Surveyors
Surveyors
National Surveyors Week 2023
National Surveyors Week 2023
March 19-25, 2023
Wyoming kicked off National Surveyors Week with a Proclamation signing by Honorable Governor Mark Gordon.
Surveying is the foundation of our country, be sure to recognize a surveyor this week!
George Dale, LS; Shannon Stanfill, Executive Director Wyoming Board; Troy Niesen, Exam & Outreach Coordinator Wyoming Board; Jeff Jones, LS; Honorable Governor Mark Gordon; Cotton Jones, LS; Jack Studley, LS; Joel Ebner, LS; Cindy Jones, PhD, Program Manager, Engineering Outreach University of Wyoming; and Sonja Sparks, LS.
2019
2019
Land Surveyors Outreach Program in Powell, WY
Land Surveyors Outreach Program in Powell, WY
Professional Cody Schatz, PELS and another associate from Engineering Associates Consulting Engineers and Surveyors, headed out to Powell Middle School to visit 150 6th grade students. The 150 students were split into two groups and taught about land surveying in everyday life. While half learned how to pace and use a map and/or metal detector to find five (5) hidden nails in a grass field the other half spent 20 minutes learning about property survey and GPS systems. Including how fast many satellites are and how many times they circle the earth each day, the students then used a survey grade GPS to find hidden coins in a football field.
"We had good feedback from both the students and the teachers doing these exercises." -Cody Schatz, PELS.
2017
2017
Without your help, Wyoming's statewide Surveyor's Week efforts to over 20 classrooms would not be possible.
Governor Matthew Mead signs Proclamation
Governor Matthew Mead signs Proclamation
Governor Matthew Mead signed the Proclamation March 21, 2017 at 11:30 am declaring March 20-24, 2017 Wyoming Land Surveyor's Week!
2016
2016
Governor Matthew Mead signed the Proclamation March 14, 2016 at 10:30 am declaring March 21-26, 2016 Wyoming Land Surveyor's Week!
Surveyor Representation
Governor Mead introducing Proclamation
Shannon Stanfill, Executive Director of Wyoming Board of Professional Engineers and Professional Land Surveyors speaks to the need of the Proclamation and what it represents for Wyoming.
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