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May 21, 2008

Congressional Passage of Pool and Spa Safety Legislation Increases Need for Higher Education

The recent passing of the first federal pool and spa safety law amplifies the need for higher education of Pool and Spa Operators.

There are many things that can go wrong if the water is not properly cared for and the facility is not properly maintained.

"The key to assuring a safe and enjoyable experience when people are swimming is directly connected to the higher education of those who maintain the pools and spas. It is critical now, more than ever," says Connie Sue Centrella, Program Director of the Keiser University online Aquatic Engineering Technology degree program.

The protection and safety of guests at hotels, condominiums, and aquatic facilities, as well as private pools has gained recent public attention with the passing of the Virginia Graeme Baker Pool and Spa Safety Act of 2007.

Keiser University is the first and only accredited university providing a higher education degree program in the pool and spa field.

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