Texas Society of Professional Surveyors


	Welcome! The Texas Society of Professional Surveyors, with a membership of more than 2,000 registered surveyors, surveyors-in-training, students and associates, seeks to educate and inform the public of the integral role of surveyors in our society. Learn more about TSPS (Here) Join Today! (Here) ► In the News Heart of Texas Boundary Retracement Seminar (16 CEUs), a longtime TSPS favorite, will next be held March 4-6, 2010 at the Wulff Cedar Creek Ranch in Brady, Texas. (View Brochure Here) (Register Online!) Promoting Surveying in Dallas - Read this update from Chapter 5's Chris Freeman ... the state's Public Relations Committee Chair ... on efforts promoting surveying in the Dallas area. (Click Here) Your New TSPS Officers ... Houston's Alan McLain (right), RPLS #4511, was sworn in last month as 2009-2010 TSPS President at the Annual Convention & Technology Exposition in Austin. New members were sworn in at the Annual Awards Gala at the Renaissance Hotel. Join the new board Feb. 27, 2010 at the Airport Hilton in Austin for the First Quarterly Board Meeting of the new year. Joining Alan on the state's Executive Committee are (below, from left): President-Elect John Watson; First Vice President Davey Edwards; Second Vice President Curtis Strong; Secretary-Treasurer James Redmon; and Past President Michael Parker. TSPS members also elected four state Directors to the Board. Sworn in for their 3-year terms are new directors (below, from left): Michael Evans; Al Hargraves; Gary Hudson; and Robert Young. Congratulations to these new officer holders! Check out your 2009 TSPS Award Winners! Click on the thumbnail (left) to view the 2009 Award Winners sign that was displayed throughout last week's convention in Austin. And look for convention photos of these outstanding surveyors, as well as stories and more convention pictures to run in the upcoming Texas Surveyor magazine! More News Copyright © 2009 All Rights Reserved, TSPS	(Updated 08-21-09) More about SurPAC here! Choose Your Path & Make Your Mark in Land Surveying! Visit www.SurveyTexas.org to learn more!

Welcome!

The Texas Society of Professional Surveyors, with a membership of more than 2,000 registered surveyors, surveyors-in-training, students and associates, seeks to educate and inform the public of the integral role of surveyors in our society.

Learn more about TSPS (Here)
Join Today! (Here)

► In the News

     Heart of Texas Boundary Retracement Seminar (16 CEUs), a longtime TSPS favorite, will next be held March 4-6, 2010 at the Wulff Cedar Creek Ranch in Brady, Texas. (View Brochure Here) (Register Online!)

     Promoting Surveying in Dallas - Read this update from Chapter 5's Chris Freeman ... the state's Public Relations Committee Chair ... on efforts promoting surveying in the Dallas area. (Click Here)

     Your New TSPS Officers ...
Houston's Alan McLain (right), RPLS #4511, was sworn in last month as 2009-2010 TSPS President at the Annual Convention & Technology Exposition in Austin.

New members were sworn in at the Annual Awards Gala at the Renaissance Hotel. Join the new board Feb. 27, 2010 at the Airport Hilton in Austin for the First Quarterly Board Meeting of the new year.

Joining Alan on the state's Executive Committee are (below, from left): President-Elect John Watson; First Vice President Davey Edwards; Second Vice President Curtis Strong; Secretary-Treasurer James Redmon; and Past President Michael Parker.

TSPS members also elected four state Directors to the Board. Sworn in for their 3-year terms are new directors (below, from left): Michael Evans; Al Hargraves; Gary Hudson; and Robert Young.

Congratulations to these new officer holders!

Check out your 2009 TSPS Award Winners!
Click on the thumbnail (left) to view the 2009 Award Winners sign that was displayed throughout last week's convention in Austin.

And look for convention photos of these outstanding surveyors, as well as stories and more convention pictures to run in the upcoming Texas Surveyor magazine!

More News

(Updated 08-21-09)
More about SurPAC here!

Choose Your Path
& Make Your Mark
in Land Surveying!
Visit
www.SurveyTexas.org
to learn more!