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Video produced through the Shasta College Journalism Program
JACC Interviews
This is a selection of clips from the 2007 Journalism Association of Community Colleges conference March 22-25 in Sacramento attended by some 600 students from more than 50 community colleges in California. The filming was done with a Canon XL-2 and was edited on a Mac with iMovie HD. It is a first effort by this videographer, so be aware that this is student created. Click on the image above to access the video. Click Here to view video of interviews with Lance staffers – Adam Madison You need QuickTime to view and a recommended web browser such as Firefox or Netscape to view. A web browser such as Internet Explorer defeats the purpose of streaming video.
Shasta College trustees gather for rare Burney meeting, OK forestry A.S. degree program
An application for a new forest science and technology program at Shasta College was approved by trustees when they met in Burney for their regularly scheduled monthly meeting. The program was developed in response to an ongoing need through northern California for well-trained forestry technicians. “There has certainly been a need,” said Shasta College instructor Ken Nolte. “Far and away more jobs than I have students at this time.” To hear more of his comments, click on the photo. You need QuickTime to view and a recommended web browser such as Firefox or Netscape to view. A web browser such as Internet Explorer defeats the purpose of streaming video.
Knights Homecoming
The Knights scored 15 fourth-quarter points in a losing effort at their Homecoming/Hall of Fame game played at Memorial Stadium. The 23-15 Mid-Empire Conference loss to the Sacramento City Panthers drops Shasta’s record to 0-1 MEC, 1-5 overall. Despite only amassing 17 yards of offense in the first half, the Knights trailed 16-0 at the intermission. Video camera operator and editor – Richard Allan. Click on photo to access video. You need QuickTime to view and a recommended web browser such as Firefox or Netscape to view. A web browser such as Internet Explorer defeats the purpose of streaming video.
Geology field trip
Shasta College instructor Randy Reed leads a group of students studying the geology of the Modoc Plateau during three-day field trip. Some of the sites explored included Medicine Lake, Lava Beds National Monument, Glass Mountain, Adin Pass and Petroglyph Point, among others. The one-unit course is offered every other year, with the next scheduled for fall 2008. Click on photo to access video.
Report to trustees
Associated Student Body President James Boeckholt reported to the trustees of the Shasta-Tehama-Trinity Joint Community College District when the board met in May 2006. Click on photo to access video.
Knights football
The Shasta College football team committed six turnovers in an 18-7 loss to visiting Feather River at Memorial Stadium on Oct. 29, 2005. The Knights (1-2 Mid-Empire Conference, 2-6 overall) quarterback Chad Cavender was 18-of-36 for 200 yards in the second half, with three interceptions. In the beginning, he completed 10 of his first 13 passes. Shasta had 30 yards rushing the whole game and 34 yards total offense in the second half, all on its final drive. Videography and editing by Richard Allan.
Knights football
The Shasta College Knights record dropped to 1-5 following the game at Memorial Stadium where Sierra College defeated the host team at its homecoming/hall of fame game, 45-6. Click on photo to access video.
Report to trustees
Associated Student Body President James Boeckholt reported on the activities of ASB before trustees of the Shasta-Tehama-Trinity Joint Community College District when the board met Oct. 12, 2005. Click on photo to access video.
