Boards
Governing Board
The Board of Curators of the University of Missouri System holds the FCC licenses to operate KWMU, KMST, and WQUB and comprises the governing board for the stations. A listing of current Board members, committees, officers and meeting dates may be found on the UM System’s website, https://www.umsystem.edu/curators. The Board of Curators infrequently discusses matters pertaining to the radio stations; however, whenever there is a pertinent meeting agenda item the meeting date will be posted on this website.
Friends of St. Louis Public Radio
The Friends of KWMU, Inc. is a separate 501(c)(3) organization that has supported STLPR since 1977. The advisory board supports STLPR's mission, development and may make recommendations.
Officers
- Andrea Cannon (President)
- Deb Dubin (1st Vice President)
- Laura Lee Brayton (2nd Vice President)
- John Brase (Secretary)
- Elizabeth Larson (Treasurer)
Board Members
- Maria Briggs
- Allan Connolly
- Anne Elliott
- Gonzalo Fernandez
- Neosha Franklin
- Marc Hirshman
- Peggy Holly, Emeritus
- Pops Jackson
- Russell Jackson
- Diane Katzman
- Rusty Lamboley
- Maggie Mueller
- Claudia Ochoa-Espejo
- Tina Pamintuan, STLPR CEO
- Eriko Clevenger Pope
- Rebecca Frigy Romine
- Ken Schutte
- Julie Taylor
Vision for Community Representation
St. Louis Public Radio knows that a diverse workforce, management team, governing body, and Friends board contribute greatly to our knowledge and understanding of the region’s communities, and to our ability to deliver content and services that will help us attract, grow and engage audiences and help them to achieve their full potential. We endeavor to recruit from a broad pool of candidates, enabling us to hire and promote qualified people from a variety of backgrounds, lived experiences and talents that reasonably reflect the varying needs and interests of our community.
St. Louis Public Radio will continue to explore new opportunities for achieving and promoting this diversity and to monitor and evaluate our success. This means the policies we adopt will always meet the standards of federal and state law and St. Louis Public Radio's Nondiscrimination Policy.