RIT Amateur Radio Club constitutions 1954, 2008

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RIT Amateur Radio Club constitutions 1954, 2008

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Constitutions from the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) Amateur Radio Club founded in 1952. The collection includes two copies of the organization's constitution, one from 1954 and another from 2008. The RIT Amateur Radio Club constitutions consists of two constitutions from the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) organization. The first constitution is from 1954 and includes a revision of the association's objectives. The second copy is from 2008 and is completely rewritten.

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