Adjunct Faculty
Broadcasting
812-888-4954
amorrison@vinu.edu
Andrew "Andy" Morrison is an Adjunct Faculty member in Broadcasting at Vincennes University, bringing more than three decades of professional radio experience and extensive technical expertise to the classroom. Since beginning his full-time broadcasting career in 1991, he has worked in nearly every aspect of radio operations, from on-air broadcasting and production to engineering, station automation, and live event coverage.
Preparing Students for Careers in Broadcasting
Morrison combines hands-on broadcasting experience with extensive knowledge of the technical systems that power modern radio and television production.
His background includes serving as production director for WZDM, WFML, and WAMW, as well as traffic director for WVUB and WAMW. He has built and maintained numerous radio automation systems, including AudioVault, BSI Simian, Rivendell, WideOrbit, and other industry platforms.
His experience provides students with practical insight into broadcasting operations, audio production, and the technical demands of professional media environments.
Bringing Professional Broadcasting Experience to VU
In addition to his faculty role, Morrison serves as a Broadcast IT Technician and Engineer at Vincennes University.
His broadcasting career includes hosting radio programs across multiple stations and time slots. He also hosts an afternoon radio show on VU's Blazer 91.1 WVUB.
His television production experience includes supporting live, on-location broadcasts for WVUT-TV 22. His technical responsibilities have included operating studio cameras, teleprompters, video recording equipment, and audio systems.
Morrison has also completed specialized training in Adobe Premiere and Adobe Creative Suite, expanding his expertise in digital video production and editing.
Connecting Classroom Learning with Live Production
Morrison's experience extends beyond traditional radio and television studios into live entertainment, event production, and public announcing.
He has provided live sound engineering for local bands and county fair events, served as an announcer for motorsports competitions, and worked as an emcee and entertainment host.
His interest in communications technology also includes amateur radio. He holds an Amateur Extra license, the highest level of amateur radio licensing, with the call sign K9AWM.
Through his diverse professional background, Morrison brings students a perspective on the technical, creative, and operational skills involved in professional broadcasting.
Areas of Expertise
- Radio broadcasting and on-air production
- Broadcast engineering and information technology
- Radio automation systems
- Audio production and live sound engineering
- Television and live event production
- Video editing and Adobe Creative Suite
- Broadcast equipment operation
- Public announcing and event coordination
- Amateur/ham radio communications