Do you earn merits attending classes at Imaging USA?
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Do you earn merits attending classes at Imaging USA?
You will receive one service merit for attending IUSA.
Additional merits are possible if you take the pre-convention classes (you pay extra for those.)
Or..you could volunteer and I believe you can earn a service merit for that as well.
Jeff
Yes, the year I attended I had scheduled to help put up the print display. While there, I offered to take down, also. I did not expect a second merit but got one so....got three for that week.
To see what merits can be earned from the pre convention classes, you can click on "more info" on the list of pre con classes here http://imagingusa.org/classes/#preSEPCONQuote:
Originally Posted by jilllove
Where do I look on the PPA website to see how many merits I have earned? Can't find it...
Phillip,Quote:
Originally Posted by Phillip_Colwart
When you log in at www.ppa.com, you should see a section on the left hand side of the screen (you must be logged in to see this) with links like 'My Merits,' 'Edit My Membership Record' etc... Click on My Merits to display (and possibly print) your merit record.
Mine show 0 merits. They may not have had time to log them in.
Michael,Quote:
Originally Posted by Michael_Gan
There really needs to be more detailed information on the website about those things. It needs to be something like a college catalog: Detailed requirement lists and detailed lists of courses/events and the merits they provide.
Also, there is a distinction between merits and educational credits (for CPP continuing education requirements) that should be made clear. The events/courses that provide educational credits should also be specified.
Finally, the page describing the degrees should be more inclusive of all the awards. Right now, the only information I've been able to find has been on the Awards and Degrees Ceremony page of Imaging.
There should also be photographs somewhere on the site of the different awards and degrees so that everyone can identify all that "bling" around your neck.
It helps inspire to aspire when people can see what they're supposed to be inspired to aspire toward.