 TPCA is proud to offer
Online CEU Courses
Schedule of Events
July 26th8:00 – 9:00 AM | General Law
Impacts on Pest Management Professionals from Recent Label Changes - Dr. Bob Davis9:15 – 10:15 AM | Pest
Fleas: Biology, Identification, Impacts, and Control - Ronnie Holder10:30 – 11:30 PM | General IPM
Perimeter Pests: An Integrated Approach to Management - Jeff Tucker
July 27th8:00 – 9:00 AM | TermiteTermite Biology and the Transfer of Control Agents - Dr. Bob Davis9:15 – 10:15 AM | L&O
L&O Diseases, Insects, Weeds and Management - Wes Eppele
10:30 – 11:30 AM | Weed
IPM and Management of Weeds - Scott Dunham
MEMBERS: Login to your TPCA Member Profile to receive your TPCA Member Discount.
Buy one course, or all 6! Purchase any of the courses you need to fulfill your annually required SPCS credits.
Only paid registrants will receive credit. If you attend the course and are not paid, you will not receive credit with TDA.
Refunds will not be given if the registrant fails to attend the course.
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NEW TPCA MEMBER BENEFIT!
Contact Warren Hull to see how you can benefit from this program!
Warren Hull, ACEExecutive Vice PresidentPCO Insurance Services LLC25 Highland Park Village, Suite 100-295, Dallas, TX 75205Office: (940) 808-8432[email protected]
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In today's quickly changing pace of online classes in place of in-person classes, we must adjust to new situations and learn those new unspoken rules of webinar etiquette.
These 5 tips can make your CEU Webinar more enjoyable and productive.
1. Log in Early - Set a reminder to go off anywhere from 10-30 minutes before the schedule event start time. This will help you find a stopping point to what you are currently doing, transition to find the online link, code and password to input and will give yourself time to download the software if you do not already have it installed. If you already have it installed, the time before the webinar will give you a chance to write down any questions you may want answered during the webinar.
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2. Mute your audio - If you are joining a large webinar, some presenters may ask that your audio. This is helpful to avoid unwanted background noises that can distract other participants.
3. Remember, there is a camera facing you - Most computers, tablets or phones allow access to the camera to show your face while upon joining a webinar. This can come as a surprise to others if at any point during the webinar you get up and show all of the attendees you're wearing a #ZoomMullet - business on top, party on the bottom.
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4. Be active in the Q&A - Respond to questions or comments just like you would in-person. If there is something you want to know, but do not want to disrupt the presenter, put it in the chat so at the end, if the presenter hasn't touched on the subject at all, they know that is something they need to discuss.
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5. Provide Feedback - It can be hard for the host to tell how the experience was from the attendee's viewpoint. Help us improve our webinars to match your needs by letting us know what worked well and what didn't. Were there any audio problems? Presenter going too fast? Are there topics you would like to see us cover? Let us know so we can work towards providing great content for you and your company! Email us at [email protected]
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THIS PAGE IS FOR MEMBERS ONLY
MONTHLY TRAININGS
Free for TPCA Members!
Copy and Paste this link to send to your employees to register in advance for this webinar:
https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/2816155628398/WN__QVVfsyOSuuJccfQOLz6Yg
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.
Do not send your employees to this page, only members who have logged in can access this page.
This is why we ask you to copy and paste the link to send to your employees.
Get to know your presenter:
Stanton E. Cope, PHD
VP, Technical Products and Services
Catchmaster (AP&G)
Stan was born and raised in Huntington Indiana. He holds a Bachelors degree in Biology from Swarthmore College, a Masters degree in Entomology from Delaware, and a PhD in Public Health from UCLA. He served almost 24 years as a Medical Entomologist in the United States, including 4 years as the ‘Head Bug Guy’ for the Department of Defense.
Stan retired from the Navy in 2012 with the rank of Captain. He then joined Terminix as the Director for Entomology and Regulatory Services. In 2017, Stan joined AP&G (Catchmaster). He has published over 80 scientific and technical papers, delivered well over 150 presentations all around the world, has done research or operational entomology in over 20 countries, and has worked on mosquitoes for almost 40 years. He is also Past President of the American Mosquito Control Association and a member of Pi Chi Omega.
Stanton E. CopeCatchmaster (AP&G)[email protected]
Copy and Paste this link to send to your employees to register in advance for this webinar:
https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/2816155628398/WN__QVVfsyOSuuJccfQOLz6Yg
Check back to this page at the beginning of every month. We will be updating it with the current registration link and the upcoming speaker for that month!
Call if you have any questions. (512) 954-9664
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Zoom Happy Hour
May 13th @ 4:00pm
It's been a while. Or has it been a week? We are not sure what day it is anymore.
Nevertheless, we want to see how y'all are doing! Let's all get together and catch up.
If you have never been to a TPCA event, this is the perfect time to get to know us!
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