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296 April 2014 PHOTOGRAMMETRIC ENGINEERING & REMOTE SENSING
STAND OUT FROM THE REST
earn asprs certification
ASPRS congratulates these recently
Certified and Re-certified individuals:
THE
IMAGING & GEOSPATIAL
INFORMATION SOCIETY
CERTIFIED MAPPING SCIENTIST GIS/LIS
Michael Billmire, Certification # GS270
Effective Feb 13, 2014, expires Feb 13, 2019
Larry L. Krieger, Certification # GS269
Effective Feb 13, 2014, expires Feb 13, 2019
ASPRS Certification validates
your professional practice and
experience. It differentiates you
from others in the profession.
For more information on the ASPRS
Certification program:
contact certification@asprs.org
visit http://www.asprs.org/
membership/certification
Attention
ASPRS Student Members
An Invitation from ASPRS
If you have just graduated and are leaving the
student life behind and starting your first “real
job,” please consider retaining your membership
in ASPRS. You are invited to continue your
membership with ASPRS under our “Associate
Member” status. We recognize that as you are
starting out in your new career, it may be easier
to transition from a Student to an Associate
membership at first. For an annual membership
fee of $90, Associate Members receive the
same rights and privileges as Active Members,
but at two thirds the cost. You may remain an
Associate Member for up to three years before
becoming an Active Member.
For $90 a year, as an Associate Member, you
continue to receive all of the benefits you
enjoyed as a student member such as:
• Monthly subscription to PE&RS
• Conference discounts
• Discounts on ASPRS publications
• Access to job postings on the ASPRS web
site, in PE&RS, at job fairs at ASPRS
conferences, and sent straight to your
desktop.
But now, additional benefits include:
• Opportunity to enroll in group insurance
programs
• Full voting rights in Society elections
Continue your relationship with ASPRS now, at
the Associate Member level, and join the
community of thousands in the fields of photo-
grammetry, remote sensing and image-based
GIS mapping.
It is essential for people in the geospatial fields
to stay informed of the latest technological and
methodological breakthroughs. We make it our
job to stay abreast of the latest information in
photogrammetry, remote sensing, and GIS.
All you have to do to stay informed is to be a
member of our community.
http://www.asprs.org