Subj:  Re: a thaw
Date:  Tue, Jan 21, 1997 11:33 PM EDT
From:  dsolar@well.com
X-From:	dsolar@well.com (Daniel del Solar)
To:	Anala@aol.com, dsolar@well.com

new resume
with all of the current data:
art follows
 
 
DANIEL del SOLAR                         H:  510-430-8231
6015 Majestic Ave.                       
Oakland, CA 94605                        email: dsolar@well.com
 
 
            MANAGEMENT AND SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH
 
EXECUTIVE/DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR                 (Dec 1995-Oct 1996)
MISSION CULTURAL CENTER FOR LATINO ARTS, SF, CA.
Community arts organization providing exhibition space and classes
for Latino and Latino-related cultural efforts Organized
performance, exhibition, and benefit events such as the Yolanda
Lopez benefit, televised Immigration Town Hall with 200+ in studio
with Telemundo), Youth, Laborfest, Women's, and HIV Positive
exhibitions of visual arts.  Wrote and was awarded $139,000 Grant
for the Arts and building improvement grants totaling $245,000.
 
GENERAL MANAGER, WYBE-TV, PHILADELPHIA, PA.      (Sep 92-Jun 1995)
First multi-cultural community public TV for Delaware Valley area.
Managed $1.1 million annual budget and 12 full-time staff & 100+
volunteers. Created format of extensive local community production
and unique international news broadcasts which raised ratings and
doubled viewer cash support. Increased subscriber base from 32,000
to 1.2 million and from 1 cable system to 24. Awarded $174,000 PTFP
equipment grant.  Settled legal challenge resulting in $1.2 million
for station.
 
GENERAL MANAGER, KALW-FM, SF, CA.              (Nov 1985-Aug 1992)
SF Unified School District radio station affiliated with NPR.
Managed $650,000 budget to produce over 150 different radio
programs each week, 19.5 hours daily.  Increased listener support
from $35,000 to $435,000+.  Acquired and installed new
listener-subscriber computer management system. Grants & awards
totalling $175,000 awarded from NTIA,  Wells Fargo Foundation, and
others.
 
DIRECTOR, TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT                    (1977-1980)
CORPORATION FOR PUBLIC BROADCASTING, WASHINGTON, D.C.
 
Managed national grant program with $6.5 million budget over three
years to increase employment for ethnic minorities and women in
positions of responsibility at public TV and radio stations
throughout the US.
 
COMMUNITY/MEDIA RESOURCES COORDINATOR                (1975-1976)
OPEN STUDIO TELEVISION, KQED-TV, SF, CA.
 
Fundraiser and publicist for Open Studio Television, award-winning,
daily half-hour community access television program.  Auditioned
and selected performance and public affairs programming.
 
 
RESEARCH ANALYST                                     (1965-1973)
ABT ASSOCIATES, CAMBRIDGE, Mass.
 
Research on adult basic education programs effectiveness for Office
of Economic Opportunity.
        
                        OTHER
 
- Management/Grant/Education Consultant, Mexican Museum, SF. (1996)
 
- Dean of Instruction, DQ University, Davis, CA. (1972)
 
- Lecturer, "Documentary Radio Production," Hunter College
  Communications Dept., wrote syllabus, designed and built the 
  production studio (1983-1984), NYC. (1983-1984)
 
- Panelist, American Film Institute. Reviewed over 600 applications 
  to select grants up to $25,000. Los Angeles, CA. (1974)
 
- Author, "Police-Citizen Violence: an Organizing Guide for       
  Community Leaders," an 80-page book distributed nationally to   
  NAACP regional offices and communities.  (1982)
 
- NEA & NEH. TV and radio grant panelist. (1981-1995).
 
- Lectures, "Where Public Broadcasting Is Going," at UC-Berkeley, 
  "News Course" (1988); "Maintaining Signal Integrity" at Public  
  Radio Conference (1989); "Public Broadcasting Management" at    
  Temple University, (1993)
 
- Extensive travel in the U.S., Central and South America. Fluent 
  in Spanish.
 
                                EDUCATION
 
-  Harvard University, Social Relations, B.A. (Honors).  (1964)
 
-  UC-Berkeley and University of Illinois, graduate studies in    
   cultural anthropology, sociology and Latin American society.   
   (1965-1967)
 
-  Harvard Business School and National Association of Educational 
   Broadcasters Advanced Management Seminar for Public Broadcasting 
   (1977)
 
-  Broadcast Management Seminar,  Stanford University Business    
   School. (1992)
 
                          HONORS
 
-  Fulbright Grant, supported studies in Venezuela. (1964)
-  National Science Foundation Study Grant, Tlaquepaque, Mexico.  
   (1963)
-  Congressional Testimony, Senate Commerce Committee hearings for
   re-funding of public broadcasting (1988)
-  Meritorious Achievement Award, SF Media Alliance, "for leading 
   KALW- FM to a solid record of excellence". (1987)
-  Corporation for Public Broadcasting Minority Training Grant    
   (1976)
-  Corporation for Public Broadcasting Official Board Commendation 
   (1980)
 
                MEDIA PRODUCTIONS (PARTIAL LIST)
                          RADIO
 
- "Educational Matter", educational series, 20 x 1hr, KALW-FM, SF, 
  CA. (1987)
- "Music of the Pacific Basin Nations," 8 x 1hr, KALW-FM, SF, CA. 
  (1986)
- "Introspection Towards the Future: Trinidad Carnival 1984,"     
  one-hour documentary on the cultural-political role of the      
  Carnival, Co-producer. WHUR-FM, Washington, D.C.  (1984)
- "Readings from the Congressional Record."  Hourly program of    
  analysis and listener call-in.  Aired weekly for three years.   
  Conceived program and organized production group. KPFA-FM,      
  Berkeley, CA. (1974)
 
                          TELEVISION 
 
- "Black Writers Celebration," 28 minute program highlighting the 
  words of writers at this event.  Executive producer, camera.    
  WYBE-TV (1994)
 
- "Black Women of Achievement," 58-minute program featuring black 
  women recognized at the Afro-American Cultural and Historical   
  Society in Philadelphia.  Executive Producer, camera.  WYBE-TV  
  (1993)
 
- "Race(ing), Class, (En)Gendering Power," a half-hour program    
  featuring readings and commentary of Toni Morisson's book at the 
  Philadelphia Free Library.  Executive Producer, camera. WYBE-TV, 
  (1993)
 
- "VideoLetters to President Bill Clinton," three-hours of 2 and 3
  minute "citizen videoletters" broadcast by WYBE and sent to     
  President Clinton upon his inauguration. Executive producer,    
  writer.  (1993)
 
- "Peace Boat," 29-minute video for the Fellowship of             
  Reconciliation showing impact in Central America of ship carrying 
  humanitarian aid and four Nobel Laureates.  Associate editor,   
  field producer.  (1984)
 
- "Community Murals," 28-minute video providing a view of murals in
  various US cities. Producer and director. KQED-TV, SF, CA. (1976)
**********************

my modification's still to the above will be
to remove all the dates at my education and honors section

abrazos verdes
daniel


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