PCC's Geography Department hosts a GIS Club, which consists of both a ASPCC sponsored club and the ASPRS student chapter.
The purpose of our club is to provide opportunities to students outside of the classroom that include:
If you are interested in becoming a member of our GIS Club / ASPRS, visit our membership page for more information. See the Calendar below for upcoming events with the GIS Club.
To be included on our GIS Club email list & receive notifications of our events <CLICK HERE TO FILL IN YOUR CONTACT INFORMATION AND STAY CONNECTED>
- Has the GIS program got you itching for more?
- Do you want to start networking in your field?
- Do you have an insatiable appetite for data?
- Ever wish you could practice using your skills in a volunteer setting?
- Want to build your resume?
- Do you want to make the world a better place by mapping?
- Want to expand the scope and scale of your classroom friendships?
- Have project ideas and would like a place to brainstorm / troubleshoot?
- Do you want to hear more people talk about the cool GIS work they are doing?
- Want to share your excitement or skills with others?
The purpose of our club is to provide opportunities to students outside of the classroom that include:
- Technical skills building
- Networking
- Community mapping & involvement
- Leadership skills
If you are interested in becoming a member of our GIS Club / ASPRS, visit our membership page for more information. See the Calendar below for upcoming events with the GIS Club.
To be included on our GIS Club email list & receive notifications of our events <CLICK HERE TO FILL IN YOUR CONTACT INFORMATION AND STAY CONNECTED>
American Society of Photogrammetry & Remote Sensing (ASPRS)
What is the ASPRS?
Founded in 1934, the American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing (ASPRS) is a scientific association serving more than 7,000 professionals worldwide. The mission is to promote the ethical application of active and passive sensors, the disciplines of photogrammetry, remote sensing, geographic information systems, and other supporting geospatial technologies; to advance the understanding of the government, academia, and private enterprise.
ASPRS at PCC?
We are the Portland Community College (PCC) student chapter of ASPRS. Our chapter is run by student officers (elected each Fall) who work closely with a faculty advisor (Christina Friedle) to host skill-based workshops, create networking opportunities for geospatial students & professionals, participate in community-based mapping & GIS projects, and to help educate others about the geospatial field. We are affiliated with the Columbia River Region ASPRS.
How can I join?
Membership is open to all PCC students. Visit our membership page for more information on becoming a member of our student ASPRS chapter.
Questions?
E-mail Christina @ christina.friedle@pcc.edu
Founded in 1934, the American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing (ASPRS) is a scientific association serving more than 7,000 professionals worldwide. The mission is to promote the ethical application of active and passive sensors, the disciplines of photogrammetry, remote sensing, geographic information systems, and other supporting geospatial technologies; to advance the understanding of the government, academia, and private enterprise.
ASPRS at PCC?
We are the Portland Community College (PCC) student chapter of ASPRS. Our chapter is run by student officers (elected each Fall) who work closely with a faculty advisor (Christina Friedle) to host skill-based workshops, create networking opportunities for geospatial students & professionals, participate in community-based mapping & GIS projects, and to help educate others about the geospatial field. We are affiliated with the Columbia River Region ASPRS.
How can I join?
Membership is open to all PCC students. Visit our membership page for more information on becoming a member of our student ASPRS chapter.
Questions?
E-mail Christina @ christina.friedle@pcc.edu
