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Equal Employment Opportunity Report

Annual EEO Public Report for "Option A"

Broadcast Station

Southern Oregon Public Television (SOPTV) has chosen "Option A" to comply with FCC's EEO Rules. This report will be prepared and placed in the station's Public Inspection Files and on the station's web site.

The purpose of this Annual EEO Public File Report for "Option A" broadcast stations (this "report") is to comply with Section 73.2080(c) (6) of the Commission's EEO Rules.

This report has been prepared on behalf of the station employment unit which is comprised of the following broadcasting stations:

  • KSYS, channel 8
    Medford, Oregon
    Facilities identification number 61350
  • KFTS, channel 22
    Klamath Falls Oregon
    Facilities identification number 61335

Under the commission's EEO Rules, the station employment unit has elected Option A "Supplemental Recruitment Measures" for the reporting stations for the duration of the reporting period.

Station Compliance

SOPTV will participate in at least four job fairs by station personnel with substantial responsibility for hiring.

  • Booth at the Annual Southern Oregon Job Fair sponsored by Jackson County Oregon Employers Council: September 9, 2004 3:00-7:00 p.m. at the National Guard Armory, 1701 S. Pacific Hwy., Medford, Oregon 97501
  • Booth at the Annual Southern Oregon Job Fair sponsored by Jackson County Oregon Employers Council: September 8, 2005 3:00-7:00 p.m. at the National Guard Armory, 1701 S. Pacific Hwy., Medford, Oregon 97501
  • The lack of job fairs in Jackson County & Josephine County has made fulfilling our participation difficult thus far. In an effort to expand our participation in job fairs, we are working with local colleges:
    • 4/13/06 Career Networking Fair (Southern Oregon University)
    • 4/20/06 Job Fair Rogue Community College
  • Booth at the Annual Southern Oregon Job Fair sponsored by Jackson County Oregon Employers Council: Scheduled for September 14, 2006 at the National Guard Armory, 1701 S. Pacific Hwy., Medford, Oregon 97501

SOPTV will establish an internship program.

  • Southern Oregon Public Television offers internships to students enrolled in an accredited community college, technical school, college, or university. Internships are designed to provide students with the opportunity to gain work experience in public television. Internships are solely for academic credit and are not paid positions. Documentation of matriculation and registration for college credit is required and the name, address, phone, and email address of the supervising faculty person must be provided.
    • One Southern Oregon University student (English) completed the SOPTV Professional Writing Internship under the supervision of Maureen Battistella (Development Manager) during the fall 2004 term.
    • Two Southern Oregon University students (Art, Video) participated in the internship program as Pledge Production Assistant and Video Graphics Intern under the supervision of Victor Daily (Production Manager) during the Spring 2005 term.
    • An SOU Writing program student participated in the fall 2005 pledge by producing two pledge shows and serving as on-air host for two shows (Motorweek 25th Anniversary Special and Sewing with Nancy Very Easy Vintage Quilts.) She also researched and scheduled the SOPTV Film Festival for the 2005 Rogue Valley Railroad Show held in November at the Medford Armory.
    • In January and February 2006, an SOU Writing student interned with Southern Oregon Public Television working as a production assistant for the Targetmeth broadcast, web site, and events.

SOPTV will provide training to management-level personnel as to methods of ensuring equal employment opportunity and the prevention of discrimination.

