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Qualification
Requirements - Events to obtain additional CEUs through the CRU CRU Student Body
Requirements
2007 Training Testing Details Continuing Education Units (CEUs) PRQT Testimonials
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2007 TRAININGS -
Submit a completed NC Registration Form or SC Registration Form to the CRA. Click here to see if you qualify for a Scholarship.
Phone: 919-545-9050 FAX: 919-545-9060 Mail: CRA, PO Box 1578 Pittsboro, NC 27312
Supported by the United States Department of Agriculture.
TESTING
In
2008
you
will
have
the
option
to
take
a
PRQT
Re-Test
or
Challenge
the
test
on-site
during
our
18th
Annual
Conference
&
Trade
Show,
March
25-28
at
the
Hilton
North
Raleigh,
NC.
The
test
date
is
March
28.
Test
fees
are
listed
below. Challenging
the
Test
Testing
Fees Re-test
$25
per
person
CONTINUING
EDUCATION
UNITS
(CEUs)) CEUs
are
awarded
on
a
1:1
ratio
for
approved
CRA
events
and
a
1:2
ratio
for
pre-approved
non-CRA
events. Individuals registered
for the
full
2007
Annual
Conference were
eligible
to
receive
a maximum
of 10
CEUs
to
be
applied to
continuing
education
requirements needed
to
maintain
the
QRP,
or
pro-actively toward obtaining
future
recognition
at
the
QRP
level
if
the
PRQT
is
taken
and
completed
within
the
same
calendar
year. The
10
CEU's
require
the
signature
of
at
least
six
conference speakers,
tour
leaders,
or
workshop/session
instructors. A
copy
of
your
signed CEU
form
must
be
returned
to
the
registration
desk
on
the
final
day
of
conference
or
faxed
to
CRA's
office
within
ten
days
of
the
last
day
of
conference.
If
you
attended
the
entire
conference
and
have
not
yet
turned
in
your
CEU
form
please
send
a
completed
form
to
the
CRA
and
we
will
allocate
your
CEUs
appropriately.
You
may
email
to
Lisa
Frase
or
fax
to
(919)
545-9060.
You
may
also
contact
the
CRA
to
request
a
total
of
all
CEUs
you
have
currently
earned.
If
you
have
attended
a
workshop
or
other
educational
session
and
would
like
the
CRU
to
offer
you
CEUs
please
fill
out
a
standard
Continuing
Education
form
and
submit
it
to
the
CRA
for
review.
If
you
are
hosting
a
workshop,
training
seminar,
conference
or
other
educational
opportunity
that
you
would
like
the
CRU
to
recognize
by
way
of
offering
CEUs
please
send
a
request
to
Kerry
Krumsiek
along
with
dates
and
full
agenda
for
consideration.
The
2005
Fall
trainings
took
place
in
October
and
November.
Here
are
what
a
few
of
our
students
had
to
say
about
the
training
course.
Covers
a
great
variety
of
topics,
good
speakers,
great
resource
book
and
handouts.
I
think
anyone
in
this
field
would
benefit
from
this
training.
-
Gail
Thomas,
OWR&R,
Program
Coordinator,
UNC
Charlotte I've
been
waiting
years
for
this
-
now
I
finally
know
what
I'm
supposed
to
do!
-
Lynn
Patzig,
Recycling
Coordinator,
UNC-A The
training
has
expanded
my
basic
knowledge
of
solid
waste
management
into
a
broader
more
advanced
knowledge.
I
feel
I
have
a
better
understanding
of
solid
waste
and
recycling.
-
Jennifer
Sellers,
Coordinator
of
Recycling,
Horry
County
Solid
Waste
Authority As
a
new
employee
in
the
field
I
thought
it
was
a
thoroughly
enjoyable
and
educational
experience.
It
presented
a
broad
spectrum
of
information
with
enough
details
to
encourage
further
inference
into
into
areas
of
interest.
It
also
put
me
in
contact
with
numerous
professionals
in
the
area,
an
invaluable
resource
ito
my
new
position.
-
Isaac
Nicholson,
Recycling
Coordinator/School
Specialist,
Keep
Gastonia
Beautiful,
Inc. A
variety
of
information
provided
in
a
well
planned
and
in-depth
manner.
-
Rodney
A.
Conklin,
Goodwill
Industry
of
the
Southern
Piedmont This
is
especially
a
great
way
to
train
new
recycling
coordinators
and
also
a
way
to
update
information
for
not
so
new
coordinators.
-
Lisa
Grant,
Keep
Onslow
Beautiful Very
informative
classes
to
enable
professionals
to
understand,
evaluate,
and
improve
implementations
of
programs.
-
D.
Ann
Gill,
Mecklenburg
County,
Waste
Reduction
Specialist The
program
covered
an
unbelievable
amount
of
information;
they
explained
every
area
of
recycling.
I
don't
think
there
are
anymore
areas
they
could
add.
I
learned
so
much
as
a
beginner
in
the
field.
-
Jacqueline
G.
Ponder,
Unnatural
Resources
Institute,
President
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