MISSION OF HUMAN RESOURCES SERVICES Fort Ward Amateur Radio Club Human Resources Services is dedicated to support the goals and challenges of Fort Ward Amateur Radio Club by having trained personnel that promote a professional staff environment that is characterized by responsible fair treatment, open communications, honest accountability, trust and mutual respect for Fort Ward Amateur Radio Club Members and Community Business Relations.
To apply for Personnel Service with the Fort Ward Amateur Radio Club, please print the Fort Ward Amateur Radio Club Human Resource Application: Human Resources Form and mail it to:
Fort Ward Amateur Radio Club Human Resource Office
321 High School Road NE, Ste: D3-292
Bainbridge Island, Washington 98110
Office of Personnel and Human Resources: 206-780-6885 |
PURPOSE OF ADVISORY BOARD Fort Ward Amateur Radio Club Advisory Board is not a decisions making authority, rather to providing current finanical advisory knowledge and trends, introducing board members to critical thinking and analysis to increase the confidence of the decision-makers who represent Fort Ward Amateur Radio Club. Fort Ward Amateur Radio Club Advisory Board is a structured and collaborative method for Fort Ward Amateur Radio Club Organization to engage with external business advisors. Advisory Boards Members provide the corporate board with positive advise towarrd directors, managerial leadership or shareholders information. Fort Ward Amateur Radio Club Advisory Board provides practice principles to allow administrative members in the organization towards strategic thinking and access expertise or connective enterprise advise. Advisory Board Members Duties, include voting for qualified board members.
To apply for Advisory Board Service with the Fort Ward Amateur Radio Club, please print the Fort Ward Amateur Radio Club Advisory Board Application: Advisory Board Service Form and mail it to:
Fort Ward Amateur Radio Club Advisory Board Office
321 High School Road NE, Ste: D3-292
Bainbridge Island, Washington 98110
Office of Advisory Board: 206-780-6885 |
Volunteering with Bainbridge Island, Fort Ward Amateur Radio Club is a unique opportunity. Volunteers can work with veterans and youth groups, participate in all events, attend specialized lectures and tours. You'll work with men and women who share a common interest in learning, studying, and teaching our Bainbridge Island Naval Radio Station History as well as preserving the Nation's Naval Radio. Volunteers also gain access to the Fort Ward Amateur Radio Club library, books, manuscripts, charts, historical records, artifacts, and memorabilia. There are a variety of volunteer opportunities available including lecturer, librarian, historical researcher, restoration specialist, maintenance, electronic technician, clerical support, or stationed tour guide. 
To apply for Volunteer Service with the Fort Ward Amateur Radio Club, please print the Fort Ward Amateur Radio Club Volunteer Service Application: Volunteer Service Form and mail it to:
Fort Ward Amateur Radio Club Volunteer Affairs Office
321 High School Road NE, Ste: D3-292
Bainbridge Island, Washington 98110
Office of Volunteer Affairs: 206-780-6885 Eligibility: Must be 18 years of age or older (Under 18 Parental Waiver and Consent Form Required). All volunteers must complete an interview process, training program and follow safety and procedures outlined by the Fort Ward Amateur Radio Club.
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All Inquires submitted To: fwarc@usa.com 206-780-6885
Tone Into Shortwave Radio: WTWW 5085 KHz DSR Internet: http://wtww.us/pages/listen-live.php
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FORT WARD AMATEUR RADIO CLUB (FWARC) is a 501(C)(3) tax exempt non-profit service organization. Serving the needs of Amateur RadioCommunities Local, Regional, National and International and furthering the interests of Amateur Radio. The Fort Ward Amateur Radio Club does not discriminate as to age, race, religion, sex, sexual origination, education, class, financial capacity or national origin. |
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