  • Beginning in April 2004, a series of training sessions were performed with each manager who supervises and hires for the station on the EEO policies & procedures including but not limited to: Notification, Recruitment of Full-Time Vacancies, Recruitment Initiatives & Resources, Record Keeping, Definitions, Vacancy Data Procedures & Forms, and Interviewee Data Procedure & Forms:
    • 4/1/04 Overview EEO Policies & Procedures
    • 4/15/04 Recruitment objectives, initiatives and resources
    • 4/29/04 Vacancy Data & Interviewee Data procedures and forms
      • Managers that attended: President/CEO, Production Manager, Viewer Services Manager, Director of Technology, Director of Development & Marketing, and Director of Finance & Administration.
    • 3/22/06 EEO Training: EEO Policies & Procedures, Recruitment objectives, initiatives and recourses, Vacancy Data & Interviewee Data procedures and forms.
      • Managers that attended: President & CEO, Director of Finance & Administration, Director of Development & Marketing, Director of Technology, Director of Content & Services, Development Manager, and Production Manager.
  • This training is provided to any new management-level personnel when a job vacancy within their department is determined
  • Ongoing training is provided at our Strategic Manager's Meetings annually in June.
  • 4/1/04, Administration Assistants were trained on Recruitment Source Procedure & Forms as well as Record Keeping and Filing Procedures for all employment vacancies. This training is ongoing and reviewed as vacancies are advertised and filled.
  • The Senior Management Team assesses the effectiveness of our EEO program annually in June.
  • 8/22/06, Topic: Nielsen 101
    • This Telephone Toolkit (sponsored by PBMA) covered Nielsen terminology, methods, and reports. The Content Department learned the meanings of rating, share, cume, grps, and how these measures are computed. Within ratings data, they learned which benchmarks are the most important in evaluating station performance.
  • 9/21/06, Topic: GASB Update
    • This Telephone Toolkit (sponsored by PBMA) was a high level GASB update. It covered recent pronouncements, technical bulletins, exposure drafts, and GAO yellow book highlights and its affect on the presentation of statements for public broadcasting entities.
  • 10/26/06, Topic: UBIT & Public Broadcasting
    • This Telephone Toolkit provided a brief overview of the UBIT rules and regulations and an update of recent changes in the tax law and IRS enforcement initiatives that impact the exempt organization community. Special focus was placed on those rules, regulations, changes, and initiatives that specifically impact the public broadcasting community.
  • 11/15/06, Topic: Sarbanes-Oxley
    • This Telephone Toolkit told why everyone is still talking about Sarbanes-Oxley law and how it applies to public broadcasting stations. It went over current "best practices" for nonprofit governance, what can happen if you don't have them, and how you can implement those practices in your organization.
  • 12/14/06, Topic: Keeping Your Board Strategic
    • This ToolKit addressed fiduciary guidelines for non-profit investments as well as what characteristics make a board vibrant and effective, and how can staff make sure there is "fun" in the board's fundraising work.
  • 2/22/07, Topic: Valuing Television Program Acquisition
    • This Telephone Toolkit taught how to maximize the use of acquired television programs, often an underused asset at public television stations. The Director of Content attended this conference.
  • 3/22/07, Topic: Effective Performance Appraisals
    • This Telephone Toolkit presented skills and techniques that are effective in turning around problem performers by renewing their commitment to their work, engaging them in problem solving, and maintaining their self-esteem. The Director of Finance and the Director of Content attended this conference.

SOPTV will participate in job banks, Internet programs, and other programs designed to promote outreach.

