Louie Saenz, Host

Focus On Campus
Friday 9am

Focus on Campus devotes time to recognize the latest and greatest on the UTEP campus. Louie Saenz, gives the lowdown on shining athletes, faculty and students. The show also includes information on ongoing research and university programs affecting our campus. It's everything you need to know about UTEP.

Host Louie Saenz
Louie Saenz has been in the news broadcasting business for over twenty years. He has been a News Anchor and Reporter for KDBC-TV and KTSM-TV in El Paso. He is currently the News & Public Affairs Director for KTEP-FM, and a lecturer in the Communication Department. Saenz also hosts, Oye, Perspectives and co-hosts El Paso Prime Time.

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Audio Archive

March 5, 2010 The Rwanda Graduate Study - Host Louie Saenz talks with Dr. Sarah Ryan, UTEP organizational communication professor, about her trips to Rwanda, including an upcoming venture this summer. The goal is to measure the graduate student success rate in a country that has suffered through scores of incidents that have decimated the economic and educational infrastructures.

February 26, 2010 El Paso Symphony Orchestra: "The Planets" multimedia event - Louie Saenz talks with Sarah Ionnides, El Paso Symphony Orchestra conductor, and Bobby Gutierrez, UTEP communication senior lecturer and media producer. They have created a multimedia event using Gustav Holst's "The Planets, Opus 32," as the musical medium for a spectacular visual event at the Plaza Theatre on February 26 and 27. Information at EPSO.ORG

February 12, 2010 A Conversation with Coach Nolan Richardson - Louie Saenz talks with Coach Nolan Richardson in a rare one-to-one conversation about Richardson's life in El Paso, as a coach with Arkansas and more.

February 6, 2010 "40 Minutes of Hell" by Rus Bradburd - Louie Saenz and Rus Bradburd, former assistant UTEP basketball coach, now author and NMSU assistant professor, talk about Bradburd's new biography on Coach Nolan Richardson (see Focus on Campus area for Coach Richardson's take on the biography.). There is discussion on how Bradburd became a writer, as well as a student of the Irish fiddle.