Wednesday Sessions
Although Wednesday is “Focus on Societies” day, there are a few lectures that are still applicable to the individual writer.
- 9:30am – But It’s My Family: Copyright Issues for Genealogists, Cath Madden Trindle
- 2:00pm – Effective Editing and Writing, Pamela Boyer Sayre
- 3:30pm – Printed vs. Online Publishing for Societies, Donna M. Moughty
Thursday Sessions
- 12:15 – Get Off That Fence and Start Writing!, Pat Richley-Erickson (this is part of the International Society of Family History Writers and Editors luncheon, which is an additional fee)
- 2:00pm – Citing Your Sources, Russell Lynch
- 5:00 – Going Beyond the Bare Bones: Reconstructing Your Ancestors’ Lives, Thomas W. Jones
- 5:00 – Writing a Quality Client Report, Linda Turner (research reports are also good for your personal files and can help jumpstart the family history writing process)
- Workshop* – Social History and Genealogy: Writing a Family Narrative, Diane VanSkiver Gagel
- Workshop* – Writing Your Family History With Microsoft Word, Michael J. Leclerc
Saturday Sessions
- 8:00am – Digital Scrapbooking, Linda Woodward Geiger
- 9:30am – Build a Genealogy Blog, Thomas MacEntee
- 9:30am – Write Your Family History Step-by-Step, Lisa Alzo
- 11:00am – A Dozen Ways to Jumpstart Your Family History Project, Loretto D. Szucs
- 2:00pm – The Place of Place in Your Family History Narrative: Anchoring Your Family History in Its Setting, Dawn Thurston
- 5:00pm – Using Diaries and Journals to Add Personality to Your Research, Laura Prescott
*Workshops have an additional fee. I’m not sure if you can sign up for them at the conference, or if you had to register for them beforehand. I do know a few were “sold out.”
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