www.WHEIA.com – May 2019 Newsletter
Registration Slots Still Available for both Tracks!
2019 Conference & Banquet
May 18, 2019
“Securing Our Teaching Legacy”
We are very excited to have two tracks again this year. Plan on attending to be re-certified.
Track 1: Range Safety Officer “RSO”certification
(limited to 34- minimum age 21)
Track 2: Cultivating Growth & Welcoming
Change into “Your” Program
Evening Banquet – Keynote speaker – Mr. Tony Olson of Crivitz, WI
“A Life Lesson in Tree Stand Safety”
2019 Conference & Banquet
May 18, 2019
Location:
Radisson Conference Center
(previously HOLIDAY INN)
625 W. Rolling Meadows Drive
Fond du Lac, WI 54937
Questions?
Email Gary Dieck at gdieck@centurytel.net
May 17, 2019 – Board of Directors meeting
May 18 – Business meeting
All instructors invited to attend meetings.
How to sign up?
Click the link below to register.
Please join us with your ideas as we move the Hunter Safety Education program forward.
Sign up soon!
ATTENTION:
Sponsors of Junior Instructors
Please invite your Junior Instructors. We need their voice!
ATTENTION: Junior Instructors, We need your voice! Please attend.
Your Help is Needed:
Have you thought about sharing some time by volunteering with the hunter safety education program? An hour or two per week will help tremendously!
WHEIA has a variety of volunteer opportunities. What would you like to help with?
We need help with marketing, outreach with Junior and Adult Instructors, help with business sponsors, funding, social media, and much more!
Want to communicate with other WHEIA Instructors around the state?
Sign up to be a part of the WHEIA Google group.
You can email to this group to communicate with all instructors around the state who have also signed up!
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