College/high-school/middle school clubs

[KB1LQD]

Hey everyone! I'd like to know about any school clubs that you know of that are ACTIVE or at least still barely there (a few members, active but not much). I am participating in a project for the RIT amateur radio club and compiling a list of known active clubs. E-mail information/website/contact info would be a great help as well.

Thanks,
Brent

[pe2ysb]

ESRAC, the Eindhoven Student Radio Amateur Club, pi4tue, pi5ehv is active :)
we haven many old members participating in contests also.
this summer we have a trip to München (Germany) to visit the shortwave broadcast station at Wertachtal.
our website: www.esrac.ele.tue.nl

[KU0DM]

Only have one year left at middle school, so am going to wait till HS to try and corrupt someone and get a ham shack up.

[KU5B]

Rice University W5YG
w5yg at rice.edu
Trustee: Dr. Patricia Reiff W5TAR

Not many members, but we have held classes (PHY401) for undergrads, grads, and Houston ISD teacher to obtain their licenses.

Colin KU5B

[pe2ysb]

esrac has about 12 members, and about 15 supporters.
the supporters are people who can not become a member because they aren't electrical enginieering students. Not all our members have a license but most do, they are:
PA4KUN, PE5JV, PE1RRO,PE2TYS, PA4BRT and me PE2YSB,
some of our supporters with a license are:
PD5J (My YL), PG5D, PD3VCC, PC5A, PA0SHY

as you can see, most of our members aren't HAM's yet. they became a member to participate in our other activities, like the trip to München, or the summer BBQ :D

In my experience, it works best if you try to get peolpe interessed in your club first,and in HAM radio second.

[KB1LQD]

In my experience, it works best if you try to get peolpe interessed in your club first,and in HAM radio second.

Agreed!

Keep the clubs coming! Thanks you for your help so far its really appreciated!

[ve6wtf]

I think we had one in Calgary,
Not to sure if thats still going though

[KB1PBH]

I got my Tech Liscence a year ago and it was actually with a club sort of thing that my school does.

[kc9lwc]

WB9QFW - University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point ARC - http://www.qsl.net/wb9qfw/index.html

The website is a bit outdated, but they are still active. In fact, I've been known to be seen in their shack when I'm back home :)

W9YT - Badger Amateur Radio Society - University of Wisconsin - Madison ARC

Website is fairly kept up to date... http://w9yt.engr.wisc.edu/

W0YC - Gopher Amateur Radio Club at the University of Minnesota

Still rather active ....

http://w0yc.com/gopher_amateur_radio_club/

[KB1LQD]

Ok, I have been going online as well as adding from this forum... Created an open office database... and have sent out a few e-mails but not all from the list. I have the contact info of about 20 possibly active clubs and will send out more e-mails soon! I am really exited to see where this goes!

[KD0AMG]

W8YY, Husky Amateur Radio Club at Michigan Technological University:
http://w8yy.resnet.mtu.edu/mediawiki/index.php/Main_Page
A lot of the info there is outdated, but the front page is usually kept up to date during the year. Last year, our membership went from from 9 to 18 after we ran a license class and VE session on campus. We've been active in public service, providing support for parades in Houghton, the Lake Superior Performance Rally, and the UP 200 and Midnight Run dogsled races. We also operated special event station W8C for MTU's Winter Carnival.

Also take a look at Michigan State, W8SH.

[KC0WTS]

I'm with the Fort Osage School District ARC for students in grades 5-12. Our club call is KC0TFZ and the trustee's call is W0XDL.