KCCU HONORED WITH GOVERNOR'S AWARD OF EXCELLENCE
Lawton, OK— KCCU, Cameron University's public radio service, was recently named as the 2007 Outstanding Broadcast Media Outlet in Oklahoma by Governor Brad Henry. The "Governor's Disability Employment Award of Excellence" was accepted in Oklahoma City by former KCCU General Manager Mark Norman.
KCCU was nominated for the award by Sunshine Industries of Ardmore.
The award was based on KCCU's airing of public service announcements aimed at helping Oklahomans with disabilities find employment opportunities.
"This award from Governor Henry is a great honor for KCCU," said Ted Riley, General Manager of the KCCU network of stations. "KCCU serves each community in our listening area with local announcements that provide vital information about area events, organizations, and service opportunities."
It's the second time in a decade that KCCU has earned the award. The honor is given annually to a radio or television station for outstanding public service to the communities the broadcast outlet serves. |