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Studio One | TV Show

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Menu, choose an option:. Watch the full show. Catch up on the latest news with Kari Strandberg, Avery Robb, and Kaela Lucke. This week features Erica Prokrym, bringing a hedgehog and ball python from the Red River Zoo, the importance of water conservation, and how a wildlife biologist is helping prairie chickens.

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Studio One | Telecast Areas

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Menu, choose an option:. Studio One is telecast live at 5 pm on Thursdays during the fall and spring semesters on Grand Forks Cable Channel 3. It is repeated several times during the week in Grand Forks and select communities in North Dakota, eastern Minnesota, Colorado and southern Manitoba. More than 4 million television households have access to Studio One. To find out more about show times, click on the map. Contact us at studio1@und.edu. For information on how to see Studio One in your community.

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Studio One | Alumni

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Menu, choose an option:. Need to update your info? Http:/ und.edu/television-center/studio-one/alumni-update.cfm. Updated March 20, 2015. Position held as an intern. Year(s) that you were an intern:. I also own CallSign51, a creative service company specializing in video production, photography and website design. Check it out at callsign51.com. Updated March 23, 2010. Position held as an intern. Year(s) that you were an intern:. Spring 2003 and Fall 2004. Updated January 14, 2013. Van Nuys, CA. I've bee...

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Studio One | Feature

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Menu, choose an option:. Students Learn About Water Conservation. With the simple turn of a knob, fresh water can easily be available. What many don't realize is the true importance H2O has. Over the last few days the North Dakota Water Commission's Tina Harding has been helping hundreds of area students take part in the annual Water Festival. Not only do they get to come out here and learn about water, but we do it through hands on activities so they get to experience it, said Harding. Regardless of age...

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Studio One | Guest

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Menu, choose an option:. Lions, Tigers, and Hedgehogs. Oh my! Although Erica Prokrym was an English major in college, she found herself working at a zoo. She is the Education Director at the Red River Zoo in Fargo, North Dakota. Today, she's brought two animals, a hedgehog and a ball python. Although these two animals are very different, they do have something in common. “They’re both actually predators, which is interesting. The ball python likes to eat rodents like rats and mice and...The snake gets sp...

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Studio One | News

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Menu, choose an option:. Choosing Old Fashioned Over Technology. A trip to the library is a classic childhood experience. However, many libraries today are finding new ways to reach out to their community. For many, the library represents a simpler time in life. Alicia says her experience with the library has changed since then. “I want to come to make a difference in my community compared to when I was little,” said Walstad. Getting lost in a novel is no longer the only thing to do at the library. M...

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Studio One | About

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Menu, choose an option:. Over 25 years on UND's campus. When we started the program 25 years ago, we never anticipated the alumni network that would form," said Brode. "Now, with so many of our alumni in hiring positions, it's a great opportunity for our interns to connect with them. In addition to playing in North Dakota markets, the program also plays across the Midwest and in Winnipeg. We look forward to expanding into new markets in the years to come," said Brode.

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Studio One | Sports

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Menu, choose an option:. Caring for the Chickens on the Prairie. Spring is a time of renewal. The grass turns green again and some animals migrate back for the summer. One man helps a particular bird feel at home. Like many others, wildlife biologist Ross Heir spends some time behind a desk. But this time of year his job revolves around chickens. And not the kind that cuck-a-doodle-doo. Ross says that he talks one on one with land owners explaining to them the importance of conserving their natural grass...

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Studio One | Weather

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Menu, choose an option:. Keep Your Trees Healthy this Summer. Bare branches are about to be budding. Mike Fugazzi and the Grand Forks Forestry Department are ready to get their hands dirty. So generally for the month of May we’re planting trees, and we’ll probably. In an average year we plant about 6 to 700 trees, said Fugazzi, Forestry Manager. Some extra care for your bark and branches could have your neighborhood blooming into a healthy summer.

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Studio One | Underwriters

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Menu, choose an option:. UND American Indian Student Services. UND College of Engineering. UND School of Medicine. UND Women’s Center. UND Division of University and Public Affairs. Promotional spots can be produced for you if your organization does not have a pre-produced spot. Click here to view rates.