I work for Minnesota State University, Mankato in the Information Technology Services.
I currently focus in the following areas:
US Postal Address | Jeffrey Hundstad 3010 Memorial Library Mankato, Minnesota 56001 USA |
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Campus maps | Map Index Campus Map (my office is in ML — Memorial Library) Third floor detail ML (my office is 3040M) |
ICBM Targeting Address | +44 08 57.00 -093 59 40.80 (239m) |
Maidenhead Grid Square | EN34ad |
Primary E-Mail | jeffrey.hundstad@mnsu.edu |
Secondary E-Mail | j3gum@yahoo.com |
Amateur Radio (HAM) Call Sign | WE0A it used to be KC0RHM |
My last known mobile location | Look up my last location on findu |
Work phone | +1-507-389-6923 |
Fax | +1-507-389-6115 |
Home phone | +1-507-625-7643 |
Facebook (personal) | Jeffrey Hundstad |
Twitter (ham radio updates) | we0a |
I live in Mankato, MN, where I own a house near the University. I live there with my wife, Patrice, her cats, two tanks of fish and a lovebird. Sometime we'd like to get as far away from Mankato as possible…
Here's an audio clip (158,753 bytes) of me talking about the things I do at work. It's completely out of date but really it's here just so you can hear my voice :-)
I like my car.
Jim likes his Ural.
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