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Actions Taken by the Georgia Board State Board of Cosmetology at its November 4 Meeting
Macon, Ga. (November 5, 2009) — The Georgia State Board of Cosmetology held its meeting on Wednesday, November 4, 2009.
The Board voted to deny the following applications:
Julia Anne Epple, Perry, MI: Cosmetology Instructor/Reciprocity
Renu Datta, Macon: Esthetician/Reciprocity
Sharika Williams, Warner Robins: Master Cosmetologist
The Board voted to accept consent agreement for licensure from the following individuals or establishments:
Michael Jack Ginter, Athens
Christina L. Jones, Austell
Jabari D. Carter, Columbus
Justa O. Diaz d/b/a M & M Beauty Salon, Lawrenceville
Elizabeth Cochran, Ranger
Krystal Phillips, Woodstock
The Board voted to dismiss citations against the following establishments:
Nailport Express Salon, Douglas
Pro Nails, Macon
Glaze Beauty Boutique & Day Spa, LLC, Rincon
Liz & Kids Beauty Salon, Sandersville
The Board voted to refer the following licensee to the Attorney General’s Office for revocation due to non-payment of citations:
Sassy Cuts Bty Salon, Midville
The Board voted to ratify the following cease and desist orders:
Joaqueithe Denard Harris, Atlanta
Total Look Salon, Augusta
Phi N. Huynh, Claxton
Amanda's, Nail, Columbus
Khoi T. Nguyen, Columbus
Jordan L. Smith, Jr., Hampton
Truong Ai Ngoc, Hiram
Jesse James Davidson, LaGrange
Patrick Thompson, Lawrenceville
Josette's Unisex Beauty, Loganville
Premier Nail, Milledgeville
Hung V. Tran, Vidalia
Thuan D. Nguyen, Vidalia
Tuan N. Nguyen, Vidalia
Thuan V. Nguyen, Vidalia
Joseph M Salon II, Warner Robins
Ngoc Cong Chang, Warner Robins
Garden Gazebo, Warrenton
Uptowns Styles Salon, Warrenton
The Board voted to post the following rule change:
Board Rule 130-08-.04, Requirements for Foreign-Educated Applicants.
All applicants who are licensed in a foreign country must submit credentials prescribed by the Board.
(a) Transcripts of educational hours must be evaluated by a credential evaluation agency approved by the Board, to determine if the high school/GED and professional instruction is substantially equivalent to that of entry-level Georgia master cosmetologist, cosmetology instructor, esthetician, nail technician, or hair designer. The credentialing evaluation agency shall send its evaluation and a copy of the official transcript directly to the Board. A list of credentialing agencies approved by the Board shall be made available on the Board’s website. The applicant will bear the financial responsibility for obtaining the credential evaluation.
(b) Proof of licensure/certification/registration, that is current and in good standing, to practice cosmetology, or proof of appropriate eligibility to practice cosmetology, in the country of education must be submitted.
(c) Verification of licensure/certification/registration in all jurisdictions in which the candidate holds or has ever held a license/certification/registration must be submitted.
(d) Applicants are required by the Board to take and pass a written and practical examination. If a candidate has already passed the written and practical examination, he or she must submit their test results to the Board. If the applicant cannot provide sufficient documentation of the written and practical examination, the Board may require the applicant to take and pass the written and practical examination in English.
The Georgia State Board of Cosmetology will hold its next meeting Monday, November 9, 2009 at 9:30 a.m. at the Professional Licensing Boards Division office in Macon.
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