Pikes Peak Genealogical Society

Course Information: Still wondering which course is right for you? View course outlines and videos for SLIG here: Utah Genealogical Association - Courses (ugagenealogy.org) including:

Bring 'Em Back to Life: Writing Our Ancestors' Stories by Annette Burke Lyttle; Wednesdays, 10:00 am–2:00 pm MT, 14 February through 24 April 2024

You're Invited: Public Speaking from Concept to Delivery by D. Joshua Taylor; Thursdays, 10:00 am–2:00 pm MT, 15 February through 25 April 2024

The Art of Writing a Research Report by Debra A. Hoffman; Wednesdays, 8:30 am–4:00 pm MT, 28 February through 27 March 2024

BCG Certification: Understanding and Meeting Standards by Angela Packer McGhie, Karen Stanbary; Thursdays, 8:00 am–3:30 pm MT, 15 February through 28 March 2024

DNA Dreamers in Action: Writing Proof Arguments by Karen Stanbary: Fridays, 8:00 am–4:30 pm MT, 1 through 29 March 2024

Editing Genealogical Writing by Karen Mauer Jones; Tuesdays, 11:00 am–3:30 pm MT, 5 March through 7 May 2024

Gothic Script and Fraktur Workshop: Reading Records of Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Poland, and the Czech Republic, plus German-American Church Books and Newspapers by F. Warren Bittner; Wednesdays, 10:00 am–2:00 pm MT, 14 February through 24 April 2024

Sunday, June 23 through Friday, June 28

Genealogical Research Institute of Pittsburgh (GRIP) - 2024 Virtual (Institutes)

Virtual Event

Registration for GRIP 2024 will begin in ~ February 2024. More detailed information will be coming soon.

GRIP will be providing at least 9 courses virtually for 2024. Course titles and instructors can be seen at https://grip.ngsgenealogy.org/. Including:

Advanced DNA Evidence by Blaine Bettinger

Digging Deeper: Records, Tools, and Skills by Paula Stuart-Warren

Ireland and Northern Ireland Research, Part II by David Rencher

Genealogical Organization: Increase Your Productivity by Kelli Jo Bergheimer

Mastering the Art of Genealogical Documentation by Thomas W. Jones

Not Just Farmers: Records, Relationships, and the Reality of Their Lives by Cari Taplin

Midwest Family History Research: Migrations and Sources by Jay Fonkert

Tools & Strategies for Tackling Tough Research Problems by Kimberly Powell

Women and Children First!: Research Methods for the Hidden Half of the Family by Judy G. Russell

Sunday, July 14 through Friday, July 19

Genealogical Research Institute of Pittsburgh (GRIP) - 2024 In-person (Institutes)

La Roche University, Pittsburgh, PA

Registration for GRIP 2024 will begin in ~ February 2024. More detailed information will be coming soon.

GRIP will be providing eight courses in-person for 2024. Course titles and instructors can be seen at https://grip.ngsgenealogy.org/. Including:

Advanced DNA Evidence by Blaine Bettinger

Organizing and Analyzing Your DNA Tests: Hands-on Genetic Genealogy by Kelli Jo Bergheimer

Introduction to Ashkenazic Jewish Genealogy by Emily H. Garber

Marching Off to War: Advanced Military Research and Methodology by Michael L. Strauss

Using U.S. Church Records for Family History by Sunny J. Morton

Putting Those Records to Work by Judy G. Russell

Get Your Hands Dirty! A Workshop in Land and Property Records by Kimberly Powell

Working with Virginia Records from Jamestowne to the Civil War by Barbara Vines Little

Sunday, July 21 through Friday, July 26

Institute of Genealogical and Historical Research (IGHR) - 2024 Virtual (Institutes)

Virtual Event

IGHR week-long classes are being offered virtually in January 2024.

Registration: Opens 9 March 2024.

Class information and other information can be found at: 2024 IGHR – IGHR – Institute of Genealogy and Historical Research (gagensociety.org). Courses include:

Methods and Sources by Rebecca Whitman Koford

Intermediate Genealogy and Historical Studies by Debra A. Hoffman

Advanced Methodology and Evidence Analysis by Judy G. Russell

Writing and Publishing for Genealogists by Thomas W. Jones

Genetics for Genealogists: Beginning DNA by Patti Lee Hobbs

Military Records I: The Colonial Era to the Vietnam War by Michael L. Strauss

Irish Genealogical Research and Methodology by David E. Rencher

Understanding Land Records by Angela Packer McGhie

Research in the South: Trans-Mississippi South by Kelvin L. Meyers

Advanced Library Research: Law Libraries and Government Documents by Benjamin B. Spratling III, JD and Patricia Walls Stamm

Researching African American Ancestors: Government Records and Beyond by Deborah A. Abbott

Intermediate DNA: Planning for and Conducting Research Using DNA and Documentary Sources by Karen Stanbary

Researching French Ancestors by Forrest R. Hansen