Early college students crash Delta College Public Media

By Onnie Stone

Sept. 6 – More than 70 sophomore and junior high school-age students toured the Delta College Public Media center

“This is a great opportunity for students to be introduced to broadcasting and journalism,” said Kimberly Wells, associate professor of electronic media. Wells led students on their tour of Delta’s media center. 

Associate professor of electronic media Kimberly Wells leads Great Lakes Bay Early College students on a tour through Delta College’s Public Media Center, Delta College main campus, Sept. 6, 2023; photo credit Onnie Stone

Great Lakes Bay Early College (GLBEC) students were introduced to different broadcasting facilities utilized by Delta College Public Media. Producers for Delta College Public Media explained what they do in the broadcasting industry.

Delta College Public Media’s Mark Grzegorczyk teaches Great Lakes Bay Early College students what he does as an FM content producer, Delta College main campus, Sept. 6, 2023; photo credit Onnie Stone

Some students had a chance to see themselves on-screen as they acted out being a weather forecaster.

GLBEC students are fully immersed into college learning, earning all of their high school and college credits at Delta College and SVSU. On-campus tours give students a chance to see what different fields have to offer before they start their college careers.

“I’m happy to host early college classes and introduce them to careers in broadcasting,” said Wells, “and show all we do here at Delta College Public Media.”

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