Corporation for Public Broadcasting Required Information

KUNR receives funding from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, which requires the following information to be posted on our website.

KUNR employs an open meeting policy whereby interested members of the public are welcome to attend. KUNR invites the public and community groups to provide input. Additionally, the General Manager Advisory Council provides input into station’s program development by providing opportunities for community organizations and groups to present and discuss issues of concern for their constituents. Send your questions or concerns to KUNR by email at any time or by mail to the following address:

KUNR General Manager
1664 N. Virginia St.
Mail Stop 0294
Reno, NV 89557

A list of Station senior/executive management

Brian Duggan, General Manager
University of Nevada, Reno – Mail Stop 0294
(775) 682-6055
Email Brian Duggan

Erinn Kari, Business & Operations Manager
University of Nevada, Reno – Mail Stop 0294
(775) 682-6052
Email Erinn Kari

KUNR is licensed to the Board of Regents of the Nevada System of Higher Education (NSHE), which holds meetings throughout the year. View the calendar of scheduled Board of Regents meetings, proposed agendas for these meetings and a list of meeting minutes. A Community Advisory Board is not required, as KUNR is licensed to the NSHE Board of Regents.

KUNR's governing body is the Board of Regents of the Nevada System of Higher Education. View the current NSHE Regents.

KUNR Diversity Statement

KUNR is committed to ensuring that its workforce and any governing boards it establishes strive to reflect the diversity found in the communities it serves. Central to KUNR’s mission, vision and values is maintaining a governing and workplace environment which recognizes each individual’s uniqueness and human value. KUNR strives to create and foster a supportive and accepting environment in which everyone can be successful and supported in pursuing and realizing their full potential within the organization.

KUNR seeks a diverse workforce and governing body, recognizing and harnessing distinct capabilities, perspectives and personalities of each individual within the group. On a personal level, the diversity of an individual is defined by their cultural and personal differences, as well as their life and professional experiences.

KUNR believes that diversity considerations extend beyond race and gender. The spectrum of diversity includes disability, religious belief, ideology, age, culture, sexual orientation, physicality, education and socioeconomic status.

KUNR is an equal opportunity employer and will attempt to recruit a diverse workforce — explicitly forbidding discrimination or harassment.

KUNR has set the following diversity goals:

To actively promote open positions through channels and avenues aimed at reaching diverse audiences of potential employees.
To seek diverse interview subjects, topics, content-generators, producers and creative talents to influence and produce content reflecting diverse audiences and perspectives.
To identify ways to continually improve recruitment and retention of qualified candidates to achieve diversity in the makeup of the station’s team.
To provide equal opportunity in employment.
To educate our management and staff annually in best practices for maintaining an inclusive and diverse environment for all persons.
To seek and nominate candidates for station boards, advisory groups or workgroups that represent the geographically and demographically diverse composition of the many communities we serve and our diverse society at large.
To assist in developing a more diverse future workforce of talented people with professional skills in the broadcasting/media industry. This is accomplished through activities such as recruiting diverse candidates for internship and related opportunities, participating in minority or other diversity job fairs and networking and relationship-building within diverse communities.

KUNR works closely with the University of Nevada, Reno, its licensee, and reflects the university’s commitment to recruiting and hiring a diverse and vibrant workforce. Recruitment includes outreach through diversity websites, social media, advertisement, on-air, word-of-mouth, internal and external networking and other station, industry, community and university channels.

KUNR’s staff, volunteers and interns are reflective of our increasingly diverse community. Over the past two to three years, KUNR has continually examined and refined its efforts to identify and utilize online and other sources to foster a diverse workforce of qualified and talented team members.

Through training at staff, management and board levels, participation in minority job fairs, recruiting diverse interns and/or other initiatives, KUNR is committed to the ideals of honoring the inherent value in all people from all backgrounds who together bring their talents and skills to our organization for the benefit of the diverse communities and audiences we serve.