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Washington State on the Air: At the Centennial

Burt Harrison’s original version of Washington State on the Air detailed the history of broadcasting at Washington State University through the early 1990s.

The update includes the original work, to which Albert Powell integrated his own experience and research from 1968 onward. His voice overlaps with Harrison’s through the early 1990s then continues on its own through present day.

Book cover for Washington State on the Air: At the Centennial by Harrison & Powell. The cover features a vintage silver broadcast microphone centered inside a red-bordered white box with the title in bold red letters. Behind the title is a gray mountain silhouette and white radio wave graphics, with dark evergreen trees along the bottom. A red band at the base contains the text “by Harrison & Powell.” The design uses gray, black and red tones to evoke the history of radio broadcasting in Washington state.

A talk with Albert Powell about Washington State on the Air: At the Centennial

Burt Harrison’s original version of Washington State on the Air detailed the history of broadcasting at Washington State University through the early 1990s.

The update includes the original work, to which Albert Powell integrated his own experience and research from 1968 onward. His voice overlaps with Harrison’s through the early 1990s then continues on its own through present day.

Professional outdoor headshot of a person with short white hair and glasses wearing a patterned blazer and light-colored collared shirt. The person is facing the camera, with evergreen trees and foliage softly blurred in the background.

Jennifer Henrichsen wins 2026 Lillian Lodge Kopenhaver Early Career Woman Scholar Award

The Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC) is pleased to announce Dr. Jennifer R. Henrichsen, of Washington State University, as this year’s winner of the Lillian Lodge Kopenhaver Early Career Woman Scholar Award.