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- CE must directly benefit the health, safety, or welfare of the public
- Practitioners may pursue technical, nontechnical, regulatory, ethical,
and business practice needs for a well-rounded education provided the
education directly benefits the health, safety, or welfare of the public
- Activities include: college-sponsored courses; self- study college
or non-college-sponsored courses, presented by correspondence, Internet,
television, video, or audio; seminars, tutorials, televised or videotaped
courses, or short courses; self-sponsored and prepared in-house educational
programs; study tours with a structured program resulting in a written
or visual presentation by the licensee or certificate holder; courses
or seminars; published papers, articles, or books; LARE grading or writing;
providing professional service to the public which draws upon the licensee's
or certificate holder's professional expertise on boards, commissions,
and committees such as planning commissions, building code advisory
boards, urban renewal boards, or non-work- related volunteer service;
patents
- For more details on the requirements, click
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