Your T-shirt Photos
Wear a GIS Day T-shirt at a GIS Day event or in a unique location, and we'll publish your photo here! See below for where to send. Don't forget that photos of minor children require a signed parental permission form. T-shirts and other GIS Day items can be purchased at The Store.
2011 Photos
Tulalip Tribes in Tulalip, Washington, hosted their 6th GIS Day this year and made custom "Tulalip GIS Day" T-shirts for this event (see logo) and gave them away to visitors who celebrated GIS Day with them. About 100 people enjoyed the event. They invited their technology teams; marketing and design, document management system, and software development team to have their booth to show off technologies Tulalip Tribes utilize. Submitted by Eiko Toguchi, GIS Manager.
Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality (EMM) in Kempton Park, South Africa celebrated GIS and World Town Planning Day on November 24th. Their t-shirts were neatly branded with their city logo to mark the event. Pictured left to right are Naledi Mokgari, Tshidi Enele, and Sesana Shabangu. Submitted by Greg Sitei, Executive GIS Manager.
Surv C.B. Boye, a Lecturer and Resource Person, GIS Day at the University of Mines and Technology, Tarkwa, Ghana. Submitted by Mousah I. Abu, GIS Event Coordinator.
From left to right: Mr. Issaka Yakubu, a lecturer and one of the Resource Persons for the event; Rev. A.A Mensah, the chairman and Head of Department of the Geomatics. University of Mines and Technology, Tarkwa, Ghana. Submitted by Mousah I. Abu, GIS Event Coordinator.
Mousah .I. Abu, GIS Day event coordinator, University of Mines and Technology, Tarkwa, Ghana. Submitted by Mousah I. Abu.
Mary Jo Black of Forsyth County, Georgia, is pictured with her 5-year-old son and her 71-year-old father. She says that when she first graduated and started working, her dad literally had a small square of paper (cheat sheet) taped to the corner of his desk so he could explain to people what she did. She is proud to say that he is now a GIS fanatic and uses his GPS and seeks out maps where ever he goes!
T-shirt Archives
Where to Send in Photos
Mail a photograph to Rania Hamdy, GIS Day Coordinator, T-Shirt Feature, c/o ESRI, 380 New York Street, Redlands, California 92373-8100, USA. OR, digital photos can be sent by e-mail to gisday-tshirts@esri.com. Be sure to include the names of the people in the photo (from left to right), a description of the GIS Day event you attended (host, city, state, country, type of event) or the unusual location you are in (vacation, trek, etc.), and how you heard about GIS Day.
All minors must have the written permission of a parent or guardian to have their photo published on the Web. If you're giving a school presentation and plan on taking photos, we suggest giving the forms to the school teacher or principal prior to the event; ask them to send the forms home with students who then bring them back in the day of your event. Or, alternatively, take the forms in with you, send them home with students, and pick them up the next day or leave a SASE (self-addressed stamped envelope) for them to be mailed to you.
NOTICE: By submitting materials to GIS Day, you grant ESRI a nonexclusive, worldwide, royalty-free right to use, copy, reproduce, modify, redistribute, and publicly display and perform those materials on any media or in any medium of communication now known or later developed for any purpose.