KAB Mission KAB's mission is to provide professional lobbying
and governmental representation, efficient communication and effective recruiting,
education and training for Kansas broadcasters, and to promote free over-the-air
broadcasting for the purpose of enhancing the success of Kansas broadcasters and
helping them better serve the people of Kansas.
"We Are Broadcasters"
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on the power point above and learn more about how Kansas broadcasters serve their
communities in so many ways.
Grover Cobb Memorial Restoration
On October 17, 2017, the KAB and KAB Foundation rededicated the Grover Cobb Memorial, located under the historic tower on the K-State campus. The original memorial to legendary broadcaster Grover Cobb was dedicated in October 1975, but through the years had fallen into disrepair. Thanks to many wonderful people and organizations, funds were raised to reconstruct the site using the creative designs of students in the K-State Landscape Architecture department and a new plaque, seating and study tables were added.
2017 Kansas Broadcasting Hall of Fame Inductees
To view all of the Hall of Fame members staring in 1969, please click HERE
KAB Broadcast Scholarship Program - click
HERE for information and an application
The KAB partners with
P1Learning, a leading sales training company, to provide members FREE training.
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for a two minute video introduction
Attn:
Radio Stations
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download NCSAs
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download PSAs
The Broadcast Foundation of America - Their mission is to improve
the quality of life and maintain the personal dignity of men and women in the broadcast
profession who find themselves in acute need. The Foundation reaches out across
the country to identify and provide an anonymous safety net in cases of critical
illness, advanced age, death of a spouse, accident and other serious misfortune.
To learn more about the BFA click
HERE
The
U.S.
Bill of Rights is
available here as a reminder to all of some of the many advantages to being
a U.S. Citizen.
"Congress shall make
no law … abridging the freedom of speech..." , part of the First Amendment
in the Bill of Rights, is commemorated each year during
Freedom
of Speech Week