2012 campus radio station work plan

1. Columns established by broadcasting stations:

Vocational School Networking

1. Report some domestic and foreign news;

2. Reflect some good deeds happening in a class or someone on campus.

"The Star of the Vocational School"

1. Read some excellent articles collected by some students to cultivate students' sentiments and improve their literary qualities;

2, the selection of students' excellent work or selected excellent articles, so that the school formed a good writing.

Afternoon Tea

1. Appreciation of the American language;

2, happy time.

Second, the division of labor of the radio station:

1. Instructor: Responsible for guiding the broadcasting work of “Campus Wide Voice”;

2. Webmaster: Responsible for presiding over the broadcasting of the campus and the arrangement of various work;

3, each section leader: to screen and modify the manuscript, arrange the work of the layout of the section;

4, Announcer: responsible for the broadcast of each "campus wide sound";

5, class text reporter: responsible for the collection, writing, and collection of broadcast material inside and outside the school.

Third, the relevant requirements of the manuscript:

1. Call for papers for all school students;

2. Each class must submit two manuscripts to the radio station every week: one is about the school and the class, and a well-written extra-curricular reading article is not limited;

3. All class manuscripts shall be handed over to the Propaganda Department of the Student Union by the secretary of the group branch of each class.

Fourth, the manuscript requirements:

1. The number of words in each manuscript is between 300 and 500;

2. After the manuscript is written, it will be handed over to the person in charge of the manuscript; if there is a good manuscript, it can be submitted to the Propaganda Department of the Student Union at any time;

3. Time and place of manuscript submission: The unified submission time of the manuscript is the evening replenishment of the manuscript; the manuscript is handed over to the Student Union Office.

Fifth, broadcast time:

1. Monday afternoon: 17:15---17:55;

2. Wednesday afternoon: 17:15---17:55;

3. Friday afternoon: 17:15---17:55;

6. Incentive measures:

1. The text reporters of each class should complete the manuscript collection and writing at the specified time, and guarantee the quality;

2. Give extra points according to the number of papers submitted by each class of journalists. As one of the basis for the weekly selection of “civilized classes”, unfinished classes will not be given extra points;

3. Appropriate points according to the number of manuscripts accepted for each class;

4. The weekly propaganda department is responsible for statistics and reports to the student union every Friday.