  • CRATER LAKE: The Mirror of Heaven, SOPTV's local production, was included in the program of the September 2004 Joaquim Miller Conference, a conference that gathered scholars and community educators surrounding Southern Oregon's pioneering history.
  • A public screening of Defiant Requiem was held in October 2004 and also broadcast in conjunction with Conductor Murray Sidlin's visit to Southern Oregon and lecture at Southern Oregon University. This screening was promoted through local temples and synagogues and more than 70 people attended.
  • Two high-definition events were conducted in the studios of Southern Oregon Public Television in February 2005:
    • The High-Definition Quilt Party which included a screening of The Quiltmakers of Gees Bend, a presentation on outsider art by an art educator from the Schneider Museum of Art, a quilt show curated by the Mountain Stars Quilt Guild and refreshments sponsored by Cottage Café and Bakery of Jacksonville, OR. More than 80 quilters attended the event.
    • The High-Definition Train Show brought in approximately 100 railfans associated with Southern Oregon train clubs to enjoy episodes of Tracks Ahead. The High Definition Train Show was co-sponsored by MicroTrains of Talent, OR.
  • The 2005 Reading Rainbow Contest for Young Writers and Illustrators brought in 250 children's stories from January through April of 2005. Partners included area public libraries, schools, and bookstores. The 2005 contest was sponsored by Clas E Professor in Medford's Rogue Valley Mall.
  • The Ashland Gallery Association partnered with SOPTV to co-promote Oregon Art Beat: Southern Oregon Edition and the annual Taste of Ashland in April 2005.
  • SOPTV received a PBSKidsGo grant for $6000 in April 2005 to develop a science inquiry workshop for community science educators in cooperation with ScienceWorks Hands-On Museum and Bear Creek Watershed Educational Partners. These workshops were conducted September 30th and October 7th 2005 with more than 100 community science educators, K-12 teachers, student teachers, Girl Scout leaders, and Boys/Girls Club staff attending.
  • An extensive outreach project was developed to surround the broadcast of Art:21 Season 3 in October 2005. Sneak preview screenings of the program and facilitated discussions were held in seven locations in five towns (Medford, Ashland, Grants Pass, Eagle Point, Klamath Falls) with more than 450 attending the events. This outreach project was conducted in partnership with the Schneider Museum of Art.
  • Two screenings of Southern Oregon Public Television's new production in the Southern Oregon History Series were held in Roseburg in August 2005. The screenings were held at the Douglas County Museum of History and Natural History and were co-sponsored by the museum.
  • A community focus group and teleconference was convened to assess community needs and interest with respect to the 2006 Partnership for a Nation of Learners in October 2005.
  • Partnership for a Nation of Learners Teleconference, November 30, 2005. Approximately 20 librarians, historical society staff, and public television staff attended this videoconference intended to draw communities together to work on local issues through the CPB/IMLS Partnership for a Nation of Learners funding initiative.
  • Southern Oregon Public Television organized a film festival at the 28th annual meeting of the Rogue Valley Railroad Show in December 2005. More than 7,000 persons attended the event and SOPTV was recognized in all media related to the show.
  • Southern Oregon Public Television's Target Meth initiative was launched in February 2006 with the broadcast of a half-hour local issues program that served as a companion to a Frontline program on that topic. In addition to the SOPTV Target Meth broadcast, a companion website, TargetMeth.com, with streaming video and local resources relating to the methamphetamine epidemic has also been released.
  • Local quilters participated in an in-studio screening of The Great American Quilt Revival on February 22, 2006. In addition to a lecture on art quilts and the evolution of textile art, Nell Mathern of the Mountain Stars Quilt Guild curated an exhibit of art quilts by textile artists from Northern California and Ashland Oregon. Approximately 30 quilters attended the screenings, lecture, and exhibit.
  • Two screenings were held in March 2006 to celebrate the release of the latest documentary in the Southern Oregon History Series, The South Road to Oregon: The History of the Applegate Trail. The first screening was held in Roseburg with approximately 80 persons attending. The second screening was held in Jacksonville in conjunction with the Southern Oregon Historical Society who curated an exhibit on the Applegate Trail as part of the broadcast premiere.
  • Southern Oregon Public Television organized an Antiques Roadshow film festival at the 2006 Southern Oregon Antiques and Collectibles Show and Sale in March 2006 contributing Antiques Roadshow posters and door prizes. More than 2,000 persons attended. Also in March, members of the Southern Oregon Antiques and Collectibles Club helped to produce an Antiques Roadshow pledge special that featured local collectors and their collections.
  • Taleris Corporation funded SOPTV at $3000 to continue the Parenting Counts outreach initiative for 2006/07. Five train-the-trainer workshops were offered through February 2006 covered parenting skills and early literacy in 3 counties reaching 34 clinical psychologists, parent support workers, Early Head Start staff, domestic violence shelters, and others.
  • Ready to Read in Literacy outreach workshops have been conducted throughout Jackson and Josephine counties in 2005/06 reaching childcare providers and early childhood professionals teaching them early literacy skills that they can use with parents and children. This outreach initiative is a continuation of the Ready to Learn program.
