Emory University
Do you love sports? Would you enjoy a career as a TV sports journalist? Have you dreamed about being a TV sports anchor or calling a last second, game winning shot on radio or television? This is your chance to learn how to become a sports broadcaster at the nation’s premier Sports Broadcasting Camp for boys and girls ages 10-18.
| Monday | |
| 9am | Introduction |
| 10am-11am | ESPN’s Lisa Salters |
| 11:00-12pm | Interactive Activity |
| 12:00-1pm | Lunch |
| 1-2m | CBS sports anchor Zach Klein |
| 2-3pm | Interactive Activity |
| 3:00-4pm | The Voice of the Hawks, Steve Holman |
| Tuesday | |
| 9am-4pm | Campers split into groups by age and rotate between making sports anchor tapes, using the Play-by-Play machine, sports talk radio shows, making play by play tapes of the NBA Finals, MLB Playoffs, and Super Bowl, as well as participate in our trivia contest. |
| Wednesday | |
| 9am-10am | Sports Talk radio host John Kincade visits camp |
| 10am-4pm | Campers rotate between PTI and sports taboo contests, PTI on camera in our TV studio, voicing over ESPN highlights, making reporting tapes, and Stump the Schwab |
| Thursday | |
| 9am-11am | Prepare for play-by-play at the Gwinnett Braves game |
| 11-4pm | Leave for Braves game. We will be doing play-by-play from the stands into recorders |
| Friday *Camp Concludes at 3pm | |
| 9-12 | Sports Family Feud and Sports Jeopardy |
| 12-1pm | Lunch |
| 1-3pm | Camp Concludes |
| *Overnight activities include Wiffle Ball, basketball, etc | |
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Jon Kincade – 680 The Ticket
Steve Holman - Hawks
Dan Kamal - Thrashers
Zach Klein - CBS
Leo Mazzone – Sports talk radio host and former Braves coach
Lou Williams - Atlanta native and Philadelphia Sixers guard
William Moore – Falcons
Justin Blalock - Falcons
Daniel Wilcox – Former NFL player & Super Bowl champion