Young is president of the Foundation for Amateur Radio, a consortium of radio clubs in the Baltimore, D.C. area that administers an extensive program of scholarships for licensed amateurs. Among his accomplishments, Spencer designed and built the Amateur Radio display station at the Franklin Institute Science Museum in Philadelphia that was pictured on the cover of the July 1992 QST magazine. This is the last call for nominations for the 1993 Westlink Report Young Ham of the Year Award. The award be presented at the Huntsville Hamfest and ARRL National Convention in Huntsville, Alabama the weekend of August 14th and 15th. The Westlink Report Young Ham of the Year is a person who in the view of the judges best epitomizes the accomplishments of youth in amateur radio.
Achievements can be in any area of endeavour associated to the hobby service.
To qualify, a nominee must be 18 years of age or younger, be attending an accredited school or place of learning and must hold any class of valid United States amateur license. Cutoff date for nominations is June 30th. If you have already sent for a nominating form and have not yet sent it back, please do so now. This from the CGC Communicator newsletter, a broadcast industry trade publication. Three weeks later, KUSC moved to Mt. Harvard and commenced operation with a new, high power directional antenna.