  • Twin Cities Public Television awarded an outreach grant to SOPTV that served to develop a Girls in Science workshop for area teachers, community science educators, and girl scout leaders. The first workshop in the series was conducted at the Educational Service District of Douglas County on Feb 9th, 2006 with 6 teachers attending. The second workshop of the series was conducted on Feb 10th, 2006 at Southern Oregon University with 30 teachers, student teachers, girl scout leaders, and community science educators attending. A third workshop is scheduled for Sept 30th in Klamath Falls. This workshop series is co-sponsored by the American Association of University Women Ashland and Klamath Falls branches, Southern Oregon University, and Oregon Institute of Technology. Other activities funded by the grant include student scholarships to the 2006 Advocates for Women in Science, Engineering and Math at SOU in April, and Extending Your World at OIT in September 2006 as well as a series of after school science inquiry workshops for middle school girls at SOU and OIT.
  • Southern Oregon Public Television was one of the co-sponsors of the 2006 Ashland Independent Film Festival held in early April 2006 where more than 80 award-winning independent films were screened including Southern Oregon Public Television's production, The Roseburg Blast: A Catastrophe and its Heroes..
  • Brain Bowl, 2006 on-air Championships, April 9, 2006
  • Advocates for Women in Science, Engineering, and Math, 2006 Symposium, April 15, 2006
    • contributed staffing and materials for event
  • What's Up with Water in Klamath County (Planet H20 companion program workshop), Klamath Falls, April 20, 2006
  • Reading Rainbow Contest Awards and Children's Workshop, April 29, 2006
  • Taste of Ashland Sponsor, April 29-30, 2006
  • Celtic Woman concert and membership event, May 2, 2006, Eugene, Oregon
  • Klamath County SciGirls after-school workshop series, March-April 2006
  • Ready to Learn Workshops
    • June 1, Medford Job Council
    • June 3, Rogue Community College, Grants Pass campus
  • ArtTrain Sponsor
    • aired promotional spot to support NEH-funded traveling art gallery featuring Native American contemporary art
    • provided staffing for the event, May 13-14, 2006
  • Rogue Opera Open House, May 17, 2006 and Opera in Southern Oregon on-air event, June 1, 2006
  • Rotaries of Southern Oregon: In Recognition of Their Service
    • on-air event, June 2, 2006
  • Jackson County Home School Association, June 9, 2006.
    • Provided educational materials
  • SOPTV at Circus Chimera, June 29, 2006.
    • 100 children from Kids Unlimited and 100 more from SOPTV membership attended SOPTV's circus event in Ashland, Oregon.
  • National Kids Day, Hawthorne Park in Medford, Oregon, August 5, 2006.
    • Educational activities and material distributed to more than 200 families
  • Kids Care Fair, Grants Pass Fairgrounds, August 26, 2006.
    • Educational activities and material distributed to more than 200 families
  • Leahy Family Concert event at the Britt, September 3, 2006.
    • Concert and meet and greet for 20 SOPTV members
  • Joy of Painting with Southern Oregon Arts Groups, including the Klamath Arts Council, Rogue Gallery and Art Center, Southern Oregon Society of Artists, Total Picture Framers and the Schneider Museum of Art.
    • On-air pledge event, September 16, 2006
  • Springsteen-Seeger Sessions, with Lawson Inada representing Oregon Poet Laureates.
    • On-air pledge event, September 17, 2006.
  • An Evening of Poetry with Lawson Inada at the Ross Ragland Theatre in Klamath Falls, September 21, 2006.
    • Approximately 40 poetry enthusiasts attended
  • Girls in Science/Dragonfly TV Workshop, September 30, 2006 at Oregon Institute of Technology.
    • 12 educators attended
  • Kids Health Day, Smullin Educational Center, Rogue Valley Medical Center, September 30, 2006.
    • Educational activities and materials distributed to more than 100 families.
  • Parenting Counts:
    • Taleris Corporation funded SOPTV at $3500 to continue the Parenting Counts outreach initiative for 2007. Four train-the-trainer workshops were offered through May 2007 covering parenting skills in children's social development and early literacy, reaching 25 Head Start Parent Advocates, 2 teen parent outreach staff and 7 Healthy Start parent support staff in Jackson and Josephine Counties.
  • Ready to Lead in Literacy:
    • Twenty Ready to Lead in Literacy outreach workshops have been conducted throughout Jackson and Josephine counties in 2006/07 reaching about 275 childcare providers and early childhood professions, teaching them how to work with approximately 2500 young children on emerging literacy skills, and distributing over 1000 books. This has succeeded through a partnership with Rogue Community College, the Child Care Resource Network, the Jackson County Association for the Education of Young Children, and the Oregon Center for Career Development in Childhood Care and Education. This outreach initiative is a continuation of the Ready To Learn program. Ready To Learn has also participated in 3 community events reaching over 1000 children and their parents in Jackson and Josephine Counties.
  • Fall Preview Party at the downtown studios of Southern Oregon Public Television in Medford on October 5, 2006.
    • Approximately 20 attended
  • Art Along the Rogue, SOPTV co-sponsors this Grants Pass community event, October 7-8, 2006
  • Fall Preview Party for Invited Guests, Bear Hotel in Grants Pass on October 10, 2006.
    • Approximately 70 attended.
  • RTL Workshop: What do you do with the mad that you feel?
    • Co-sponsored by Rogue Community College in Grants Pass on October 16
    • 8 child care providers attended.
  • Annual Meeting and Recognition Event for Board of Director Alums in the studios of Southern Oregon Public Television on October 19, 2006.
    • Approximately 20 attended
  • Andre Rieu Concert and Reception in Portland on October 21, 2006.
    • Approximately 130 attended the reception and approximately 200 attended the concert.
  • RTL Workshop: What do you do with the mad that you feel?.
    • Co-sponsored by The Job Council in Medford on October 24
    • 8 child care providers attended.
  • Chamber of Commerce Greeters on October 26, 2006.
    • Approximately 70 attended.
  • IN CONVERSATION with Jeff Golden -- The Gubernatorial Candidates
