Educational Opportunities

TCGS offers a variety of methods to extend your genealogical knowledge and your family history research. Pick the ones that fits your available time and learning style. Choose from:

Monthly Lessons (see below) – Focus GroupsSeminarsLibrariesTripsClasses


Also check for classes taught at the Richland Family History Center or the Gage Family History Center. The Libraries page has a description of these classes and the Calendar page has the schedule for 2008-2009.

Mini-Lessons -- postponed while we adapt to our new location

Starting with the 2010 January meeting (Jan 13) we will not have a mini class.

There are two reasons. First we need some time to adapt to our new location (see the home page for details). Second we need a new Education Chairperson to organize these class. If you'd like to volunteer as the Education Chair contact Susan Faulkner.

2010 Topic and Presenter Handouts (if provided)
Jan 13, 2010 mini classes are temporarily postphoned while we adapt to our new location

The schedule for 2009 was:

2009 Topic and Presenter Handouts (if provided)
Jan 14, 2009 Organizing Your Genealogical Papers by Margie Beldin Organizing Handout
Feb 11, 2009 Mapping on the Internet by Al Jensen Al's Handout
Mar 11, 2009 Digital Organization by Margie Beldin See January Handout
Apr 8, 2009
May 13, 2009 Digital Books by Mike McKinnon
Jun 10, 2009 Copyright by Susan Faulkner Copyright Law Flowchart and Bibliography
July 2009 NO MEETING
Aug 12, 2009 Timelines by Lee Smith, TCGS President
Sep 9, 2009 No Mini Class; Special presentation by Bruce Buzbee, creator of RootsMagic
Oct 14, 2009 “Finding Pasco” A Research Project by Susan Faulkner
Nov 11, 2009 Potluck and Annual Meeting - No Mini Class
Dec 9, 2009 Maps by John Covey, TCGS Vice President
THE ABOVE SCHEDULE IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE.

Previous Mini-Lessons

The list of previous mini-lessons (for 2008) are also available here.

Contact

The society needs a new Education Chairman. Contact our President Susan Faulkner if you are interested in help in this area.

Our Education Chair is responsible for coordinating efforts to train members in the use of proper genealogical research methodology including conducting classes, and arranging educational trips and tours.

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