Storm Paglia is the General Manager of George Mason University's WGMU Radio, a division of the Office of Student Media.

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WGMU Staff Position Openings Fall 2014

There will be three paid positions opening up for the Fall 2014 semester. If you are interested in applying, please see the bottom of the post for requirements and instructions. Follow the steps closely. If you do not follow the instructions properly, your application will be automatically disqualified. The application period will be open from April 15th, 2014 …

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WGMU Co-Hosts John Hill & Rohan Ramesh to host Radiothon

On December 6th, WGMU’s “Take it to the Hill” co-hosts John Hill and Rohan Ramesh will host a 5 hour radiothon to support a local Fairfax non-profit organization, Our Daily Bread (http://www.odbfairfax.org/). ODB is a volunteer-based organization focused on easing the plight of low income residents in the Fairfax County area of Virginia. They identify …

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Tom O’Connor Interview

Tom O’Connor joined Steve Kolbe on WGMU Radio, part of the GoMason Digital Network, at Halftime during Mason’s CBI game Monday night and they had a chance to discuss Mason’s move from the CAA to the A-10.  

WGMU Staff Position Openings Fall 2013

There will be paid positions opening up for the Fall 2013 semester. The positions below are both Executive Management level positions within the station. If you are interested in applying, please see the bottom of the post for requirements and instructions. Follow the steps closely. If you do not follow the instructions properly, your application will …

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Celebrate George Mason’s Birthday With First Amendment Tweet

Honor our university’s namesake by tweeting your support for your favorite First Amendment freedom (#FreeToTweet). To honor George Mason, the “Father of the Bill of Rights”, birthday December 11 we invite the George Mason community to tweet your support for your favorite First Amendment freedom with the hash tag #FreeToTweet Dec. 1 – Dec. 15, …

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