[ECOLOG-L] Summer 2014 course in Free and Open Source GIS - NYC

2014-04-30 Thread Dana Reimer
FREE AND OPEN SOURCE GIS - August 4 to August 8, 2014

The Department of Geography at Hunter College of the City University of New 
York and Hunter Continuing Education are offering a five day professional 
course in Free and Open Source GIS from August 4 to 8, 2014. This five day 
course will span the entire range of GIS data capture, management, analysis, 
and visualization of geographic information using Free and Open Source Software 
(FOSS). These different elements of the GIS workflow will be discussed over the 
first four days and will then be applied in a final project completed on 
Friday. The course will combine lectures with hands-on sessions where 
participants will work with different free and open source GIS packages. Since 
we expect participants from many different organizations in the tri-state area, 
this training course also presents an excellent networking opportunity.

The course is designed for experienced GIS users who want to broaden their 
skill set with expertise in the ever-growing world of free and open source GIS. 
Participants are expected to have a technical background and an interest in 
developing comprehensive workflows using multiple software components. While we 
do not require any programming experience, we will be working on the command 
line and developing some small scripts. Participants should be eager to master 
these valuable skills.

This course is offered at Hunter College, CUNY, in the heart of the upper 
eastside of Manhattan very convenient to public transportation. For course 
description, tuition, instructor bios and contacts see 
http://www.hunter.cuny.edu/ce/gis or call the Hunter Continuing Education 
office at 212-650-3850.
Dana G. Reimer
Assistant to Chair
Department of Geography
Hunter College - CUNY
695 Park Avenue - HN1006
New York, NY 10065
Phone: 212-772-5412
Fax: 212-772-5268


[ECOLOG-L] Evlauation of foreign educational credentials

2013-06-18 Thread Dana Reimer
Ecologers: a student I know is eager to have her foreign educational 
credentials (PhD in Geochemistry) evaluated so that she can apply for jobs in 
the United States. Can anyone recommend an ethical agency (or agencies) that 
does this kind of work in the sciences?



Dana G. Reimer

Assistant to Chair

Department of Geography

Hunter College, CUNY

695 Park Avenue

New York, NY 10065