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Presenters on our speaker list receive direct email with details on our upcoming Expos as they are added to the event calendar. If you would like to be added to our speaker list please submit your current email address to expos@fhexpos.com. Insert "Add to Speaker List" in the subject line. In the main body of the message include a bio of 50 words or less and a brief description of your expertise.
Topics Desired: Creating reasonable research goals based on repositories, methodology, skill building and analysis Increasing organizational skills using charts, forms, and computer software Building strong research skills, analysis, and presentation of findings for all levels of experience Discuss Internet and email for beginning to advanced users Using social networks to successfully connect with others who have common interests and research goals Geographic topics based on location, cultural awareness, ethnicity, immigration, emigration, and naturalization Advanced topics focused on special collections, advanced methodologies, and new innovative tools for expert analysis Submission Requirements: Submit up to eight presentation proposals per Expo Subject line of email submissions must include Expo Name and Date; Example: Submission Atlanta Family History Expo November 12-13, 2010 Please include the following information with your presentation proposals: Name Company Name Address City, State Zip Phone Cell Bio Digital Photo Presentation Title Audience Level (Beginner, Experienced, or Advanced) Topic Summary Detailed Description Basic Presentation Outline Special Considerations Direct questions and submission proposals to expos@fhexpos.com Expertise Definitions: (Beginner) ~ Just getting started with family history research or a new research subject (Experienced) ~ Have spent time doing research already, familiar with some of the tools, eager to learn more (Advanced) ~ Could teach a class or give personal assistance to a beginner, experienced, or advanced researcher Sample Presentation Titles and Topic Summary: 1. Online Pedigree Charts and Other Great Forms (Beginner) This class will focus on using various charts and forms to aid in the process of basic research. It will guide the student into a path leading to proper analysis of information as they move through the research process. Examples of different forms will be presented. 2. The Ethnic Experience (Experienced) This lecture will focus on US migration routes and settlement patterns. We will examine ethnic and religious migrations and identify the key record sources and maps needed to help you discover your ancestor's movements in America and to accurately document their lives. Many online resources will be investigated. 3. Beyond the Basics to Success (Experienced-Advanced) The focus of this class is on mastering US probate records. We will explore testate vs. intestate estates, types of wills, unrecorded wills, probate proceedings and the myriad related records including administrations, petitions, bonds, inventories, accounts, property divisions, publications, releases, guardianships and a vast number of miscellaneous records. Additional Information: In order to keep attendance costs to a minimum Family History Expos does not pay speakers or reimburse for food, travel, or lodging expenses. Presenters will, however, receive the full Expo registration, complete Expo syllabus on CD, and a gift pack. |
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