[OMIK] Howard University Amateur Radio Society

[jesse Alexander]

hey amateurs! I really appreciate the enthusiastic response to my question!
I'd love to reactivate W3RID, and it would be really cool if we had a list
of all of the collegiate stations at HBCUs! What about an HBCU net...I
getting ahead of myself. ;)

I've been having problems searching the ARRL QST archive for the complete
article for the snippet that @Reginald Smith <rsmith at supremevinegar.com> found
on google. I'm getting errors and throws from ARRL's QST archive which
makes me think that they haven't completely recovered from the cyberattack.

@Cortney Smith, I've also reached out to Wilfrid Amisial on linkedin.com as
you recommended. My former professor, Dr. Walter Oliver, suggests I talk
with Dr. Mohmoh because he may know Mr. Amisial and had him in one of his
classes.

On Mon, Jul 29, 2024 at 5:16 PM jesse Alexander <wb2ifs at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hello Amateurs,
>
> I'm scoping out a new project and I'm wondering if any of you know anyone
> who was involved with the Howard University Amateur Radio Society or Howard
> University Amateur Radio Club way back in the day.
>
> Do you know someone who may remember the callsign of the club?
>
> --
> TNX ES 73,
> Jesse Alexander, WB2IFS/3
> OMIK Amateur Radio Association, Inc.
> Prince George's County ARES/RACES
> SKYWARN #PG116
> twitter @wb2ifs
> wb2ifs at arrl.net
> QTH: FM18ns
> Cell:201-247-0831
>


-- 
TNX ES 73,
Jesse Alexander, WB2IFS/3
OMIK Amateur Radio Association, Inc.
Prince George's County ARES/RACES
SKYWARN #PG116
twitter @wb2ifs
wb2ifs at arrl.net
QTH: FM18ns
Cell:201-247-0831