Find on this site... Site Index  ·Classes ·Exams ·Clubs ·Hamfests ·Addresses    Search site:    Call sign search:   ARRL Member Login... Username:   Password:    Register    Forgot userid/password?  Quick Links... ·Join or Renew ·Catalog & Store ·ARRL Courses ·Classifieds ·Getting Started

Operating Activities Licensing News/Bulletins Services Education Public Service Support Donate to ARRL ARRL Info Text-only

ARRL Products: Digital Communications (More) Nifty E-Z Guide to PSK31 Operation -- A complete guide for implementing PSK31! The ARRL Software Library for Hams 3.0 -- Now Shipping! -- CD-ROM, Version 3.0. Quick access to utilities, applications and information. ARRL's HF Digital Handbook -- Join the Digital Race! 4th Edition. ARRL's VHF Digital Handbook -- Dive into the digital radio universe! Morse Code for Radio Amateurs -- Includes a free CD of audio and computer programs.

1. The Assistant Section Emergency Coordinator (ASEC) may serve as a general assistant to the Section Emergency Coordinator or as a specialist. That is, the ASEC may assist the Section Emergency Coordinator with general leadership matters as the Section Emergency Coordinator’s alternate, or the ASEC may be assigned to handle a specific important function that does not fail within the scope of the duties of the Section Emergency Coordinator's other assistants.  The ASEC will act as the SEC in his/her absence or in emergency response operations to maintain continuity of leadership when 24 hour activity requires multiple shifts.
2. At the Section Manager's discretion, the ASEC may be designated as the recommended successor to the incumbent Section Emergency Coordinator in case the Section Emergency Coordinator resigns or is otherwise unable to finish the term of office.
3. The ASEC should be familiar with the "Official Appointment Description for the ARRL Section Emergency Coordinator," which contains the fundamental responsibilities of the SEC.
4. Assistant Section Emergency Coordinators are encouraged to complete Levels 1, 2, and 3 of the ARRL Amateur Radio Emergency Communications Course.

Requirements: Technician or higher class Amateur Radio license; Full ARRL membership.

Recruitment of new hams and League members is an integral part of the job of every League appointee. Appointees should take advantage of every opportunity to recruit a new ham or member to foster growth of Field Organization programs, and our abilities to serve the public.

FSD-252 (1/08)