"Last Genealogist Standing: Are you Unstumpable?" This unique genealogy game show with Craig R. Scott, CG sounds like great fun and will take place at the Salt Lake Institute of Genealogy (SLIG) on Monday, January 14, 2013. Can't wait until January? Ask your genealogy question now on the "Stump Craig" blog at http://stumpcraig.blogspot.com/
The full lineup of evening courses with at the Salt Lake Institute of Genealogy is listed below. There are some great topics and from well-known genealogy instructors. Whether or not you are attending the Institute you can register for any of these presentations individually. The Monday night program is free and the other classes are just $10 each. For detailed descriptions click here and for registration click here.
The full lineup of evening courses with at the Salt Lake Institute of Genealogy is listed below. There are some great topics and from well-known genealogy instructors. Whether or not you are attending the Institute you can register for any of these presentations individually. The Monday night program is free and the other classes are just $10 each. For detailed descriptions click here and for registration click here.
Monday, January 14,
2013
Planning Efficient and Effective Research: A Case Study with
Thomas W. Jones, Ph.D., CG, CGL
Genealogy Game Show: Last Genealogist Standing: Are you
Unstumpable? with Craig R. Scott, CG
Tuesday, January 15,
2013
Civil Law Concepts for Genealogists with Claire Mire Bettag,
CG, CGL
What is a Reasonably Exhaustive Search? with Michael Hait,
CG
Small Group Mentoring: Successful Online Search Techniques
with Kimberly Powell
Putting it Together: A Case Study with D. Joshua Taylor, MA,
MLS
Whiskey, Brandy, and Family Migration with Mark Lowe, CG,
FUGA
Wednesday, January
16, 2013
21st Century Marketing Tools and Techniques with Thomas
MacEntee
Documentation: The What, Why, Where, and How with Thomas W.
Jones, Ph.D., CG, CGL
Oh, the Things You Can Map! Mapping to Organize Data with
Stefani Evans, CG
U.S. Passenger Arrival Records, 1820-1930s: Sources and
Strategies for Challenging Cases with John Philip Colletta, Ph.D., FUGA
Thursday, January 17,
2013
3-D Genealogy: Merging and Separating Identities in Family
History Research with Jay Fonkert, CG
Patently Unique: Locating Patent Records, Online and Off
with Debra Mieszala
Don't Fish in a Swimming Pool: Creating an Efficient
Research Plan with Elissa Scalise Powell, CG, CGL
Printed Legends and Missing Footnotes: Dissecting 19th and
20th Century Compiled Genealogies with D. Joshua Taylor, MA, MLS
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