Kim A. Bifulco is a senior from Ellington, CT majoring in Communication with an emphasis in Media and Journalism. Kim has always had an interest in television and television production. She made the decision to join the Student Television Network in order to gain some first hand experience in the field.

In the summer after her sophomore year she had an internship at NBC Connecticut, the local NBC affiliate. While interning she gained valuable practice and insights which she has brought back to STN for her second year as senior producer.

In the future Kim hopes to have a career in the television industry, in news, a scripted television series, or films. While still in college she plans to get more experience in the field through internships in news, television, and production.

Ben Wilcox joined STN as a freshman during his first week at the University of Hartford. Now a junior Deans List student, Ben has been re-elected for a second term to the position of News Director. It is Ben's job to find and assign all of the stories, supervise reporters, and approve their scripts. He also appoints anchors for the live newscast each week. This is the perfect job for Ben, as he has had a fervent love for news since the fourth grade. He was even able to interview a local anchor at the age of ten. As his love of news and local television held strong he was able to obtain an internship at his local CBS affiliate WPRI-TV in Providence Rhode Island, before arriving in Hartford. In his spare time Ben enjoys the benefits surrounding his lifelong home in Cranston, Rhode Island. On any given day you could find him on the golf course, enjoying a good meal at an area restaurant with friends and family, hanging out with his dogs and cat, and keeping a close eye on the auto industry.

Nick Drago is a junior from Oakdale, New York on Long Island. He is majoring in Physical Therapy at the University of Hartford and hoping to have a doctorate in six years. His decision to join STN stemmed from his passion of sports and excessive boredom. However he has grown to love his work covering sports teams on campus. His favorite task for STN was covering the American East Men's and Women's Basketball Tournament in Hartford even though he wound up filming 13 games in four days. When he is not filming, watching, announcing, playing, thinking about, or talking about sports he is pretty much just eating and sleeping.

Sophomore Marshall Ross is a Hartt School Music Production and Technology Major from East Greenwich, RI. Marshall's experience in film stretches back to his first homemade movies in the 7th grade, culminating in the creation of a feature film and TV studio at East Greenwich High School. Marshall has learned a lot from STN2 in the past year and is excited to show new Photogs the ropes in the upcoming year.

Hayden Harrower is a sophomore from Denver, Colorado, majoring in Communication with an emphasis in Media and Broadcasting. After one year reporting in the news and sports departments at STN, Hayden was elected Newscast Director. As Newscast Director, Hayden directs the live show every Friday, and makes sure the newscast runs smoothly. He is in charge of taking the crew list every week and teaching people each crew position. Hayden is a well-rounded member, working at every crew position in the studio. Hayden also co-anchors STN's The Red Zone with Sports Director Nick Drago. Hayden hopes to work as a reporter for ESPN one day. His favorite part of working at STN is getting to do interviews with people all around the campus, and sometimes off campus. His fondest memories of STN are of working late at night in the offices with the other people involved.

Matthew Poole, a senior from Greensboro, NC, is pursuing a major in Audio Engineering Technology with a minor in Communication. This is Matthew's third year with STN and he is looking forward to his second term as chief engineer.

During the summer of 2010, Matthew interned in the engineering department of WFMY TV in Greensboro, NC and learned valuable skills that he brought back and applied to his work at STN. WFMY employed Matthew during the summer of 2011 to help its engineering department make upgrades to the station’s newsroom. After graduation, Matthew plans to pursue a career in broadcast engineering or broadcast system integration.