KTUH DJs transmit unique programming to the university community.
Training lasts three nights, for three hours per night, and teaches DJs how to use the equipment.
At the end of each training period, each upcoming DJ has to take a test in order to demonstrate their knowledge of the equipment and rules. After passing with a grade of a C or better, the DJs are ready for a slot on the weekly schedule, but newbies usually start with the dreaded 3 to 6 a.m. slot. In the long run, you don't regret it. You can actually kill your show at 3 to 6. For Omo, it was easy.