    • In our effort to serve the public interest and encourage informed civic participation, SOUTHERN OREGON PUBLIC TELEVISION (SOPTV) invites the public to view IN CONVERSATION with Jeff Golden: The Gubernatorial Candidates, televised interviews with Oregon's 2006 gubernatorial candidates. SOPTV invited the candidates from all five parties to share their visions for the future of Oregon in the hope that the electorate would find these conversations helpful for making informed decisions. IN CONVERSATION with Jeff Golden: The Gubernatorial Candidates are one-on-one conversations between a single candidate and public broadcasting journalist Jeff Golden and were filmed in the SOPTV studio. Questions asked of the candidates dealt with issues generally recognized as highly significant to Oregon's future at the time of the broadcast. The programs are approximately one half hour.
      • In Conversation Joe Keating -- Green Party 10/23/06 30
      • In Conversation Mary Starrett -- Constitution Party 10/24/06 30
      • In Conversation Richard Morely -- Libertarian 10/25/06 30
      • In Conversation Ron Saxton -- Republican 10/26/06 30
  • La Biblioteca Presenta: Hispanic Family Fair at Jackson County Public Library Service, Medford on October 28, 2006.
    • approximately 12 families attended
  • Art of Map Making - with Stuart Allen, November 2, 2006.
    • Major donor event.
  • Rogue Valley Railroad Show:
    • For the second year in a row, Southern Oregon Public Television was invited to participate in the Rogue Valley Railroad Show, Saturday November 25 (10a-5p) and Sunday. November 26 (11a-4p), 2006 at the Medford Armory. More than 4000 persons attended. Offered 30 tickets to the event to the established SOPTV Culture Club, Nature Club, email lists, and C.A.B.
  • Festival of Trees (Providence): December 1-3, 2007.
    • SOPTV promotes festival on-air and in guide. SOPTV recieves: logo on website; logo in printed materials; stage recognition; venue banners; free tickets.
  • TargetMeth.com:
    • SOPTV continued to be represented every month at the Jackson County Meth Task Force meeting and continued to update the local website through Fall of 2006.
  • Blues Festival:
    • SOPTV Promotes/Sponsors "Blues Festival" performances on-air and in guide. January 12-14.
  • TargetMeth.com:
    • Southern Oregon Public Television's Target Meth initiative was re-visited on January 23, 2007 with the re-broadcast of the half hour local issues program that served as a companion to a Frontline program on that topic. SOPTV continued to be represented every month at the Jackson County Meth Task Force meeting and continued to update the local website through Fall of 2006.
  • Oregon 150 Planning Meeting:
    • SOPTV hosted area-wide planning meeting on February 20, 2007 to brainstorm ideas relevant to Oregon's Sesquicentennial.
  • TargetMeth.com:
    • SOPTV continued to be represented every month at the Jackson County Meth Task Force meeting and continued to update the local website through Winter of 2006.
  • Ashland Film Festival: April 12-16, 2007.
    • SOPTV promotes festival on-air and in guide. Receives: logo on website; logo in printed materials; pre-film on-screen recognition; logo on posters.
  • Craterian Theatre: April 12-16, 2007.
    • SOPTV promotes "Boys of the Lough" performance on-air and in guide. SOPTV receives: logo on website; logo in printed materials; stage recognition; logo on posters; recognition on outdoor marquee.
  • Brain Bowl: On-Air Championships 2007, April 15, 2007.
    • 120 minute live program.
  • Taste of Ashland: April 28-29, 2007.
    • SOPTV promotes Ashland Community Event on-air and in guide. SOPTV receives: Logo on table signs; logo in printed materials; recognition in paid media; logo on posters; recognition at Gala Attended preview event.
  • Rogue Valley Opera: May 4-15, 2007.
    • Promoted performances on-air and in guide; logo in printed materials and web site; stage recognition; venue banners.
  • Reading Rainbow Contest:
    • The Reading Rainbow celebration for all the young entrants and their families was held at the Kid's Imagination Discovery Space on May 5, 2007. Over 170 children and their families attended the celebration to receive prizes and learned about techniques used by various children's book illustrators.
  • Meth PSA Judging:
    • SOPTV provided a judge to evaluate Meth PSAs created by high school students. 1:00 PM, May 30, 2007.
  • Britt Festivals:
    • SOPTV promotes on-air in guide -- Herbie Hancock (6/18), Madeleine Peyroux (6/23), the Classical Festival (8/3-8/19), and the Martha Graham Dance Company (8/24 & 8/25). Recieves: logo on website; logo in printed materials; stage recognition; venue banners; free tickets.
  • TargetMeth.com:
    • SOPTV continued to be represented every month at the Jackson County Meth Task Force meeting and continued to update the local website through Spring of 2006.
  • Oregon Art Beat:
    • SOPTV inserts a local calendar into the weekly broadcast of Oregon Art Beat. (Throughout quarter - weekly)
  • SOPTV.org:
    • SOPTV website: Community Datebook, news, program highlights, cross links, and fund-raising info.
  • On Air Localism - Interstitials
    • 30th year anniversary campaign on "postcard" I.D.s
    • Year In Review Annual report
    • Monthly on-air manager memos
    • Planned giving spots
    • Localized promos for pledge
    • Localized nightly lineups
    • Local pre-amble on rotator spots
    • Custom local pre-amble on show specific spots
    • Local pre-amble on sponsorship spots
    • On-going call for recruiting locals for Community Advisory Board
  • On Air Localism -- Programming -- SOPTV
    • TargetMeth.com
      • Southern Oregon Public Television's Target Meth initiative was re-visited on January 23, 2007 with the re-broadcast of the half hour local issues program that served as a companion to the Frontline program "The Meth Epidemic."
    • Roseburg Blast -- Re-airings
    • Crater Lake -- Re-airings
    • Applegate Trail -- Re-airings
    • Art Moments -- Re-airings
  • On Air Localism -- Programming -- Non SOPTV
    • Local Ashland Exercise Program (Independent Producer)
    • Rogue Valley Symphony Program (Independent Producer)

