NEW! The Recording Arts Track is a new emphasis for the Electronic Media Communications major. To learn more, visit the Recording Arts page.

Students discuss being part of  award-winning WVOE and its state-of-the-art facilities.

The electronic media communication (EMC) major helps students develop practical skills in the fields of broadcasting and electronic media. Students learn by using top of the line equipment and software that will have them familiar with current media technology.

Northwestern College has a legacy of using broadcast technology for ministry, and students will develop a critical understanding of electronic media and its relationship to faith in the world. 

Four tracks of study:

• NEW! Recording Arts
• Audio Production
• Film Production 
• Video Production

highlights

Five16Film Festival hits an all-time high

Named for Matthew 5:16, the Five16 Film Festival showcases the work of NWC student filmmakers in the categories of comedy, drama, music video and animation. Students' films are judged by Northwestern faculty, alumni, and film professionals from around the country.

Watch the 2011 award-winning student films at youtube.com/five16film festival.

See the red carpet photos from the 2011 film festival on Facebook!

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WVOE receives NRB college radio station of the year award

For the third year in a row, WVOE received NRB top honors when it was given the college radio station of the year award, an incredible honor which is presented to an outstanding student -operated radio station in which professional involvement must have been limited to advising and teaching students how to operate the station.

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