Texas Registered Accessibility Specialists Association
"Dedicated to Accessibility in the Built Environment"
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Mission Statement

  • To promote accessibility in the physical environment.
  • To support membership needs and organizational growth.
  • To enhance professional development.
  • To actively promote the services provided by our members.
  • To hold our members to a high standard of professional ethics.
  • To facilitate consistency in the application of accessibility standards
  • To present a unified voice.

     


 

TRASA Board of Directors-2010

 

President                                Fred D. Cawyer

President-Elect                        Michael Love

Board Member at Large            Kim Goss

Board Member at Large            Ken Otten

Board Member at Large            David Demming

Secretary                                Gaila Burnett

Treasurer                                 Blair Baker

 


Committee Chairs

 

Education/Events                                     Tom Ellis
  Virtual Learning Task Force                     Mike Quimbey

Marketing/Membership/Communications    Leonard Lane

Legislative/Legal                                       John Torkelson
Technical Standards                                 Gary Olivares

Webmaster                                              Teresa Darr

 

Please click on the "Committees" tab for detail on the 2010 Board of Directors and Committees Goals

 


NEW MEMBERS - Posted 11/18/09

TRASA membership is for twelve months from the date you join.  The membership cost starting January 1, 2010 is $150.00 per year for a Standard Membership for a Registered Accessibility Specialist and $75 per year for an Associate Membership for a individuals who are NOT Registered Accessibility Specialists

 

Members enjoy the member discount rate for all training.  An individual can recover the cost of membership by attending one training session of 8 hours of TDLR certified continuing education. This is calculated by factoring in the member rate verses the non-member rate. 


 

Draft Final Guidelines For Outdoor Area Are Posted on the Access Board's Website

 

For more information and important website links, click More News


For More News....

News may be posted on the "HOME" page of the TRASA website for a short period of time and then moved to the "MORE NEWS" or "NEWS ARTICLES" pages of our website.  Always check these pages for additional articles that may not appear on the "HOME" page.  If  you are looking for previous articles and announcements they also may have been moved to these pages. 

 


 

 

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