The Amateur Radio Club of the University of Arkansas: A Legacy of Communication Excellence

Introduction: Hello, today we will introduce the Amateur Radio Club of the University of Arkansas (ARCUA), a student-run organization with a rich history in amateur radio.

Overview of ARCUA:

• Meeting Information: Meetings are held monthly on Tuesday evenings.
• Contact Information: Larry A. Roe (WJ5V) is the primary contact. Daytime Phone: (479) 575-3750, Email: w5ym@uark.edu.

Club Activities and Services:

• Specialties: Contesting, Digital Modes, DX, General Interest, Public Service/Emergency, Repeaters, School or Youth Group, VHF/UHF.
• Services Offered: Entry-Level License Classes, License Test Sessions, Repeater.
• Links: ARCUA Website

Club Statistics:

• Members: 6
• Voting Members: 6
• Voting Licensed Amateur Members: 6
• Voting ARRL Members: 3

Leadership:

• Contact: Larry A. Roe (WJ5V)
• President: Eli Barton (KE5LI)
• Editor: Jill N. Niemeier (AC0MX)

History and Mission: The ARCUA was first licensed in 1916 and is one of the oldest registered student organizations on the University of Arkansas campus. The club:

• Participates in Field Day, contests, and storm spotting.
• Maintains an analog/digital 2m repeater on campus.

Invitation to Enthusiasts: ARCUA welcomes UA students, faculty, and staff to join and participate in their activities. For more information, please visit their website or contact Larry A. Roe.

Conclusion: Thank you for learning about the Amateur Radio Club of the University of Arkansas and their longstanding dedication to amateur radio. For more supporting, please visit talkpod.com.