming in collaboration with managers and hosts. Additionally, the Program Director is expected to manage the station’s social media presence, oversee the FTP site, and compile comprehensive reports for audits and grant surveys. The role necessitates strong organizational, leadership, and communication skills, as well as the ability to work collaboratively with diverse teams including staff, consultants, students, and volunteers. This is a critical position for maintaining the station’s quality, compliance, and community impact while driving its future growth and success.

• Bachelor's degree in communications or a relevant field
• five years working in radio and or television preferably in a supervisory capacity
• valid driver's license with an insurable driving record
• ability to maintain 24-hour availability
• relevant experience and ability may be substituted for the educational requirement