Wyoming Board of Professional Geologists

2617 E. Lincolnway, Suite I, Cheyenne, Wyoming 82001

(307) 742-1118    |   prof.geo@wyo.gov

OUR NATIONAL GEOLOGY EXAMS
are now implemented in
Computer-based format

Read of the provisional changes here.


Across the nation, at all state licensing boards,
the final ASBOG pencil and paper exams were administered on October 7, 2022.

 


BOARD OF GEOLOGISTS TO HOLD OPEN MEETING

Our next open Board Meeting will be held  December 5, 2023, at 1:30 pm.
If you wish to attend, please contact the Board Office for access.

Wyoming Licensees
License Renewals
Become Licensed
Governing Board

2023 Fall ASBOG exam applicants are now reserving
their seat for the exams.

Exams are Friday, October 6 and Monday, October 9.

 Be certain your email address is current in our office records.


YOUR RESPONSIBILITY......  

Communication with you is made via email.  Please be sure your  email addresses and postal mailing address are kept up to date in our Board office records. Update your contact information here.  We must receive contact information changes in writing.  

KEEP YOUR RECORDS CURRENT!!

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Fall exam days are Friday, October 6 and Monday, October 9, 2023
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Applicants for the FALL 2023 exams are now reserving their seats for the exam 

Contact the Board office with questions

MISSION STATEMENT


The stated mission of the Wyoming Board of Professional Geologists is to protect the health, safety, and welfare of the public by promoting the practice of geology by professional geologists and by providing fair and balanced regulation of the geologic profession. 
This mission is accomplished by licensing only those persons who meet or exceed the minimum statutory requirements of education, experience, and competency necessary to be called professional geologists. This licensing process currently involves examinations to establish an applicant's competency to practice as a professional geologist. 
The Board's regulatory responsibility includes the discipline of professional geologists licensed in Wyoming as well as seeking the prosecution of unlicensed persons who violate the Wyoming Geologists Practice Act.