Hoosier Surveyor Podcast
The Indiana Society of Professional Land Surveyors has now created the Hoosier Surveyor podcast that will serve an a means of updates to ISPLS news, convention, board updates, and surveyor updates.
Episodes
In this episode Ryan Swingley and Ryan Selby sit down to discuss the April ISPLS Board Meeting and Ryan Selby's experiences at the NSPS Spring Meetings.
Ryan Swingley and Ryan Selby are joined in this episode by Eric Meeks and Don Williams to discuss the February board meeting and the 2024 ISPLS Convention.
In this episode, We are joined by Rodney Kelly at the Embassy Suites Noblesville Convention center, the site of the 2024 ISPLS Convention. We discuss all things 2024 convention.
Welcome back, Surveyors!
Check out our brand-new episode of the Hoosier Surveyor Podcast, where hosts Ryan Swingley and Ryan Selby reunite after a summer hiatus.
They're joined by Brian Lewis, Executive Director, offering a detailed rundown of the board's summer endeavors. Tune in as they discuss insights about the ISPLS budget, goal-setting initiatives, and the unveiling of our new logo.
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In this episode, Ryan Swingley takes the Hoosier Surveyor Podcast to Orlando, FL for the TopoDOT User Conference 2023, TUC23. He sits down with TopoDOT Founder, Ted Knaak and TopoDOT Director of Training & Support, fellow Hoosier, Randy Allen. Take a listen as they discuss the history of the program, where it is today and where they plan to take it in the future.
In this episode we take a deep dive into the life of another great Hoosier Surveyor, Norm Hiselman, PS. Some topics discussed with Norm include, growing up in downtown Indy, his time in the Marine Corp, the many companies Norm worked for throughout his nearly 50 year career, working on stadiums downtown and his involvement with the society.
In this episode we take a deep dive into the life of another great Hoosier Surveyor, Norm Hiselman, PS. Some topics discussed with Norm include, growing up in downtown Indy, his time in the Marine Corp, the many companies Norm worked for throughout his nearly 50 year career, working on stadiums downtown and his involvement with the society.
Host, Ryan Swingley, PS, and Producer, Ryan Selby, PS are joined by President Vince Barr, PS and Executive Director Brian Lewis to discuss the February ISPLS Board Meeting. We discuss the committee updates and the brainstorming session held at this meeting to prepare for a strategic planning session at an upcoming meeting. This leads to a good discussion on technology and its affect on the future of the surveying profession.
Take a listen as ISPLS board member Ryan Selby, PS, sit down with Gary Kent! Gary has been a professional surveyor with Schneider Geomatics since 1983 and is also the owner of Meridian Land Consulting, LLC. He has chaired the joint ALTA/NSPS Committee on the Land Title Survey standards since 1995. He also sits on the Indiana State Board of Registration and lectures nationally. Ryan does a deep dive into the well-known Hoosier Surv...
On this episode, host Ryan Swingley, PS, and producer Ryan Selby, PS, sit down with ISPLS Past-President Eric Meeks, PS, and ISPLS President Vince Barr, PS, to discuss the 2023 ISPLS Convention and the January ISPLS board meeting. Key topics discussed include the group’s thoughts on this year’s convention, the new IPLSF Workforce Development Partnerships, 2023 ISPLS committees, and officers, along with Vince’s goals and message fo...
Take a listen as ISPLS board member Ryan Selby, PS, sit down with Gary Kent! Gary has been a professional surveyor with Schneider Geomatics since 1983 and is also the owner of Meridian Land Consulting, LLC. He has chaired the joint ALTA/NSPS Committee on the Land Title Survey standards since 1995. He also sits on the Indiana State Board of Registration and lectures nationally. Ryan does a deep dive into the well-known Hoosier Surv...
Get ready to sit down and listen to a Special Edition of the Hoosier Surveyor Podcast, where Ryan Selby, and Brian Lewis, CAE, CVA discuss the ISPLS 71st Annual Convention.
An overview with ISPLS Board Members that discuss updates on ISPLS news and a look into the convention!
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