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Next In-person UARC Meeting at the U Lisa Cook, K7LAC on Working HAM Radio with Youth On April 10th we'll be back to the usual UARC meeting place at the U. Presentation will be on "Working HAM Radio with Youth" by Lisa Cook, K7LAC - Assistant Section Manager and Youth Coordinator for the Utah Section ARRL. In addition to her section leadership duties, Ms. Cook is an alumn of the ARRL Teachers Institute and uses HAM radio in her high school classroom. Lisa will be presenting on the topic of interesting the youth in your life to HAM radio including example activities. If you know any teachers of STEM subjects, especially in middle school or high school, invite them to April's meeting. The
meeting starts at 7:30 pm and will be available on UARC's YouTube Channel,
live and for later playback. For
directions on how to get to the meeting location at the University of
Utah, including elevator access - and to see a map
showing the parking lot north of Merrill Engineering Building
which you can SAFELY park in without getting a
ticket - go to the "Directions
to the Meeting" page - link.
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Other club news and announcements:
- For information on other classes and amateur radio exams - no matter where you are - visit Hamstudy.org.
Amateur radio classes:
Welcome to the Utah Amateur Radio Club's web site. Our club is the oldest amateur radio club in the state of Utah. It holds the call W7SP, a memorial call for Leonard "Zim" Zimmerman, early UARC member and radio pioneer. It also publishes a monthly newsletter called Microvolt, electronic versions of which can be found here.
To use this site, please select from the links in the index on the left. You will find the most common destinations available there. Some links direct you to another menu for certain items. The Microvolt link is an example.
This site includes information about the club's history and current activities, as well as answers to the most frequently asked questions about Amateur Radio in Utah and Amateur Radio in general. We hope you find it useful. Suggestions are always appreciated.
Have a question not answered here? Call UARC's Ham Hotline, 801-583-3002. A volunteer will either be available in person or, generally, will get back to you within 24 hours.
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