The 2009 Geospatial Technology Competition has been a wild and crazy journey. It all started just over five weeks ago with a project manual being sent by Digital Quest. The project entailed doing a site suitability analysis of a school campus to locate a suitable garden spot. It took the entire five weeks, but I [...]
I have found it difficult to get registered for the SkillsUSA conference. Registering for the Geospatial Competition was very straight forward through Digital Quest’s page. I guess if I would be going through my state delegation it might be easier, but I am at this all alone. I am doing something like a direct membership. [...]
Well after several emails with both Digital Quest and NC SkillsUSA, I have a final answer to the registration cost for the SkillsUSA Geospatial Competition. The SkillsUSA Championships’ Program Director has come to my rescue. As stated directly from their clarification email:
Because the Geospatial Technology competition is for college only and is open to non-SkillsUSA [...]
As I continue to seek funds for my Geospatial Technology Competition, I am utilizing various areas to make some extra money. Selling things on eBay has been a very dependable source for extra money. I put up a digital camera on eBay hoping to cash in on a few bucks. Someone did bid on the [...]
On a positive note for the week, my total funds raised have increased to just over $180. This is really exciting, and I appreciate the support of those who have helped out. In that total I have added some more spare change that I have found around the house, and I was able to cash [...]
I took the time yesterday to fill out the registration form for the SkillsUSA Geospatial Technology Competition on Digital Quest’s website. It was really simple as all I needed to provide was:
My College Name
Program of Study
Professor
My Name
My Email Address
My Address
My Phone Number
Best Time to Contact
I received confirmation within a few hours. All I am waiting [...]
