5J-17.042. Proof of Continuing Education Credit Earned

The following documentation shall constitute proof of continuing education credit: (1) An official transcript from the registrar of a university, college, junior college or community college documenting that the licensee has completed a course in a surveying and mapping subject. A “course in a surveying and mapping subject” is a course such as: civil engineering, forestry, mathematics, photogrammetry, land law, physical sciences, basic surveying and mapping, route surveying, mapping, control surveying, legal principles of boundaries, geodetic astronomy, subdivisions, and cartography; (2) A certificate of completion or the transcript of a course or seminar offered by a continuing education provider approved by the Board; (3) A program from the licensee’s first presentation of a continuing education course or seminar offered by a provider approved by the Board; (4) A written statement from the Board office documenting the licensee’s attendance at a meeting of the Board. Minutes of meetings may be used by Board members to document their attendance; (5) A copy of the initial publication of a surveying and mapping book, paper, or article that is published under the name of the licensee; (6) A dated letter on official stationery from a chapter of a state or national association confirming the dates of the licensee’s attendance at a chapter meeting; (7) A dated letter on official stationery from a state or national association to the licensee confirming the licensee’s registration for attendance at a state or national meeting and the dates thereof, or a paid registration receipt from the state or national association. (8) A certificate of completion or the transcript of a course or seminar taken in leading to an advanced professional certification in a surveying and mapping related discipline, along with documentation from the association or organization issuing the advanced professional certification. (9) A certificate of completion of a course or seminar taken in a surveying and mapping related discipline at a state or national professional association meeting, along with documentation from the association or organization issuing the certificate.