All Invited
Lunchtime Special Interest Group Meeting
Monday March 5, 2012 - noon to 1:30 pm
Are you a GISP, a certified Geographic Information System Professional? There are 28 GISPs in Hawaii. If you're one of them, please join us during lunch. If you're not a GISP, come on by and learn what it means to be a GISP and how you can apply.
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