We would like to give a huge thank you to this semester's student broadcasters.

Thank you all for an amazing semester at WNJR!

Live programs will return in January 2022. Until then, enjoy the music!

WNJR is holding a campus-wide Jingle Contest. A jingle is a short song or tune played on the air as part of a radio station’s branding.* Jingles can be a cappella or set to music, and feature a wide range of vocal and instrumentation styles. Content creators from all majors are encouraged to participate!

First Prize: $45 W&J gift card and your jingle played on-air in 2021

 

Second Prize: $30 W&J gift card and your jingle played on-air in 2021

 

Third Prize: $15 W&J gift card and your jingle played on-air in 2021

Contest Rules:

• You must be a current Washington & Jefferson College student. WNJR work-study students are ineligible to participate; all other student broadcasters are permitted to enter. 
• Your jingle should be 10-30 seconds, and must include the line: “91.7 FM WNJR Washington”
• All music and audio content must be your own original creation. You can come up with your own slogan, use references to Washington & Jefferson College, or use WNJR’s own “College Radio” tag. Be creative!
• Your submission must be ready-to-air (no “demo tapes”).

Submission Instructions:

• Your submission must be emailed to JingleContest@WNJR.org. as an MP3 file attachment or share link. Use “WNJR Jingle Contest” as the subject line. You will receive a response to confirm your submission. Please include your full name and class year in the email.
• One entry per student. Entries submitted on behalf of a group or student organization should have one person as the representative.
• All submissions must be received by 11:59PM on April 4. 
  

Other Details:

• Entries will be judged by WNJR’s work-study student staff. Winners will be announced in early April. 
• Please email any questions to JingleContest@wnjr.org.

*Here are some examples of radio jingles: 

“KDKA 1020 Pittsburgh - KDKA Jingle Montage - 1950s – 1990s” https://youtu.be/Nv8ORpr03Aw