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Application Materials	What is a GISP?
Applications for the GISCI Certification Program are now available. GISCI is now ready to accept completed applications accompanied by full payment and a signed code of ethics. View or download the application materials for GISCI professional certification. View or download the Renewal Certification materials	A GISP is a certified geographic information systems (GIS) Professional who has met the minimum standards for ethical conduct and professional practice as established by the GIS Certification Institute (GISCI)
Registry of Certified GIS Professionals (GISP)	GISP News & Resources
75 New Certified GIS Professionals (GISPs) Announced on May 2013. 5,414 = Total Number of GISPs Searchable Manifest of Certified GIS Professionals Allows GISPs to be searched by Name, City, State, Country, and Certification Date In Excel format (data can be downloaded and sorted) Please Note The GISP database is updated monthly	GISCI Announces New Executive Director GISCI Executive Director to Step Down in April 2013 Strengthening the GIS Profession Top 10 Things You Should Know about GIS Certification- Directions Magazine GISCI Position on the GIS Profession in Relation to Other Geospatial Professions GISCI Board of Directors Endorses the GTCM GISCI Poster Contest Winners 6/10/2011 GISCI Board of Directors Announces Resolution to Update the GISP Certification Process 4/8/2011 GISCI Board of Directors Announces Resolution to Update the GISP Certification Process Directions Magazine’s Special Session on GIS Certification with David DiBiase, GISCI President, and Sheila Wilson, GISCI Executive Director *Q&A: Directions Magazine’s* Special Session on GIS Certification withDavid DiBiase, GISCI President, and Sheila Wilson, GISCI Executive Director Comparing GISP and Esri Technical Certification GISCI to Consider Public Comments for Exam-Update Comparing GISP and Esri Technical Certification GISCI Invites Comment on Proposed Examination Requirement GIS Analysts are in the Top 10 Low Stress Jobs and Top 100 Best Jobs in America, according to Money Magazine and Payscale.com, as seen at CNN.com

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The "GIS Professional" and "GISP" designations are protected as federal registered trademarks owned by the GIS Certification Institute, which reserves all rights. The Institute takes the duty of protecting the GISP credential very seriously. If you have not been personally certified as a GISP by the Institute, then you cannot legally use the GISP designation, either as part of your signature or on your resume. Any person found to have used the GISP designation without having been previously granted use of that credential by the GIS Certification Institute will be subject to legal action under federal copyright and trademark code. In addition, such violation shall subject the person to disciplinary action under the GISCI Code of Ethics for misrepresentation of qualifications and/or any other applicable grounds.

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