

ABOUT

The Indiana Association of School Broadcasters (IASB) is an organization consisting of and supporting Indiana high schools and colleges to promote professional excellence and student recognition in the area of media education. IASB membership consists of secondary schools and post-secondary schools that offer academic, career technical education or extra-curricular programs related to electronic media.
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Currently, 16 college members and more than 50 high schools and career and technical education centers belong to the organization. See the list.
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IASB conducts several events each year.
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Statewide Student Competitions (High School and College)
The longest running of these is the student competition - one for high schools and one for colleges. The competitions includes more than 40 categories. The top three student entries in each category are recognized with plaques or certificates.
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High School Conference and Awards Ceremony
The spring Conference is held each March in Indianapolis. More than 800 students from around the state attend educational workshops in the morning. After lunch, the high school competition winners are recognized.
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College Awards Luncheon
The college awards luncheon in March recognizes the IASB higher education competition winners. The event is commonly held in conjunction with the Indiana Broadcasters Association's spring career fair, which allows students to talk to Indiana radio and television stations about jobs and internships.
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Fall Member Meeting
The member meeting, designed for instructors and professors, updates schools on the business of the Association as well providing continuing education and networking opportunities. Attendance can be used for Professional Development Points for Indiana State Teacher license renewal.
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Summer Instructor Workshop
The Summer instructor Workshop is a one-day event for radio and TV/video educators to get together for networking and professional development opportunities. It is a unique opportunity to for college and high school media teachers to discuss curriculum, equipment, and trends.
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To become a member of the only organization in the state designed solely for educators of media related programs and their students, contact any of these board members.
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Dues are $125 per year per institution. Conference attendance is $15 per person, while the competition fee is $15 per entry.
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2025-2026 Board of Directors​
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President - Kevin Hankins, Franklin Community High School
Executive Director - Scott Uecker, University of Indianapolis (Retired)
Treasurer - Jeannette Rinard, Impact Institute
Secretary - Jordan Glaza, Columbia City High School
Vice President of Secondary Schools - Jo Beth Bootz, Southern Indiana Career and Technical Center
Vice President of Post-Secondary Schools - Lance Clark, Huntington University
At Large Member, Secondary Schools - Tim Richardson, South Bend Community Schools
At Large Member, Secondary Schools - Tim Dench, Floyd Central High School
At Large Member, Post Secondary Schools - Terry Heifetz, Ball State University
Immediate Past President - Adam Schenkel, Homestead High School
Professional Board Member - Heath Shanahan, Indiana High School Athletic Association
Professional Board Member - Susan Decker, Susan Decker Media
Professional Board Member - Rich Nye, WTHR-TV 13, Indianapolis
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