With the recent wildfires taking place in southern California, the following is especially timely in looking at the steps that should be adopted as it relates to preserving monuments in areas that are subject to wildland fires.



Newsletter of the Central Coast Chapter of the California Land Surveyors Association
With the recent wildfires taking place in southern California, the following is especially timely in looking at the steps that should be adopted as it relates to preserving monuments in areas that are subject to wildland fires.
A great read about Roman survey festivals, and other such ruminations by by Carl R.C.de Baca, due to be published in the upcoming American Surveyor.
Cuesta College is looking to find someone who would be interested in teaching the surveying class. Here are the class details. Please let me know if you have any questions. We are able to do emergency hires, but will need to get the paperwork started this week or early next week to have the individual cleared by our Human Resources team before the first class meeting on March 8th.
When and Where:
March 8th through May 17th
Saturdays 8:00am-11:20am for lecture and 12:00-5:20pm for lab on the Cuesta College SLO Campus room 4118 (We have a class set of surveying equipment)
There are currently 15 students enrolled in the course
What:
A description of the course learning objectives are attached. I could work with Rudy Schalk to see if he would share his teaching materials.
Qualifications:
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Salary:
The base pay for the course is $6,185. If the instructor has additional education or teaching experience, their compensation would be higher.
Please let me know if you could use any more information.
Anyone interested can email me, or call my direct office line: 805-592-9849 Or my Cell: 208-220-3156.
Thanks!
Erin Naegle
Dean of Instruction for STEM
P: (805)592-9849