EEO Public File Report

This report covers full-time vacancy recruitment data for the period of March 1, 2003 to June 30, 2007.

Generally recruitment for job vacancies is focused on our immediate area: Jackson County and Josephine County. For specialized positions, recruitment is expanded to reach the state of Oregon and by using PBS Express, other potential applicants located in other states.

Beginning in September 2004, SOPTV expanded its recruitment sources to widely disseminate information concerning the vacancy to the community, minorities, and women.

JOB
TITLE 		FCC JOB
CATEGORY 		NUMBER
INTERVIEWED 		RACE/GENDER
INTERVIEWED 		DATE
HIRED 		RACE/GENDER
HIRED 		RECRUITMENT
SOURCE
Corporate Support Manager SALES 2 1 white male
1 white female 		8/21/03 White Male Medford Mail Tribune*
Ashland Daily Tidings
Oregon Employment Department
SOPTV Website
Chief Development Officer OFFICIALS
MANAGERS 		5 3 white males
2 white females 		12/1/03 White Female Medford Mail Tribune
Ashland Daily Tidings
Oregon Employment Department
SOPTV Web Site
The Oregonian*
PBS Express
Unsolicited Resume
Clerical Assistant OFFICE AND
CLERICAL 		8 8 white females 12/3/03 White Female Medford Mail Tribune*
Ashland Daily Tidings
Oregon Employment Department
SOPTV Web Site
Production Manager OFFICIALS
MANAGERS 		7 7 white males 4/5/04 White Male Medford Mail Tribune
Ashland Daily Tidings
Oregon Employment Department
SOPTV Web Site*
PBS Express
Communications Manager OFFICIALS
MANAGERS 		1 1 white female 8/4/04 White Female Medford Mail Tribune*
Ashland Daily Tidings
Oregon Employment Department
SOPTV Web Site
PBS Express
Development Manager OFFICIALS
MANAGERS 		1 1 white female 9/7/04 White Female See Expanded Recruitment Sources below
SOPTV Web Site*
Executive Assistant OFFICE AND
CLERICAL 		2 1 white male
1 white female 		9/13/04 White Female See Expanded Recruitment Sources below
Medford Mail Tribune*
Continuity Coordinator OFFICE AND
CLERICAL 		1 1 white female 11/1/04 White Female See Expanded Recruitment Sources below
Personal Referral*
Media Coordinator TECHNICIAN 1 1 black male 2/15/05 Black Male See Expanded Recruitment Sources below
Non-Employee Referral*
Clerical Assistant OFFICE AND
CLERICAL 		9 1 black female
1 Asian/Pacific Islander female
6 white females
1 white male 		8/1/05 White Male See Expanded Recruitment Sources below
Medford Mail Tribune*
Director of Content & Services OFFICIALS
MANAGERS 		3 2 white females
1 white male 		9/6/05 White Male See Expanded Recruitment Sources below
Non-Employee Referral*
Production/Media Coordinator TECHNICIAN 3 3 white males 12/6/05 White Male See Expanded Recruitment Sources below
Personal Referral*
Corporate Support Manager SALES 2 2 white males 2/17/06 White Male See Expanded Recruitment Sources below
Mail Tribune*
Communications Manager OFFICIALS
MANAGERS 		2 2 white females 3/13/06 White Female See Expanded Recruitment Sources below
Mail Tribune*
Media Asset Coordinator TECHNICIAN 2 2 white females 11/19/06 White Female See Expanded Recruitment Sources below
Internal*
Development Director OFFICIALS
MANAGERS 		4 2 white males
2 white females 		5/7/07 Pending See Expanded Recruitment Sources below
Internal*
Corporate Support Manager SALES 5 3 white males
2 white females 		7/1/07 White Male See Expanded Recruitment Sources below
Internal*

