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Fall 2022 Division Director Newsletter

October 12, 2022 No Comments

We are now into the Fall of our 2022-2023 season.  Refreshers, ski swaps, and resorts and patrols getting ready for that first opening day. The Fall Division Meeting in Midland, Michigan, was very successful, and thank you to the Eastern Michigan Region for hosting this great event! Our Rusty Parka News Editor, Katie Flanagan, has stepped down, so if anyone is interested, please send an email to Assistant Division Director Allison Lavene ( ad4@nspcd.org ). 

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New Version of the 2022 OEC Refresher Cycle C Online Modules to be Published on Tuesday, Sept. 6

August 26, 2022 No Comments

The following  was distributed to NSP members on August 26, 2022 If you don’t have a skills session scheduled for early September and have yet to complete the 2022 OEC Cycle C Refresher Online portion, you may want to choose to wait to enroll until after Tuesday, Sept. 6, 2022, when the 2022 OEC Cycle C Refresher version 2 will be published. Since the release of the current refresher, the Center for Learning support team,

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Central Division Ski Patrol Festival – Save the Date

August 19, 2022 No Comments

The Alpine Skill Development Workshop is now The Central Division Ski Patrol Festival This unique opportunity to receive training exclusive to members of the National Ski Patrol will be held on four dates throughout the 2022-2023 ski season. More information will be published in the upcoming weeks but the key information is as follows: NOTE: ALL INFORMATION SUBJECT TO CHANGE WHO: Division Supervisors and any patroller who would like to learn the skills. While we

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Rusty Parka News
Volume 60 Issue 3 Summer 2022
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Daniel Somalski Memorial Fund!

The Central Division is proud to support a trust established in honor of a very special friend, patroller, and mentor, the late Dan Somalski. Dan, as many of us know, dedicated much of his 25-year patrol career to helping others attain their goals both on and off of the mountain.
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