Columbia School of Broadcasting Information

Columbia has been training individuals for the field of broadcasting for 46 years. Columbia has the largest alumni of an broadcasting school in the world. 23,000 in the US and 3,000 in thirty countries world wide. The school has worked with notables in Radio, TV and Film and is the best known name in the broadcast training industry. The company has been featured in magazines, newspapers, and television. The graduates include ex-NFL. NHL, NASCAR and pro-baseball players that desired a career in sports announcing. Famous instructors have included Burton Richardson the voice of the Arsenio Hall show, Lou Riggs and Alan Epstein sports announcers, and Jeff Rollins syndicated morning drive, Nathan Roberts local Washington DC anchor and radio personality, Kand Klutch, XM 80's announcer and nationally known Rock announcer. Notables such as Peaches, from Peaches and Herb, and Shauney Baby drummer from SaltnPepper, have attended the school not to mention Dee Brown, the daughter of the famous singer James Brown is a graduate. Local sports, news, weather and syndicated talk show hosts like Alan Nathan (Battleline)and others, too numerous to mention are alumni.