KUAC 89.9 FM :: Community Advisory Council

Community Advisory Council

KUAC is currently accepting applications for the KUAC / AlaskaONE Community Advisory Council. If you are interested in assisting with strengthening public broadcasting’s capacity and partnerships with the various communities KUAC and AlaskaONE serve, please complete an application.

Applications are accepted either electronically below or by mail Click here for the downloadable .pdf.
Mail hard-copy applications to KUAC, P.O. Box 755620, Fairbanks, AK 99775-5620.

To find our more about the KUAC / AlaskaONE Community Advisory Council operating principles, click here.

Serving as a member of the KUAC/Alaska One Community Advisory Council is an important role. Members provide valuable feedback by communicating the needs and interests of the many communities served by KUAC and Alaska One. In order to serve effectively, members must inform themselves with regard to public broadcasting issues, become aware of the needs and interests of the communities served by KUAC and Alaska One, and advise the station management with regard to programming goals and service delivery.

Members of the Council should:

Be listeners/viewers of KUAC and Alaska One
Be representative of our statewide listening/viewing audience
Have a sense of advocacy for KUAC
Recognize and understand the important advisory nature of the council
Demonstrate a collaborative and cooperative approach as a member of a team
Demonstrate potential for leadership
Demonstrate commitment by attending four regular meetings per year and completing assigned committee work
Be accessible for consultation and other station/council activities

Your Name

E-mail Address

Street Address City

State Zip Code

Telephone(Please include Area Code)

Please answer the following three questions:

1. Please tell us about your listening and viewing habits of KUAC/AlaskaOne and include the following information:

How many years have you been a viewer/listener of KUAC and Alaska One?
On a scale of 1 to 4, with 4 being the highest, how important is public broadcasting to your quality of life?
Again on the same scale, how important would you estimate public broadcasting is to your community’s well being?

2. Discuss your experience with other community or non-profit groups, how you believe you’ve contributed to these organizations and include the following information:

On how many organizations have you served as a volunteer and how long were your terms of service?
Have you ever volunteered in a leadership capacity before? Please provide examples.
What experiences made volunteering rewarding and what experiences made it frustrating?

3. Explain why you want to volunteer as an advocate and advisor for KUAC and Alaska One and include the following information:

Please list, in order of importance, the three top qualities you feel are essential for a representative on the KUAC Community Advisory Council.
What particular skills or talents will you bring to the Council?

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