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Joel Doerer attended a 16-hour ArcGIS I: Introduction to GIS training course, which he completed on July 26, 2016. The certificate recognizes that Joel Doerer attended this introductory GIS training event.

hereby recognizes that
Joel Doerer
has attended
ArcGIS I:
Introduction to GIS
16 hours of training
Completed on July 26, 2016
Melissa O'Neil
Event ID: 50138243

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