Garrison's role was part of an advanced television production class offered in the communications area at Milligan. She said producing the show can be very time consuming yet it gets her students into a good routine early in the semester.
Students work together to incorporate regional, local and campus news into a half-hour show.
This year the class includes 13 students, and several are specifically interested in sports news, which is a nice addition to the show, added Steffey. Next week Garrison will be the show's anchor as someone else steps into the role of producer. Throughout the course of the semester, students have the opportunity to participate in many different roles both on and off-camera. These positions include producer, anchor of the show, director, writer, camera-person and sound technician. The taping takes place in the television studio in the Paxson Communications Building on Milligan's campus.