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General Council
This is the superior body that covers the whole group.
Government Council
This is the executive and representative body of the Catalunya College of Geologists.
The Government Council is made up of democratically chosen members in elections that are held every 4 years.
It is formed by members from the four provinces and, therefore, represents the whole Catalan region.
The Government Council holds ordinary meetings once a month and extraordinary meetings whenever the need arises.
The superior organization of the Catalunya College of Geologists is the General Assembly that takes place once a year.
Composition of the Government Council of the Catalunya College of Geologists:
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Joan Escuer Solé
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Vicepresident
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Alvaro Arasa Tuliesa
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Secretary
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Ramon Pérez Mir
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Treasurer
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Xavier Cuello Vivas
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Laura Léon Amat
Juli Rubio Martínez
Roger Oriol Gibert Elias
Albert Martínez Rius
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Technical Committees
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Training
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This office works in different areas related to the geologist’s training. Courses have been proposed by the Catalunya College of Geologists, in areas such as hydrology, the environment, geotechnics, business... |
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Professional Development [+]
The main objective of the committee of professional development is to obtain a similar social and economic recognition for the geologist profession as for that of other professions with the same academical ... |
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New Technologies [+]
The main objective of this committee is to make full use of the benefits provided by new technologies and adapt them to the work carried out by the geologist, to promote the use of new technologies in companies... |
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Legal Advice and Insurance [+]
In the world of geology, as in society in general, the need for insurance arises, namely, an, occupational risk cover is essential so that fees are in keeping with the geologist's qualifications and profession as well as the civil... |
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Márqueting
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One of our main priorities is the diffusion of the Catalunya College of Geologists and of our profession in society... |
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Introduction
