Continuation and extension of the amateur's unique ability to enhance the international goodwill. The first three must be appointed by election, while the auxiliary positions may be elected or appointed by the executive committee. Elections are to be held in March or April every year, and as often as necessary in the event of a current or imminent vacancy of an elected position. The membership may also initiate a re-election anytime a majority consents to doing so if they are dissatisfied or for any other reason fell it appropriate to do so. In the event that the previous President-Elect is unable, unwilling, or ineligible to assume the office of President, the election will include the office of President.
Candidates are to be nominated by the membership body and elected by a majority vote.
In the unlikely event that more than two candidates split the vote, the candidate with the least votes shall be dropped and a re-vote taken, repeating until a candidate has a majority. Only club members in good academic, disciplinary and club standing are eligible for holding office. Membership Requirements Club membership is open to all BYU students, employees, alumni, and their spouses, excepting those who have been denied membership previously for any of the reasons designated by this constitution. Due to the special nature of this club, and to allow for valuable contribution of talent and knowledge from the community and even non-university affiliated persons may also, under special consideration by the executive committee and trustee, be granted membership. Inasmuch as the Federal Communications Commission prohibits operation of amateur radio equipment except by persons properly licensed, full operating privileges of the BYU ARC facilities will be contingent upon a persons holding of such a valid license.