Search SCETV

President's Corner

Dear Viewers and Listeners:

ETV has been on the move—literally. Many of our staff members are moving to the Telecommunications Building, where our TV and radio production facilities are located.…

Read More

Share Your ETV Story

Tell us how you use ETV services including education, radio, television and web interactive.

ETV Learn

ETV Partners

• Clemson Your Day

• College of Charleston

• Criminal Justice Academy (CJA)

• Juilliard in Aiken and Joye Cottage

• Municipal Association of South Carolina

• MUSC Public Information and Community Outreach

• National Dropout Prevention Center/ Call Me Mister

• Pee Dee Explorer

• Piccolo Spoleto

• S.C. Association of School Administrators

• S.C. Department of Education eMedia and the ETV American Graduate Project

• S.C. Emergency Management Division

• S.C. Healthcare Amateur Radio Team

• S.C. K-12 Technology Initiative

• South Carolina Council for African American Studies

• South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC)

• South Carolina Future Minds

• South Carolina Hall of Fame

• South Carolina Philharmonic

• South Carolina State Library

• South Carolina State Museum

• The 25th Annual Black History Teleconference

• The Office of eLearning, SDE

• The Riley Institute of Furman University

• The State Media Co.

• USC Upstate RAD Program

ETV at a Glance

Explore these ETV links and resources:

• ETV Shorts
• South Carolina A to Z
• History of ETV
• Testimonials
• Tour Information

ETV’s reach in South Carolina goes well beyond Radio and TV. ETV supports education, promotes transparency, partners with public safety, connects citizens, and improves the quality of life and job readiness for the state. View South Carolina ETV's 2011 Local Content and Service Report (PDF) and see the services we provide and what people are saying about ETV.

ETV Video Testimonials

ETV Community and State Partners

ETV Featured Partner: USC Upstate RAD Program

Since 1985, ETV Upstate has operated its community station from the Media Building on the USC Upstate campus. The station has produced educational programming for ETV’s network across South Carolina and collaborated with the university on a number of projects, including satellite distance learning; a weekly community affairs show, ETV Upstate; employees serving as adjunct professors; and internships for students. Another important collaboration deals with the safety of students on and around the USC Upstate community. One of these initiatives is helping to teach young women to protect themselves and think about safety in any environment.

One step toward this was the highlighting of USC Upstate’s RAD (Rape. Aggression. Defense.) Class. R.A.D. (Rape Aggression Defense) System is a program that teaches women realistic self-defense tactics and techniques. One out of every four women is likely to face the possibility of physical assault in their lifetime. The R.A.D. program begins with awareness, prevention, risk reduction and avoidance, while progressing toward the basics of hands-on defensive training. The RAD focus is about empowering women through education to protect themselves. RAD techniques emphasize protection against rape and abduction. The RAD classes conducted at USC Upstate have been very successful and are an important community service.