Classes

Green River College is the home of two non-profit, non-commercial radio stations, KGRG-FM and Classic Alternative KGRG1. Both of our stations are managed and staffed by students enrolled in GRC’s Broadcast Journalism program. All of KGRG’s content, including music selection, production, promotions, specialty programming, web content, and social media, is curated in-house by our student DJs and management.

This is radio for the students, by the students.

Green River College offers one of the best, most comprehensive radio education programs in the country. What sets us apart is that our coursework is combined with live on-air practice and experience that students can apply to any number of jobs in the broadcasting industry.

Our radio lab classes focus on hands-on learning, including coaching on announcing, news-writing, and radio production techniques, while our lecture courses get deep into the history of broadcasting and broadcast technology, as well as education about the business of radio, including marketing , sales, community relations, and programming.

Several of our classes satisfy a Humanities/Fine Arts/English requirement for an AA degree as well activity credits for other degree paths offered at Green River College. GRC also offers degree options within the journalism department for broadcast students.

Visit one of these pages for more information about our Broadcasting program:

Radio Stations – Green River College

Green River College Announces AA Degree With Concentration in Broadcast and Digital Media – Gator News – Green River College

If you have questions, comments, or concerns about academic advising, contact our Director of Broadcast Operations, Jeff MacMillan via E-Mail: jmacmillan@greenriver.edu