The Electronic Media Communication program with an electronic media production specialty blends theoretical and “hands-on” approaches to electronic media education. Electronic media production helps prepare graduates for work in production at television stations, production and postproduction houses, and corporate production settings. Studio production courses are complemented with field production coursework. Used for instruction are an electronic newsroom, a 100,000-watt FM radio station affiliated with National Public Radio, a student-operated FM station, a cable television channel, two TV studios, postproduction rooms, and a 40-foot, high-definition mobile production lab. Students are encouraged to complete their education with internships in professional settings.