It will involve neophytes pushing some things and pulling other things, things that bend, bruise and break. It will involve corporate liability for errors, and worse. No, this isn't the easy way out. And it's not the easy way for YSU, either. Each time a cut-in goes on the air, your professors' reputation goes with it.
Nobody wants that.
But the opportunity is too great to be missed. The chance to learn is too great. The chance to develop professional judgement about how electronic media ought to be used is too great. The chance to learn how to make messages truthfully and responsibly is too great. The chance to polish professional skills, in announcing, in writing and producing, in directing and in operating is too great to miss.