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Thread: [Acro] 2002 Judges Schools
Message: [Acro] 2002 Judges Schools
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From: Lisa Wegener <lwegener at eaa.org>
Date: Mon, 17 Dec 2001 20:44:34 UTC
> Two IAC judges schools have been scheduled for the 2002 season: > > February 23-24, 2002 - Concord, California, "Introduction to Aerobatic > Judging", sponsored by IAC Chapter 38 at Concord Buchanan Airport Terminal > Building. Instructor will be Alan Geringer. For more details, contact > Angie Niles at 925/373-8786 or e-mail: bricket at home.com or > niles4 at llnl.gov. > > April 13-14, 2002 - Howell, Michigan, "Introduction to Aerobatic Judging", > sponsored by IAC Chapter 88 at Livingston County Airport Terminal. > Instructor will be Brian Howard. For more details, contact Virginia > Jacobson at 248/363-3807 or e-mail: Virginia at Odysseypub.com. > > This is a good time to start planning for your next IAC Judges' Schools! > It is important to start planning early so we can have as much time as > possible to advertise your school on the IAC website and in Sport > Aerobatics magazine. (Remember, there is at least a two-month lead time > to get your listing to appear in the magazine calendar.) > > To allow time for the production of updated materials, we will start > scheduling schools after February 7, 2002. In you are interesting in > scheduling a school next year please discuss the following items at your > next chapter meeting: > * Contact name, telephone number and e-mail address. As in previous > years, we are asking chapters to name one contact person from your chapter > to handle all the arrangements. > * You will also need a local coordinator to arrange for a room, > equipment, supplies, etc. > * Proposed location of school. For preliminary planning this can be > just what city and state it will be held in. At this point you are only > trying to gather enough information to advertise in Sport Aerobatics and > on the IAC website. > * Proposed dates for school. Come up with at least two alternate > dates. This will make it easier to find an instructor for your school. > * > * Once you have met and have the above information ready, contact Mary > Harris at IAC Headquarters to let her know you are planning a school. > This is a change in procedure from previous years. Instead of contacting > the Judges School Chairman to schedule your chapter's school, we are > asking you to contact Mary Harris at IAC Headquarters directly, > 920/426-6881, or by e-mail at mailto:mharris at eaa.org. She will handle > the following for your school: > * Locate an Instructor. > * Note: the instructor who can get to your school at the least cost > will be given first refusal rights to teach your school. If you have > someone in your local area who is an authorized instructor, you can > coordinate the school dates with that person and request him/her as the > instructor. If you would like to use an instructor other than the one > recommended by the chairperson, you can do so if your chapter is willing > to pick up the transportation and lodging expenses. > * Advertise the school in Sport Aerobatics (if enough lead time is > given). > * Update the IAC Judges School Calendar web page. > * > * For the 2002 season, the IAC is offering three judges schools for > you to consider hosting: > * Introduction to Aerobatic Judging (2-days). This school presents > the basic concepts of aerobatic judging. No prerequisite. > * Advanced Judging Criteria (1-day). This seminar is a more in-depth > session than what is covered in the second day/recurrency portion of the > introductory school. Prerequisite: Attendees must be either current > judges or lapsed judges seeking recurrency. > * Judging Criteria for Pilots Seminar (1 day). This seminar is > designed to give competition pilots a chance to learn what judges are > looking for. Prerequisite: Prior attendance at an Introduction to > Aerobatic Judging class, or -- at least one season as an aerobatic > competitor in Sportsman or above. > For more information on each of these schools, please check the school > course descriptions on the IAC website at: > http://www.iac.org/calendar/courses.html. > If you have any further questions on scheduling a judges school for next > year, please feel free to contact me by phone at 920/426-6881 (8:15am - > 12:15pm Monday through Friday) or by e-mail at: mailto:mharris at eaa.org. We > look forward to hearing from you soon. > > Mary R. Harris > IAC Admin. Asst. > mharris at eaa.org > 920/426-6881 >
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