Ball State University College of Communication, Information, and Media, Educational institution in Muncie, Indiana
The College of Communication, Information, and Media is a multi-building facility housing television studios, radio stations, and specialized laboratories for media production work. The spaces include electronic newsrooms and advanced audio studios designed for hands-on training.
The facility began in 1966 as the Center for Radio and Television and expanded in 1997 with modern audio studios and electronic newsrooms. This expansion allowed the institution to enhance its teaching capacity in digital media technologies.
Students engage in hands-on projects through the radio station WCRD-FM and film productions that have won regional awards. This work connects classroom learning with real media that reaches the surrounding community.
Visitors should know that the various studios and labs are accessible during operating hours, and most areas are available for tours or special events. Advance planning is recommended when hoping to see a specific facility.
The David Letterman Communication and Media Building, which opened in 2007, was named in honor of the late-night talk show host who wanted to give back to his alma mater. The building houses the IPR radio station and multiple specialized broadcasting facilities.
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