Social Security Administration Award Goes to General Physics Corporation Employees.

ELKRIDGE, Md. -- Global performance improvement solutions provider General Physics Corporation (GP), a subsidiary of GP Strategies Corporation (NYSE:GPX), announced that four employees who support the Social Security Administration (SSA) received the Commissioner's Team Award for their work on the interactive training course, "Basic Fundamentals and Medicare Legislation Prescription Drug Subsidy." The awards ceremony was held September 21, 2005.

GP employees, Alex Kogan, Chad Bennett, Kerri McGuire and Ed Hendley, were presented with the award for their support of the Medicare Modernization Act presented over SSA's Interactive Video Teletraining Network (IVT). Using satellite-delivered video and featuring an interactive keypad that allows students to respond to the instructor in real time, this system creates a nationwide classroom comprised of seven studios and nearly 1,600 downlink sites.

The Medicare training was developed to ensure that all SSA employees understood the new Medicare legislation and to prepare them to process subsidy applications. GP has been supporting SSA on-site for nine years.

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