Alexander Romano

Alex Romano is Chair of the WGMU Radio Alumni Foundation. Alex was General Manager of WGMU from 2009-2012. Currently Alex works for CBS in New York and resides on Long Island.

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Calling ALL Alumni and Community Members: School’s Back, Support WGMU

Well it’s that time of year again…School’s back, but being we’re alumni, sadly we’re not head back to school. But let’s help out those who are heading back. Experienced alumni in broadcasting? Email the station’s new GM, Storm Paglia, to find out if there’s anyway you can help! Also visit us at wgmuradio.com/alumni to find …

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President and Mrs. Merten join The SpotCast

George Mason University President, Dr. Alan Merten and his wife, Mrs. Sally Merten, joined Cody Norman, Daniel Zimmet, Stephen Kline and Mark Mansdoerfer on WGMU’s The SpotCast Friday morning for an exclusive interview. Dr. Merten is retiring in June after a 16-year tenure as President.   Check out the full interview below, which is unlike …

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MCN and Program Board Presents: Überfest, this Monday!

The George Mason University Program Board Film Committee and Mason Cable Network bring you the Twelfth Annual Über Film Festival. Überfest is an event that allows students to demonstrate their ability and creativity in film and visual media, as well as share in the promotion of film as creative expression. This event be on Monday …

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WGMU Selects New General Manager

On Friday April 13th, 2012, the staff of WGMU Radio unanimously decided to select current Operations Manager, Storm A. Paglia, as it’s new General Manager for the 2012-2013 academic year. Paglia will replace current GM and graduating senior, Alexander Romano, effective May 19th, 2012. Click here to see the GM Press Release

Want to Know How You Can Support WGMU?

WGMU has had a very busy academic year. We’ve hosted three Intimate concert Series with the Mason Cable Network, organized a large concert which was the opening for the new Rogers and Whitetop buildings on campus, greatly increased the variety of programming offered, ten folded the amount of ways you can tune in, upgraded to …

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