Preparation for Geology Days 2025 in November is underway and sponsorship opportunities are available until September 12th, 2025. Sponsorships help keep costs low and provide an advertisement vector towards potential clients of your business' specific demographic.

Please note, exhibitors must still register as a Sponsor Registrant; contact us for more details.

Opportunities are listed with the benefits of each tier below.

For questions or additional information, call 518-579-6580, or send an email to John Nadeau at jnadeau@nyscpg.com or Matt Pugliano at support@nyscpg.com.

Title: Professional Geology and the New York State Design Professions

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The NYSCPG is excited to offer our second Quarterly Geo Insights webinar with the opportunity to earn 1 Professional Development Hour (PDH) in Ethics. Check out the Event Page on our website for future webinars in this series.

Member Registration: $10
Non-Member Registration:$15

How is Professional Geology defined and what geological practices are regulated by New York State? What related services and practices do not require licensure? How does the scope of practice differ between professional geologists and engineers? What are the Rules of the Board of Regents regarding professional misconduct? 

NYSED and State Board for Engineering, Land Surveying, and Geology Member representatives will discuss the regulated geological and engineering scopes of practice, and their overlap and interface in New York State. Discussion will include review of the State Education Department PE and PG licensee and business entity rules and regulations as they relate to offering professional design services in New York State.

Following the presentation, 30 minutes are reserved for answering questions.

Attendees must keep cameras on, microphones muted, and answer all questions throughout presentation in order to receive credit.

Connor Hanington (2024 CNYAPG Grant Award Winner)

CNYAPG's May Meeting

More information to be announced soon!

Please register if you are interested in utilizing the Geology Rocks shuttle service from the Capital Region to the Event, the White Plains Train Station to the Event, or Long Island to the Event. The shuttle will return from its set-off location upon the completion of the concert.

This information is necessary so an accurate headcount can be provided.

For any questions, please reach out to support@nyscpg.com, or jnadeau@nyscpg.com

The Long Island Shuttle should arrive at the Park and Ride on the North side of the Long Island Expressway at exit 49.  Please be prepared to meet at the shuttle at 4:45 PM, as the bus leaves at 5 PM sharp.

We invite you to join us for Geology Rocks; a networking and fundraising concert event to support the New York State Council of Professional Geologists. The 2025 concert represents our Fifth-annual music-themed fundraiser event, featuring music of the 80s and 90s.

The Venue
The concert will be held at The Coliseum, located at 15 South Broadway in White Plains, NY. Transportation to and from Long Island, the Capital Region, and the White Plains train station will be available.

Tickets
Tickets for this event are $150 and include food and beverages for the evening. Consider buying tickets for this fundraiser for friends, clients, or co-workers to support NYSCPG. 10 Ticket bundles are available for $1250, and companies that purchase 10 or more tickets will be posted on our Website and LinkedIn!

Come and meet friends, old and new, and  experience why this event has returned 4 years in a row!

Sponsorships

Sponsorship information can be found here or contact Greg Wyka (president@nyscpg.com) or John Nadeau (jnadeau@nyscpg.com) for more details.

All sponsors receive advertisements throughout the event, acknowledgement of sponsorship displayed on NYSCPG Website from date of sponsorship through conclusion of event, and LinkedIn shoutouts.

NYS Licensure Application Preparation

Eric Greppo, PE 

This virtual course is intended for prospective professional geologist applicants and geology and engineering professionals interested in nurturing future Professional Geologists on their team.  It is critical that applicants clearly and thoroughly understand the criteria and processes associated with the NYS Professional Geology licensure application.

This course discusses, in an informal and participatory format, the communication, organization, and expression of experience on the licensure application.  The course reviews the current regulatory requirements, forms, and submission processes necessary for successful application. Attendees of this session will garner a better sense of what is required when applying for licensure, the importance of clear and concise writing skills, and an understanding of other critical success factors.

This course provides resources for licensure, but does not provide PDH credit. Access to the course will be sent out to those who register approximately one week prior to the event.