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The National Association of Jewelry Appraisers (NAJA) announces an
opportunity for national and international gemology students to explore a
career in gems and jewelry appraising. NAJA offers to GIA, FGA, FGAA, FGG,
FCGmA students to attend the 25th Annual Winter Educational Conference
scheduled on January 30-31, 2006 in Tucson AZ. NAJA believes that becoming
a gems and jewelry professional appraiser is a viable career option for
gemological students.
This opportunity gives the gemology student a first hand experience of
networking with appraisal professionals by attending the highly regarded
NAJA educational experience during a time when Tucson devotes itself to
gems, jewelry, and minerals. The scholarship, which covers the conference
fee only, requires a resume, photo and an essay explaining the reason why
the gemology student would choose to become a gems and jewelry appraiser.
Applications can be obtained through the NAJA website,
www.NAJAappraisers.com, or by a faxed request to NAJA headquarters at
718.997.9057. Deadline for submission is November 1, 2005 and the final
selection by the NAJA Scholarship Advisory Board will be announced December
1, 2005.
The National Association of Jewelry Appraisers is the largest membership
association specializing exclusively in gem and jewelry appraising and
related appraisal issues. It offers education and networking opportunities
with knowledgeable appraisal professionals. For further information ,
contact Gail Brett Levine, GG, Executive Director, The National Association
of Jewelry Appraisers, P. O. Box 18, Rego Park, NY 11374, 718.896.1536
fax 718.997.9057, [email protected], www.NAJAappraisers.com
opportunity for national and international gemology students to explore a
career in gems and jewelry appraising. NAJA offers to GIA, FGA, FGAA, FGG,
FCGmA students to attend the 25th Annual Winter Educational Conference
scheduled on January 30-31, 2006 in Tucson AZ. NAJA believes that becoming
a gems and jewelry professional appraiser is a viable career option for
gemological students.
This opportunity gives the gemology student a first hand experience of
networking with appraisal professionals by attending the highly regarded
NAJA educational experience during a time when Tucson devotes itself to
gems, jewelry, and minerals. The scholarship, which covers the conference
fee only, requires a resume, photo and an essay explaining the reason why
the gemology student would choose to become a gems and jewelry appraiser.
Applications can be obtained through the NAJA website,
www.NAJAappraisers.com, or by a faxed request to NAJA headquarters at
718.997.9057. Deadline for submission is November 1, 2005 and the final
selection by the NAJA Scholarship Advisory Board will be announced December
1, 2005.
The National Association of Jewelry Appraisers is the largest membership
association specializing exclusively in gem and jewelry appraising and
related appraisal issues. It offers education and networking opportunities
with knowledgeable appraisal professionals. For further information ,
contact Gail Brett Levine, GG, Executive Director, The National Association
of Jewelry Appraisers, P. O. Box 18, Rego Park, NY 11374, 718.896.1536
fax 718.997.9057, [email protected], www.NAJAappraisers.com
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