Continuing Education Unit (CEU) Information

CEU information will be updated as conference planning continues. Please check the schedule regularly for details on CEU-approved workshops and courses.

Professional Surveyors:

IGIC offers elective GIS topics for Professional Surveyors to earn CEUs. The IGIC CEU Committee selects relevant sessions and workshops for approval and determines the number of CEUs available. 

IGIC will not be sending transcripts to conference attendees this year. However, all necessary information will be provided upon request. There will also be a sign-in sheet at each workshop and session that has been approved for CEUs.

Please refer to Title 865 State Board Of Registration For Professional Surveyors for a detailed explanation on 865 IAC 1-15-7 Elective topics and Auditing courses.

Assessors:

IMPORTANT: At this time no courses have been approved; however, IGIC has supported CEUs in the past. Continue to check this page for updates.

IGIC offers preapproved workshops and sessions for Assessors CEUs. The IGIC CEU Committee selects relevant sessions and workshops and makes recommendations to the Department of Local Government Finance for approval.

IGIC will not be sending transcripts to conference attendees this year. However, all necessary information will be provided upon request. There will also be a sign-in sheet at each workshop and session that has been approved for CEUs.

Please refer to the link for Certified Assessor-Appraiser Continuing Education Credit form information.

Librarians:

IGIC is a blanket provider of LEUs and offer programs that are not library related. Please remember the limit on non-library related LEUs are capped at 10 per 5-year education cycle. Conference attendees can earn LEUs by participating in workshops and sessions.

The State Library’s continuing education website has a list of approved providers who have blanket LEU approval for all offerings.

Some providers may offer programs that are shorter than 30 minutes. In order to qualify for an LEU the program must run longer than 30 minutes. Some providers may offer programs that are not library related. Please remember the limit on non-library related LEUs are capped at 10 per 5-year education cycle.

Please make sure you use the name of the company listed on this list when making your own certificates if necessary. Failure to do so may result in the certificate not being counted as an LEU credit due to confusion.

Please remember to follow all policies and procedures about documenting conferences, both in person, online live, or archived webinars when taking credits. These policies can be found at http://continuinged.isl.in.gov/certification/policies-on-leus/. Failure to follow these procedures will result in your credit not being accepted in case of an audit.

Please refer to the manual linked below for detailed explanation of LEUs.