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Mark Rehwaldt, P.E./L.S.

Land Surveying Program Advisor

(When e-mailing Mark Rehwaldt please include your phone number.)

Phone: 307.766.1700

Email: mrehwald@uwyo.edu

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Edith Johnson-LaMeres

Sheridan College

Phone: (307) 674-6446 x 3107

Email: elameres@sheridan.edu

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Rosalind Grenfell

Bachelor of Applied Science in Organizational Leadership Advisor

Phone: 307.268.2398

Email: rgrenfel@uwyo.edu

Civil and Architectural Engineering

College of Engineering and Applied Science

Land Surveying

"The program has instilled in me a love and respect for the profession. While many skills are still in serious need of honing, I believe that the foundational respect is paramount, the rest I can work on and will do so with a profound sense of honor and pride. Thank you all for your patience with us students!"
- Steven Roerig, Survey Technician

About the program

The University of Wyoming Land Surveying Program provides surveying specific education by surveyors for surveyors. The instructors give instruction for both licensure preparation and daily practice. The instructors are working professionals with years of experience; they have been exposed to the results of poorly trained surveyors so their goal is to help you to be “a cut above”.

The Land Surveying Program offers a 30 hour Cadastral Surveying Certificate and a Minor in Land Surveying, both of which meet the Wyoming Board of Registration for Professional Engineers and Professional Land Surveyors surveying specific education necessary for the Land Surveyor in Training certification. In states that require a Bachelor of Science degree for licensure, the Minor in Land Surveying may be attached to the Bachelor of Applied Science in Organizational Leadership.

In the Field

Our crew had just paused to catch up on our field notes and prepare to set our next control station. This young black bear who had been watching us meandered out of the timber and made his way to our theodolite. He stood up on his hind legs and imitated the instrument person, the bear was curious about what we were doing in his territory. - Kent Felderman

Our Land Surveying Program is designed for working surveyors who want to improve and progress. The Minor in Land Surveying, the Cadastral Surveying Certificate, the Bachelor of Applied Science in Organizational Leadership, and all of the Land Surveying classes are available via distance learning. This allows the working surveyor to obtain the surveying specific education necessary for licensure without interrupting their employment.

The lectures are prerecorded and are downloaded via the internet. Student/instructor interaction generally occurs via a teleconference one evening per week. Tests are usually take-home with the exception of a proctored final exam.

	Land Surveying Courses and Descriptions
	Suggested Course Sequence
	New Course Names
	Upcoming Courses Fall 2017 Courses
	Minor in Land Surveying
	Cadastral Surveying Certificate
	Getting Started...Apply, Register, Pay

Students who are interested in earning their associate's degree in surveying technology can do so through Sheridan College. The Sheridan College program is available at a distance with the exception of two courses.

Sheridan College Surveying Technology

Land Surveying students can apply their surveying coursework toward a Bachelor of Applied Sciences in Organizational Leadership with a concentration in Land Surveying through the College of Agriculture.

BAS Programs

List of BAS classes