SUMMARY: Judging letter arrives.
Just arrived from USDAA via snailmail: A letter congratulating me, a certificate showing that I can judge at the Starters or Advanced level with supervision (signed and dated Sept 27, BTW), and a W-9 form.
Thanks, USDAA! The clinic and test were a blast!
Yay! Congrats!
ReplyDeleteNow go throw the ball for Boost... without wonking your knee.
Congratulations! I have no doubt you will be an excellent judge.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations!!!! Would this be a PAID judging job? Or another way for you to do agility for less fees?
ReplyDeleteWait, all you have to do is attend a clinic and you can be a provisional starters judge?
ReplyDeleteEllen: I can be a provisional Starters AND Advanced judge! :-) Well, no, not just attend the clinic, you also have to take all their tests, which is what most of the last 2 days were (out of the 4-day clinic), and do well enough on them that they think you know what you're doing. Tim's clarification of the clinic is: If you're not ready to be a judge, this clinic won't make you one, but it will point out what you need to work on if that's your goal. [Then you'd attend another clinic to go through the process and the tests again. There was at least one guy there this time who was doing exactly that.]
ReplyDeleteDawn: Paid, yeah. Paid well? Hmm, well, let me say that people do judging because they like doing judging.
Cool!
ReplyDeleteI agree, very cool!
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