Posts matching 'University'

 Introducing our latest Brand Ambassador from Alaska, John Brady! Here’s his Q&A:   Where did you study? University of Alaska Anchorage  What are the requirements to be a surveyor in your area? 4 year college degree, 4 years of work experience (3 of which must be in “responsible charge”)   How did you get into […]

Introducing our Brand Ambassador Beau Winfrey from Oklahoma, USA Where did you study? I received a Bachelor of Science in Geography from the University of Oklahoma. I was previously enrolled in the Mechanical Engineering program, but worked for a land surveying company during the summers and part-time through the school year. What are the requirements […]

Introducing our latest Brand Ambassador from Germany, it is Olaf Wysocki! If you are not a surveyor, what do you do? I am Research Assistant and PhD Candidate at the Chair of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing at the Technical University of Munich, Germany. Also I used to work as GIS Specialist in SHH, Wroclaw, Poland. […]

Let us introduce you to our latest Brand Ambassador; Assumpta Jebichii, a final year student pursuing Geospatial Information Science at Maseno University, Kenya. Assumpta is dedicated, detail oriented and an approachable expert of GIS, remote sensing and survey, who attributes success to outmost discipline and determination. She has excelled in areas such as Geospatial software […]

If you imagine your younger self thinking of what you wanted to be when you were older, didn’t it seem like such a daunting task? What do I want to spend the rest of my life doing? Do I choose something that pays well or something that I enjoy? A safe 9-5 office job or […]

Our super awesome Brand Ambassador Ryan Swingley from Indiana tells all in this blog:  Where did you study? I did my Land Surveying studies at Vincennes University and graduated in 1999.  I have maintained a close relationship with the university through out my careers and now I am an adjunct instructor there who teaches Remote […]

Written by Erin Hull   Bats are protected by law, meaning that you cannot disturb, damage or remove a bat in its natural habitat. therefore, if you are planning a project which may have the chance of disturbing a bat, it is a requirement to get a bat survey done to the area. This may […]

FutureGeo 2.0 Report compiled by Erin Hull This week Get Kids into Survey were lucky enough to be a part of ‘a networking event with a difference… an opportunity to connect, talk, and change the future of GeoScience’ organised by our Brand Ambassador Tom Backhouse. Brought to us through DigiLounge virtual platform there were 8 […]