About Us
ASU-TV is your cable and web-based media outlet serving as both a learning lab for students and a communication and entertainment platform for the entire ASU community. Our programing is available on Optimum Channel 18, and on campus on Channel 4. Our content is also available on-demand through YouTube and Facebook. If you would like to get involved email our factually advisor Dustin Sullivan (dsullivan@astate.edu), send us a message @asutvjonesboro on Instagram.
Meet our staff
Station Manager
Christian Wilcox
Christian Wilcox is a Senior majoring in Creative Media Production and minoring in Marketing. He’s also the host of ASU-TV’s comedic talk show, “The Rip-off.” Christian hopes to work in the entertainment industry as an on-air personality.
Faculty Advisor
Dustin Sullivan
Mr. Sullivan was appointed as the ASU-TV Faculty Advisor in August of 2022. He is also currently an instructor of Sports Media and Creative Media Production for the School of Media and Journalism at Arkansas State University. Mr. Sullivan has many years of experience in television production, including working for ESPN as a Content Video Editor from 2011-2013 and working as the Director of Digital Media for A-State Athletics from 2013-2020. Mr. Sullivan earned both his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from Arkansas State University. He and his wife, Lauren, reside in Jonesboro along with their three children Kyleigh, Amelia, and Oliver.
Red Wolf Media Engineer
Aiden Barber
Aiden Barber has been working with tech for years and appreciate the problem-solving aspect of it all. With a bachelor’s degree in Film and a bachelor’s degree in Broadcast Journalism, he has been learning the ins and outs of the tech world in order to better understand the field. Aiden signed on at A-State to help students in the ways that he was helped during his time in college. He strives to be approachable and knowledgeable to properly be able to lend a helping hand at any moment.
Producer
Julia McKee
Julia McKee is a Sophomore majoring in Creative Media Production with an emphasis in Sports Media. She works for the Creative Media and Live Content crew for the athletic department, you will always catch her at a sporting event! She also serves as Campus Relations and Public Relations Assistant for her sorority, Delta Zeta. Julia hopes to pursue a career in sportscasting with a sports team after she graduates.
Red Wolf Media Engineer
Tim Arquitt
Mr. Arquitt serves as a Broadcast Production Specialist for the School of Media and Journalism at Arkansas State University. In this role, he supports the production of Red Wolf Media content through hands-on work in studio preparation, audio and video engineering, and television server maintenance. His expertise contributes to the technical excellence and smooth execution of university broadcasts.
High school students
If you’re in high school and have an interest in media, then click here to learn more about the School of Media and Journalism.
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Our students get the chance at many opportunities on and off campus, both academically and professionally, in areas like multimedia journalism, creative media production and sports production.
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Our sports production students get opportunities to work side by side with ESPN at athletic events and much more.
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Our multimedia journalism students are eligible for many internships at networks across the country and at network affiliate stations across the United States.
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If you want to be a part of a career that will never bore you, be a part of the media. It’s a career that is ever changing and no two days are the same.