FAQs

How can UWW-TV benefit me?

In addition to partnering with the UWW-TV staff on programming concepts, many campus departments and organizations have worked with us in the past regarding video production needs.  As a local news source, UWW-TV covers a large number of campus and community events every year.  If you have (or know of) an event you would like covered (residence hall activities, student profile, organization event, etc.), visit CONTACT for more information.

Yes! UWW-TV accepts students of all different majors. As long as you have the work ethic to keep you going, you should have no problem fitting in. We have a wide variety of programs to choose from, including but not limited to:

  • Live Sports & Studio Production
  • News & Sports Anchoring
  • Audio & Visual
  • Acting & Announcing

Auditions for talent are typically held the second week of every semester. Look for the announcement on posters, social media, and through word of mouth as the time approaches. You can sign up for an audition at the UWW-TV business office, 1208 Anderson Library.

Can I still be involved if
I’m not a Communications major?

How can I find out more about what’s on UWW-TV?

Television guides for each campus channel are sent via email by the beginning of the week to various department heads across campus and the community, including staff in University Housing.

Check with your Complex Director and Assistant Complex Directors, and you can request to be added to the mailing list.

Absolutely! We are always open to new ideas.

UWW-TV makes every effort to serve the needs of the campus, and although our team is rather skilled, we are not mind-readers. If you have an idea for a show that you would like to see created, visit CONTACT for more information on how to reach out.

Can I suggest a program/show idea to play on UWW-TV?

What services are provided by UWW-TV?

The UWW-TV staff produces programming strictly for channels 100.1 and 101.1. The choice of what events are covered and when falls under the UWW-TV Student Executive Staff, under the advisement of the Director and Program Director of UWW-TV, Jim Mead and Joe Mabie.

There are a variety of other services on campus dedicated to video production unrelated to UWW-TV television programming, including University Marketing and Communications, CoBE, or Video One Media Services.

University Housing Technology (ResNET) handles all technical issues with the campus cable system. For more information, visit CONTACT for the phone number.

What do I do if I am
having issues with my cable television?