Yes, there are some.  Ask Carey, N5RM.  :-)

Had a good meeting last night.  Turnout was somewhat depressed because, 
apparently, the Physic Department decided to hold some sort of exam on a 
club meeting night.  The nerve.

Anyway, those of us there had a good time, plus we got one new dues-paid 
member (hint, hint) and we have two more studying for their license.  Small 
crowd, good results.

While shooting the ... breeze up in the radio room, the topic of 
scholarships came up and that reminded me that I needed to post this info. 
  I'll get it on the FB page as well.

That I know of, there are two pools of ham radio scholarship available.  If 
you know of others, speak up!

The Foundation for Amateur Radio, a council of clubs in the Mid Atlantic 
region (W3s and W4s!) is one of the groups  Last year, they awarded just 
under 40 scholarships to hams.  Fill out their application and who knows, 
you might get a little money.

http://www.farweb.org/

The other group is the ARRL Foundation, a 501(c)(3) non-profit incorporated 
seperately from the ARRL.  Looking at their finacial report, the ARRL 
Foundation gave out over $170,000 in scholarship monies to about 70 
amateurs.  Again, fill out their application - you might get lucky.

http://www.arrl.org/scholarship-program


I have no idea how many of you might qualify but I do know that if you do 
not fill out the forms, you will DEFINITELY not get a scholarship!

Ask Carey if it's worth the paperwork.  :-)


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Peter Laws / N5UWY
National Weather Center / Network Operations Center
University of Oklahoma Information Technology
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