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PNW Division Annual Nuts and Bolts Clinic - June 2012 |
Join us for the annual Nuts and bolts seminar at Mt. Hood June 1st, 2nd, & 3rd. See informational flyer.  |
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Advanced Terrain Clinic - 2012 |
NW Region Upcoming S&T Training April 28-29, 2012
See the flyer for information 
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Instructor Development Classes |
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 There will be an Instructor Development class at White Pass in April 2012 - April 14th, and another at Crystal Mt during the NWR/PNWD Training clinic on April 28, 2012
One of the prerequisites for becoming a certified instructor in any NSP discipline is to
take the Instructor Development course. This course teaches various teaching
techniques and also the administrative process required of Instructors who teach NSP training courses. |
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 April 7, 2012 - 4th annual Spring TES At MT Baker Ski Area. One day course to enhance your toboggan handling skills. Participants will receive certificate of completion. Don't worry about April snow conditions; we have plenty. Priority registration to Mt Baker volunteer patrol members. Register with Jeff:
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To attend the TES you need to be toboggan certified prior to attending. This clinic counts as a senior elective, so if you need one, here is your chance! |
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Senior Training mixed years and White Pass Pictures 2007 |
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Ed Stolarik has provided a wide selection of pictures from the training and testing of this year's Northwest Region S&T candidates. Additionally there are some St. Patrick's Day photos from White Pass scattered in there. Take a look: NWR NSP Photo Gallery |
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 The Northwest Region is located in the Pacific Northwest Division of the National Ski Patrol (NSP). The region contains 9 different patrols throughout western Washington.
The National Ski Patrol, founded in 1938, has followed its creed of "Service and Safety" since the establishment of skiing as a popular sport in the United States. As snowsports and guest services at areas have evolved over the years, so has the NSP, from a service organization to a modern-day professional education association. Today the organization is composed of more than 26,000 members serving over 600 patrols. These individuals include alpine, snowboard, telemark, and nordic patrollers who are paid or who volunteer their time throughout the United States and at certain military areas in Europe. |
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