GRIP offers 17 courses in TWO week-long learning opportunities in Pittsburgh, PA, in 2019. Choose which week(s) to attend depending on your continuing education and research needs. 

Registraton opens 20 February 2019. For information: http://www.gripitt.org.

AGS holds an annual conference every June. Held in a different location each year, the conference features lectures, demonstrations, exhibits, conservation and documentation workshops, classroom sessions, slide presentations, and guided cemetery tours. Registration will open in Spring 2019. For more information, visit https://gravestonestudies.org.

MAAGI is the only African American focused event offering a total of 48 classes over 3 days with evening lectures, and guided personalized instruction. MAAGI 2019 will begin on Tuesday July 9th and conclude on Thursday July 11th, so come and join the Midwest African American Genealogy Institute family for a memorable and content rich experience! Visit their website at http://www.maagiinstitute.org/ for details and to register.

GRIP offers 17 courses in TWO week-long learning opportunities in Pittsburgh, PA, in 2019. Choose which week(s) to attend depending on your continuing education and research needs. 

Registraton opens 20 February 2019. For information: http://www.gripitt.org.

The Institute of Genealogy and Historical Research (IGHR) hosted by the Georgia Genealogy Society provides an educational forum for the discovery, critical evaluation, and use of genealogical sources and methodology through a week of intensive study led by nationally prominent genealogical educators. Students choose one course that lasts throughout the week. Topics range from a course for beginners to a variety of courses on specialized topics.

 

IGHR is hosted by the Georgia Genealogical Society with courses taking place at the University of Georgia Center for Continuing Education & Hotel on the University of Georgia Campus in historic Athens, Georgia. This new venue allows courses and most accommodations to be under one roof. In addition to the advantages of the Georgia Center, attendees will also benefit from access to the world-class libraries of the University of Georgia including the law library and special collections libraries as well as the nearby Heritage Room at the Athens-Clarke County Library.

 

For more information: http://ighr.gagensociety.org/

The 39th annual IAJGS International Conference on Jewish Genealogy is being held in Cleveland, Ohio, this year. Among the features of the annual conferences are:

Registration is now open. Visit the IAJGS website for more details and to register.

The Genealogical Institute on Federal Records (Gen-Fed) is a one week program offering in-depth study of material held by the National Archives in Washington, D.C. and College Park, Maryland. Gen-Fed 2019 will be held the week of July 29 through August 2, with an optional session at the DAR Library on Saturday, August 3. 
 
Check the website for upcoming information: http://www.gen-fed.org/gen-fed-2019/

FGS makes its first visit to the nation’s capital with the National Archives, Library of Congress, DAR Library, and more a Metro ride away. Watch for details: https://fgs.org/conferences/

Celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Association of Professional Genealogists at teh one conference designed by professionals for professionals in Salt Lake City, the city where APG began. Attend advanced-level presentations you can't get anywhere else, network with genealogy pros from all over the United States and beyond, and research at the Family History Library befoe and after the conference. Watch the APG website for details as they become available.

Details on Registration & Program Topics will be published on their website as soon as they become available.

 

 

Details on Registration & Program Topics will be published on their website as soon as they become available.