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Inside UWF with John Richardson and Sandra Averhart, January 18, 2006.  Featured are Margo Stringfield, UWF Archaeology Institute, and Stuart Hamilton, GIS coordinator for UWF Environmental Studies on the ground-penetrating radar project to locate and identify unmarked graves in St. Michael's Cemetery; with Mardi McDaniel-King of the Community-University Partnerships and Leisure Learning Society.  30 min.

Inside UWF with John Richardson and Sandra Averhart, January 25, 2006.  Features include the UWF Outdoor Adventure program and its plans for Spring and Summer 2006 with Shaun Boren, Outdoor Adventure Coordinator; and Dr. Chris Houser, Assistant Professor, Environmental Studies on his study of local beach erosion on Santa rosa Island, how the sand is moving, the effects of northerly winds more than Hurricane Ivan, and the Fort Pickens road.

Inside UWF television program for February 1, 2006 with John Richardson and Sandra Averhart.  Dean of the College of Business Ed Ranelli discusses the Fall 2005 National Field Test conducted of COB students as part of accreditation and the College of Business in general; newly-arrived Dean of Graduate Studies Richard Podemski discusses the Office of Research, and research and scholarship at UWF.  30 min.

Inside UWF television program for February 22, 2006, with Jonathon Heide and Sandra Averhart.   Features include the Alternative Spring Break program with Jonathan Cellon, graduate assistant to Volunteer UWF and advisor to Alternative Spring Break; and Brandi Wahl, President, Alternative Spring Break about their coming efforts for Spring Break 2006 in helping the Ronald McDonald house in Charleston, South Carolina and volunteer work in Everglades National Park;  and discussion with UWF History faculty Daniel Miller on the summer trip to Central Europe sponsored by the UWF Division of Continuing Education and the UWF Department of History.

Inside UWF television program for March 15, 2006 with John Richardson and Sandra Averhart. Features include Dr. Wes Little, Vice Provost for Educational Outreach, on UWF initiatives east of Pensacola, the Fort Walton Beach Center and its renaming to Emerald Coast campus and including other UWF teaching centers including Eglin Center, Hurlburt Center, Niceville OWCC campus, and our classes at Chipola College; also Kristina Behan, Coordinator, of Clinical Laboratory Sciences discusses its various departments (Medical Technology, Hematology) and job opportunities for graduates.  30 min.

Inside UWF television program for March 22, 2006, with John Richardson and Sandra Averhart.  Discussion covers Festival on the Green 2006, set for March 31-April 1, 2006, with Jeff Comeau and Connie Marsh, co-chairs; and with Danielle Pierandozzi, Venue Coordinator for the Children's Festival; also mentioned are other activities such as Honors Convocation and the visit of former Polish President Lech Walesa.

Inside UWF television program for April 5, 2006, with John Richardson and Sandra Averhart.   Features include the 2006 men's and women's tennis program and highlights of past championships with Tennis Head Coach Derrick Racine and Assistant Head Coach German Dalmagro; and the programs of the Aquatic Center after its reopening March 13, 2006 following extensive damage from Hurricane Ivan in 2005, with Assistant Aquatic Director, Nancy Quina.

Inside UWF television program for April 19, 2006, with John Richardson and Sandra Averhart.   Features include the new course offering in building codes, a collaboration of the UWF Building Codes Department and the Construction Engineering Program, with Glenda Mayo from Construction and Engineering, and Tam Landis, UWF Building Code Administrator; and report of the plans for the 2006 Division II National Championships Fall Festival to be held by the NCAA at UWF, with Richard Berg, Athletic Director.  Includes a brief vignette of Mario Vergera, UWF Tennis.

Inside UWF (television program) with John Richardson and Sandra Averhart for April 26, 2006.  Featured are UWF President Emeritus Morris Marx discussing the Japan House on the campus and the roles of international education at UWF, the Japan Center, and the tea ceremony; and Acting Corporal A. J. Hanks, UWF Police Department discussing the role of police on the UWF campus, the blue light system, campus safety, and the escort system.  30 min.