SCBA names scholarship winners

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Southern California Broadcasters Association has announced the winners of its 2013 radio broadcasting awards, which are awarded to students who are pursuing Radio careers. The SCBA Scholarship Fund is managed by the California Community Foundation and grants three scholarships annually in the field of Radio Broadcast Communications.


–Brandon Lang is the recipient of the 2013 Stan Spero Radio Broadcasting Award at California State University, Fullerton. Brandon has spent the last four years studying the radio industry and works at Cal State Fullerton’s Titan Radio as technical director. He is also responsible for running the audio/visual aspects of numerous on-campus events. Upon graduating, Brandon will pursue a career as a technical director and one day hopes to be general manager of a radio station.

–Jacqueline Iniga is the winner of the 2013 Ben Hoberman Radio Broadcasting Award at Cal State Los Angeles. She is studying Broadcast Journalism and is a first generation Hispanic single mother with a career objective of becoming a Radio Announcer.

–Andrew Louie has been awarded the 2013 George Nicholaw Radio Broadcasting Award at Pasadena City College and currently works for the school’s Lancer Radio as a Play By Play Sports Announcer, Host, Producer and Board Operator for various programs. Andrew is interested in continuing his goal of becoming a Radio Announcer with the Lakers once he graduates.

Preference is given to students majoring in Radio Broadcast Communications at each of the schools. Selection is not based solely on GPA, but may also be based on other factors, such as commitment to and promise in broadcasting, service to the school and community, or other criteria that the faculty or scholarship committee considers appropriate. Students enrolled in these schools who wish to apply for future scholarships should contact the scholarship committee chair for the current requirements and application deadline.

“One of our goals at SCBA is to attract the ‘best and the brightest’ to Southern California Radio”, said SCBA President Thom Callahan. “The SCBA Scholarships are designed to help qualified students see a ‘Welcome’ sign towards a fulfilling Radio career”.