* Recruitment Source interviewee was notified of vacancy and was hired.

Summary: A total of 58 people were interviewed for these full-time vacancies.
(4) Oregonian; (4) Ashland Daily Tidings; (41) Medford Mail Tribune; (1) Unsolicited resume; (3) SOPTV Web Site; (2) Station Employee Referral; (2) Non-Employee Referral; (1) Internal promotion

Unsolicited Resume:
First Presbyterian of Medford
85 South Holly Street
Medford, OR 97501

Recruitment Sources Used:
SOURCE NAME STREET ADDRESS CITY, STATE ZIP CODE
Medford Mail Tribune PO Box 1108 Medford, OR 97501
Ashland Daily Tidings PO Box 1108 Medford, OR 97501
Oregon Employment Department 119 North Oakdale Ave Medford, OR 97501
SOPTV Web site (http://www.soptv.org/)      
The Oregonian 1320 SW Broadway Portland, OR 97201
PBS Express 1320 Braddock Place Alexandria, VA 22314
ACCESS - Farmworker Services 3630 Aviation Way Medford, OR 97501
Adult & Family Services -DHS- 800 Cardley Ave Medford, OR 97504
BOLI - Apprenticeship Prog. Wage & Hour 700 E. Main St Medford, OR 97504
JOB CORPS Southern Oregon 1545 Harbecl Rd Grants Pass, OR 97527
Medford Senior Services 28 W. Six St Medford, OR 97501
The Job Council 673 Market St Medford, OR 97504
West Medford Family Center 1032 W. Main St Medford, OR 97501
El Centro Hispano Of Southern Oregon 229 W. Main St #3 Medford, OR 97501
West Medford Coalition 701 N. Columbus Medford, OR 97501
City of Medford- Neighborhood Resource Coord 411 W. 8th Street Medford, OR 97501
La Clinica del Valle 3617 S. Pacific Hwy Medford, OR 97501
Immigration Cases Catholic Comm. Services of Southern Oregon 449 S. Ivy Street Medford, OR 97501
Unete Advocacy for Farm Workers 33 N. Central Ave #419 Medford, OR 97501
Peace House 543 S. Mountain Ave Ashland, OR 97520
Transiciones - RCC - Riverside Center 202 S. Riverside Medford, OR 97501
SOU Small Business Development Center Hispanic 332 W. Six Street Medford, OR 97501
SOWAC Women Access to Credit - Minority 33 N Central Medford, OR 97501
JC Community Services Consortium PO Box 755 Medford, OR 97501
Jackson County RCC Diversity Office 1600 N. Riverside 1001 Medford, OR 97501
Multicultural Association of Southern OR PO Box 67 Medford, OR 97501
Oregon Shakespeare Festival - Audience Development Manager PO Box 158 Ashland, OR 97520
Hispanic Tax Services 711 E. Main St #25 Medford, OR 97504
Directorio Hispano de Negocios PO Box 905 Medford, OR 97501

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