UCentral

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UCentral (Edmond, OK only)
Edmond, Oklahoma
Branding	UCentral
Slogan	The Next Generation in Broadcasting
Channels	Digital: 125 (cable)
Affiliations	(see main article)
Owner	University of Central Oklahoma
Founded	1976
Website	www.kuco.tv

UCENTRAL is the student broadcast network of the University of Central Oklahoma. UCENTRAL Television broadcasts to over 20,000 households in the city of Edmond, Oklahoma on Cox Cable channel 125 as an Educational Access service. It airs student programming including a live, nightly newscast. UCENTRAL Radio operates KCSC ed 90.1 HD2 offering listeners TODAY'S COLLEGE MUSIC. UCENTRAL is a member of Oklahoma Education Broadcast Association, Associated Press, College Media Advisors, Collegiate Broadcasters Incorporated and Oklahoma Association of Broadcasters.

[edit] Notable alumni of UCentral

• Amy McRee, weekday evening co-anchor for KWTV 9 Oklahoma City
• Milena Govich, actress on the TV series Law & Order
• Jim Beaver, actor on the TV series Deadwood
• Robert Burch, reporter, producer and host of Stateline OETA
• Mark Scott, Operations Manager UCentral
• Quin Tran, Media Freelancer, Host of The People's Business OETA
• Jenny Monroe, Executive Producer for KWTV 9 Oklahoma City
• Travis Schutten, Photojournalist KFOR Oklahoma City
• Christine Hunter, Master Control Director Discovery Channel
• Stan Case, news anchor CNN
• Kasey Jones TVG
• Walt Cox, photojournalist Discover Oklahoma

[edit] External links

• http://www.ucok.edu/ - University of Central Oklahoma
• http://www.bronchosports.com/ - Official UCO Athletic Website
• http://www.ucojazzlab.com/ - UCO Jazz Lab Website
• http://www.libarts.ucok.edu/masscomm/ - UCO's Department of Mass Commuincation
• http://www.ed901.com/ - UCO's student music station: KCSC 90.1 HD2 in Edmond/Oklahoma City

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