Thursday, December 10, 2009

2010 SLIG Evening Classes open to all

Evening classes at the 2010 Salt Lake Institute of Genealogy are open to all, regardless of registration in a daytime course. Here's the lineup:

Register for your choice of sessions at $10 each, with the exception of the Monday night plenary session, which is free.

See you there!

Still some openings in 2010 Salt Lake Institute

Looks like we're going to have a jam-packed Institute this year!

There are still a few more openings for 2010 Salt Lake Institute of Genealogy. Check out the course descriptions that include a class-by-class outline of what you can expect to learn during the 20 hours of instruction Jan 11-15th. Please note:

  • Course 1 - American Records - Paula Stewart Warren, CG is open
  • Course 2 - Mid-Atlantic - Mary E. V. Hill, MLS, AG is open
  • Course 3 - Scottish Research - John M. Kitzmiller, AG, FSG, FRSAI, FSA (Scot) is open
  • Course 4 - Central & Eastern European Research - Kahlile B. Mehr, MA, MLS is open
  • Course 5 - Immigrant Origins - Kory Meyerink, MLS, AG, FUGA is open
  • Course 6 - Computers and Technology - Barbara Renick abnd Debby Horton is full
  • Course 7 - Advanced Genealogical Methods - Thomas W. Jones, Ph. D., CG, CGL, FASG, FUGA is full
  • Course 8 - Producing a Family Narrative - John Philip Colletta, Ph. D. is open
  • Course 9 - American LAnd & Court Records - Patricia Law Hatcher, FASG is open
  • Course 10 - Problem Solving - Judith Hansen, MLS, AG - the deadline has passed for submission
  • Course 11 - Accreditation and Certification Preparation - Karen Clifford, AG and Elissa Scalise Powell, CG is full
  • Course 12 - US Military Records - Craig Scott, CF is open
Stop by the UGA website TODAY to make your final selection, and register.

Printouts, transcripts and scanners, oh my!

Hello Fellow Genealogists!
Find out WHAT happened, and the impact the following entry in the Family History Library Catalog had on a researcher attending last night's Utah Genealogical Association's Salt Lake Chapter - DearMYRTLE's Study Group meeting.





Among the topics we discussed were:
  • Computer printouts (as found in the catalog)
  • Parish registers
  • Bishop's Transcripts
  • Item numbers
We also learned a little about the changes in the photocopy room on the International Floor at the Family History Library in Salt Lake City, Utah. See the full report over at the Teach Genealogy Blog Why meet at the FHL?

Pat Richley-Erickson,
1st Vice President,
Utah Genealogical Association