INTERNATIONAL FILM SERIES
International Film Series books, promotes, and screens movies not normally accessible to UW Oshkosh students and Oshkosh residents. This includes international films, independent films, silent films, and classic Hollywood movies. For more information contact the faculty advisor: Caryn Murphy, Assistant Professor.
NATIONAL BROADCASTING SOCIETY
UW Oshkosh has one of the largest chapters of the National Broadcasting Society. The purpose of NBS is to enhance the development of college and university students involved in broadcasting, cable, telecommunications, and other electronic media. For more information contact the faculty advisor: Keith Kintner, Engineer.
UW OSHKOSH FILM SOCIETY
UW Oshkosh Film Society is a great way for students interested in motion pictures to gain experience outside of the classroom. Film Society views, discusses, and produces films. Membership is open to all UW-Oshkosh students and new members are always welcome. For more information contact the faculty advisor: Doug Heil, Professor.
TITAN TV
Titan TV is the official UW Oshkosh cable channel. Airing on Time
Warner Cable, Channel 66. Students pitch, write, and produce original programs on a weekly basis, as well as covering campus news and sports. For more information contact the faculty advisor: Justine Stokes, Director of TV Services.
WRST
WRST, Radio Station of the Titans, is a full-service noncommercial station. WRST-FM prides itself in providing quality alternative programming to area listeners in Oshkosh and the Fox Valley. For more information contact the faculty advisor: Randall Davidson, Director of Radio Services.
SBE Student Chapter 80.1 (UWO )
The Society of Broadcast Engineers (SBE) is a national non-profit professional society. The Society is designed to serve the professional needs of those persons engaged in Broadcast Engineering. SBE is devoted to advancing all levels and types of broadcast engineering through fellowship, education, industry links and professional recognition. For more information contact the faculty advisor: Keith Kintner, Engineer.





