ETV Partners

• Center for Drug and Alcohol Programs (CDAP)

• Charleston Symphony Orchestra

• Clemson Public Service Activities (PSA)

• Clemson Your Day

• College of Charleston

• Criminal Justice Academy (CJA)

• EdTech 2012

• Fort Mill High School Participates in the PBS NewsHour Student Reporting Lab

• Juilliard in Aiken and Joye Cottage

• Municipal Association of South Carolina

• MUSC Public Information and Community Outreach

• National Dropout Prevention Center/ Call Me Mister

• NETwork of Sustained, Collaborative, Ongoing Preparation for Educators (NETSCOPE)

• Nickelodeon Theatre

• PBS TeacherLine

• Pee Dee Explorer

• Piccolo Spoleto

• S.C. Association of School Administrators

• S.C. Department of Education eMedia and the ETV American Graduate Project

• S.C. Emergency Management Division

• S.C. Emerging Technologies Conference

• S.C. Healthcare Amateur Radio Team

• S.C. K-12 Technology Initiative

• SC Hall of Fame

• South Carolina Council for African American Studies

• South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC)

• South Carolina Future Minds

• South Carolina Hall of Fame

• South Carolina Philharmonic

• South Carolina State Library

• South Carolina State Museum

• StoryCorps in Charleston

• The 25th Annual Black History Teleconference

• The James Otis Lecture

• The Office of eLearning, SDE

• The Powder Magazine of South Carolina

• The Riley Institute of Furman University

• The State Media Co.

• The State Presents “South Carolinians in World War II”

• Transparency in Government

• USC Upstate RAD Program

• USC Upstate Students Learn TV Production at ETV Upstate

• We Are the Champions: A Toolkit for Transforming Schools

ETV Learn

ETV at a Glance

Explore these ETV links and resources:

• South Carolina A to Z
• History of ETV
• Testimonials
• Tour Information

ETV’s reach in South Carolina goes well beyond Radio and TV. ETV supports education, promotes transparency, partners with public safety, connects citizens, and improves the quality of life and job readiness for the state. Join us for a look at some of ETV’s services and what people are saying about ETV.

ETV Community and State Partners

Juilliard in Aiken and Joye Cottage

Two of Aiken’s crown jewels, the Juilliard in Aiken 2012 Festival and Outreach Program and beautiful, historic Joye Cottage are featured in ETV’s Web series, ETV Shorts. 

The Juilliard in Aiken Festival features an interview with President, Dr. Sandra Fields and includes footage of some performances. This year's week-long festival happens on March 10-16, 2012 and includes daily matinee and evening performances along with school programs for all ages through its outreach program. Thirty-five Juilliard students and graduates arrive in Aiken in March to perform and teach and are considered some of the most talented young musicians and dancers internationally. View ETV…

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The Riley Institute of Furman University

ETV partners with the the Riley Institute of Furman University to present the annual Wilkins Leadership Awards Ceremony. The Award for Excellence in Legislative Leadership is presented to a member of the S.C. Legislature. The Award for Excellence in Civic Leadership is presented to a community leader. ETV provides professionally produced testimonial videos of each recipient, to be premiered at the annual Awards Ceremony. ETV also airs the complete Awards Ceremony on State House Today, which airs on ETVWorld.

The goal of the Riley Institute is to bring local, national and international leaders to South Carolina and to Furman University. Through…

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The 25th Annual Black History Teleconference

ETV annually partners with Benedict College to offer the Black History Teleconference, now in its 25th year. The teleconference will be held live on the campus of Benedict College in Columbia, South Carolina on Wednesday, February 15, 2012 at 1:30 p.m.

This year's theme, The Struggle Continues: Black Women In American Culture And History, features five high school students and one Benedict student who direct questions to six prominent African Americans about their ideas, challenges, and achievements in relation to the national theme that comes from the Association for the Study of African American Life and History in Washington, D.C.…

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