Summary of Radio and Television curriculum at MSOE, job prospects, application to industry, and photographs of students in the classroom.

Occupational Guidance Packet: Opportunities Today in the World of Tomorrow: Radio and Television

The Central Division Director for the American Radio Relay League, John G. Doyle, speaks to the Amateur Radio Club about the values of amateur radio.

The highlight of a visit to the School of Engineering by the parents of a prospective student is the Radio Club's 'ham shack.'

Article which highlights the significant amount of interest that students are showing in radio instruction, Sept. 25, 1919.

A group of local boyscouts met at the School of Engineering in the interest of forming a Boy Scout Wireless Club with students from S.O.E.

Informational piece regarding the WISN radio program, Sounds of Science, on which many members of MSOE faculty and staff have been guest speakers, February 1969.

The School of Engineering of Milwaukee had students and faculty experimenting with radio transmission and reception since the school opened in 1903.

Article announcing new classes in the Radio Department at MSOE, September 1935.

One of the first class bulletins dedicated solely to radio courses, 1932-1933 School Year.