California Archaeological Site Stewardship Program (CASSP) volunteers are responsible for completing site monitoring reports after each visit, and submitting a copy to the local coordinating archaeologist.
CASSP site monitoring report.
CASSP Agreement of Confidentiality:
Because site stewards receive sensitive information about the sites that they monitor, they must sign an agreement of confidentiality. This agreement states that you will comply with legal and ethical requirements to keep specific site location and other sensitive information confidential. The agreement is subject to renewal every year.
Advanced training workshops:
Advanced training workshops are available for current CASSP volunteers. These focused workshops train CASSP volunteers in a topic that will help them become better site monitors. The advanced training workshops last one to two days, and they are offered at least once a year at a northern California location and at a southern California location. There is no registration cost for advanced training workshops; however only CASSP volunteers can participate in these workshops.
Two advanced training workshops have been set for early 2005:
Details about these workshops will be published in the November 2005 CASSP newsletter, or you can contact Beth Padon at bpadon
discoveryworks.com
Registration:
Registration is required for advanced workshops. Usually space is limited, so we suggest registering as soon as you can. The last day to register is the Monday before the weekend in which the workshop will be held.
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