WSHU Public Radio Advisory Board
WSHU Public Radio, owned and operated by Sacred Heart University in Fairfield, CT, is overseen at the fiduciary level by the University’s Trustees, while maintaining a strict editorial firewall between university administration and WSHU’s News and Talk operations.
The WSHU Advisory Board serves an important link between WSHU and the community. It is a volunteer group that provides community input to WSHU about programming and public service. The members represent different professions, geographic regions, individual needs and interests of the communities WSHU serves. We seek to reflect as broadly as possible the demographic, geographic, cultural, economic and social diversity of our listening region.
The WSHU Advisory Board is an advisory body and is not involved in WSHU’s daily management or operations. Members learn about public radio, meet WSHU staff members and have regular communication with the station about programs and public service. Members also serve as ambassadors to their communities.
The board meets three times a year and meetings are open to the public. Meetings take place in person with a zoom option.
Those interested in participating or learning more can contact Margo Lieb at margo@wshu.org
WSHU Advisory Board Members
Patricia Borghesan
Stephanie Branta
Jenny Carrillo
Kelly Catlin
Rima Dael
Sarah Greenblatt
Shoshana Hershkowitz
Sharon Inkeles
Katherine Kennedy
Laurie Lauterbach
Renee Lux
David McKinnis
Jim Morley
Michael Opuszynski
Andy Pforzheimer
Michael Rettger
Andrew Smith
Doug Stone
Greg Von der Ahe
Julia Wyant
Fiscal Year 2027 WSHU Advisory Board Meetings:
All meetings of the WSHU Board Meetings are held via Zoom at 5 p.m. Please contact Margo Lieb (margo@wshu.org) for details on how to participate.
- Wednesday, October 28
- Wednesday, January 20
- Wednesday, May 26
Any member of the public may attend for the purpose of observing the meeting. Members of the public are not required to register their names as a condition of attendance. Visitors may attend the meeting as observers only. They may not speak out or otherwise attempt to participate in or to interrupt or delay the meeting.