One of the key challenges of a successful digital transformation is the ability to manage the workflow of documents and understand how the technology and standards work. This advanced session is designed for licensed Agrologists who already have or plan to subscribe to a BCIA digital signature certificate and would like to learn how to use all the features of this solution.

Speakers:

- Mike Dedels, Grasslands Conservation Council of BC

- Scott Boswell, Okanagan Collaborative Conservation Program

- Cara Kirkey, Friends of Black Mountain

- James Chester, RDCO Parks

Capacity limit: 20 registrants

Cost: $10

Join the CCI Agrology Reading Club as we launch our inaugural session! This platform offers a unique opportunity for fellow CCI Branch Agrologists to delve into various agrology-related topics and foster meaningful discussions. To ensure an interactive and engaging session, attendance is capped at 20 participants.

Open to: VIB Registrants Only - This tour is limited to 20 participants

Facilitators: Rob Kupchanko, PAg and Russ Horton, PAg

 Using case studies and examples, this course looks at professionalism, the code of ethics, and the responsibilities of professional Agrologists. The Professional Governance Act and the BCIA Bylaws will also be reviewed. This workshop is a requirement for all new Registrants in the Articling Program, Expedited Admission Program, and as a Limited License Agrologist. Includes lunch, materials, and certificate on completion.

Join us for BCIA's annual conference this year at the joint interdisciplinary 2024 BC Land Summit - Collaborations & Connections from May 8 - 10, 2024, at the Vancouver Island Conference Centre in beautiful Nanaimo, BC! Add the BCIA AGM in to your calendar - May 8th at noon!

Registration is open! The 2024 BCIA AGM will occur on May 8, 2024 at noon. The AGM will be held at the Vancouver Island Conference Centre in Nanaimo, and available for live stream as a hybrid meeting.