MT10
MT10 is MTSU's student-run television station. The station gives students opportunities
to work on camera, behind the scenes, and in managerial positions doing both daily
news and original programming shot in a state-of-the-art green screen robotic studio.
Experiences at MT10 have led alumni to careers as Emmy-winning news reporters, editors,
producers, production personnel and entrepreneurs. MT10 is available locally on Rutherford
Country Comcast Channel 10 and online at http://www.mt10tv.com.
News & Events
Election 2012: MTSU offers politically themed events
With early voting under way and the Nov. 6 Election Day approaching, the MTSU campus will provide multiple opportunities for those looking to satisfy their political cravings.
Collaborative Innovation Dominates New APME Award CategoryThe Center for Innovation in Media at Middle Tennessee State University received an honorable mention in the Innovator of the Year for College Students category for its own take on collaboration.
Media center at MTSU garners APME's praise
MTSU's Center for Innovation in Media has received national recognition from the Associated Press Media Editors for its efforts to converge the university's student media and foster collaboration across media platforms.
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Stephan Foust, Director
stephan.foust@mtsu.edu
615.898.2337
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