Federation of Genealogical Societies Annual Conference -- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

2008 FGS Conference Program

PROGRAM CHANGE: The ASG Luncheon (S-188) has been replaced by the New England Historic Genealogical Society Luncheon. Details are shown in the program below.

Wednesday, 3 September
APG PMC
7:00-8:00am
W-02	Breakfast - Networking
8:00-8:45am
W-02	Welcome
8:45-10:45am
W-02	Morning Session The ‘Art’ of Source Citation: A Hands-On Workshop	Elizabeth Shown Mills
11:30am-1:15pm
	APG-PMC Lunch & Networking
1:30-2:30pm
W-22	Branch Out: Expand Your Business Beyond Client Research	Paula Stuart-Warren
W-25	Identify, Adapt and Move Ahead	Beverly Rice
2:45-3:45pm
W-23	What’s in a Name?	Patricia Walls Stamm
W-26	Marketing and Advertising Strategies for the Professional Genealogist	Kory L. Meyerink
4:00-5:00pm
W-24	Attic Treasures: Clients and Their Collections	Maureen A. Taylor
W-27	QuickBooks for Professional Genealogists	Cat Nielsen
Librarians' Day
10:15-11:15am
W-10	Past Perfect: The Best of Times for Serving Genealogists	Curt B. Witcher
11:30am-1:00pm
W-21	Serving the 21st Century Genealogy Researcher: How Times Have Changed Our Service Model (panel discussion)
1:00-2:30pm
W-35a	ProQuest Sponsored Luncheon
3:00-4:30pm
W-35c	Farmers, Soldiers and Sailors in Government Publications	Connie Reik
3:00-5:00pm
W-35b	Librarians' Tour (seating is limited)
FGS Conference
9:00-10:00am
W-01	Plenary Session & Volunteer Recognition		Plenary Session & Volunteer Recognition
10:15-11:15am
W-03	How Do I Start? What I Wish I Had Known 35 Years Ago!	Fred Moss	Beginners/Society Management
W-04	Educating the Public Through Society Classes	Patricia Walls Stamm	Society Management
W-05	Basics of Designing and Publishing Your Society’s Newsletter	Sharon Tate Moody	Society Management
W-06	Bookkeeping 101 For Genealogical Societies	Cath Madden Trindle	Society Management
W-07	BCG Education Fund - Helen F.M. Leary Lecture	Donn Devine	Board for Certification of Genealogists
W-08	Become Accredited: Preparing Your Application	Karen A. Clifford, Ruth Ellen Maness	ICAPGen
W-09	Consultant Training Part 1 – Helping Family History Happen	D. Merrill White, Steve Young	FamilySearch Support
11:30am-12:30pm
W-13	Tips for Improving your Genealogical Lecturing Skills	Paul Milner	Beginners/Society Management
W-14	Society Publications: Why, What, and How?	Kay Haviland Freilich	Society Management
W-15	Voting: When Yes Means No, and No Means Yes	Roberta “Bobbi” King	Society Management
W-16	Preserving Genealogical Society Records	Diane V. Gagel	Society Management
W-17	BCG Skill Building Lecture - There Must Be Something in Print—And How to Find It	Henry B. Hoff	Board for Certification of Genealogists
W-18	Internet Solution for Challenging Research Problems	Karen A. Clifford	ICAPGen
W-19	Consultant Training Part 2 – Helping Members in Their Homes	D. Merrill White, Steve Young	FamilySearch Support
W-20	FamilySearch Support: Everyone Can Get Help	Fred Graham	FamilySearch Support
12:45-2:15pm
W-11	Federation of Genealogical Societies Networking Luncheon		Luncheon
W-12	Federation of Genealogical Societies Delegates Luncheon		Luncheon
2:30-3:30pm
W-28	Book Review Columns for Society Newsletters	Paul Milner	Society Management
W-29	What Your Board Needs to Know	Fred Moss	Society Management
W-30	Staying on Track: Managing Your Society’s Projects	Amy Johnson Crow	Society Management
W-31	“Program, Program, Git yer Program!”	Jana Sloan Broglin	Society Management
W-33	Become Accredited: Preparing For Your Test	Karen A. Clifford, Ruth Ellen Maness	ICAPGen
W-34	Consultant Training Part 3 – Training and Resources	D. Merrill White, Steve Young	FamilySearch Support
2:30-5:00pm
W-32	BCG Certification Seminar	Dr. Thomas Jones, Elissa Scalise Powell, Kay Haviland Freilich	Board for Certification of Genealogists
4:00-5:00pm
W-36	Creating the Operating Handbook Your Genealogical Society Needs	Paula Stuart-Warren	Society Management
W-37	Projects: Planning ~ Participants ~ Production ~ Publication	Cath Madden Trindle	Society Management
W-38	Collection Development: What’s your plan?	Susan D. Kaufman	Society Management
W-39	Educating the Members of Your Society	Deborah A Abbott	Society Management
W-40	Write a Grant Application For Your Society	Anne Leptich	ICAPGen
W-41	Family History Centers: An Important Resource for Family History Help	Fred Graham, Donna Miller	FamilySearch Support
5:30pm
	FGS Annual Meeting
Thursday, 4 September
8:30-10:00am
T-42	America's Official Birthday	Robert A. Selig	Opening Session
10:30am-11:30m
T-43	Genealogy and Local History Resources at the State Library of Pennsylvania	Richard L. Lindberg	Pennsylvania
T-44	How to Find the Truth about a Family Story	Elizabeth Shown Mills	Methodology
T-45	Welsh Emigration to North America	Paul Milner	Great Britain/Ireland
T-46	German Emigration, Immigration and Migration	George K. Schweitzer	German
T-47	“Exodusters”: The First Black Migration	Damani K. Davis	African American
T-48	English Apprenticeship Records	Dr. Christopher T. Watts	Great Britain/Ireland
T-49	Ohio or Bust: Migration to the Buckeye State	Diane V. Gagel	People and Places
T-50	You Don’t Have to go to Washington, but it Might Help	Constance Potter, Patrick Connelly	Federal
T-51	What Is Different about Jewish Genealogy?	Gary Mokotoff	Jewish
T-52	William Richards: Colonial Pottery Manufacture in Trenton, NJ	Rebecca White	Cultural/Occupational
T-53	The Maryland State Archives in the 21st Century	Dr. Edward C. Papenfuse	Delaware/Maryland
12:15-1:45pm
T-54	Arkansas Genealogical Society Luncheon - Arkansas: Believe it or Not	Carolyn Earle Billingsley	Luncheon
T-55	Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania Luncheon - The Yorkshireman’s Wedding Toast...Humourous Tales of English Dialect	George Redmonds	Luncheon
T-56	Board for Certification for Genealogist Luncheon - Adventures in the Courthouse	Christine Rose	Luncheon
T-57	New York Biographical and Genealogical Society Luncheon - Does This Train Go From Nobody’s Switch To East X? A Look At The Place Names Of New York	Mel Wolfgang	Luncheon
2:00-3:00pm
T-58	Resources at The Historical Society of Pennsylvania	Lee A. Arnold	Pennsylvania
T-59	The Antient Sweeds on the Delaware, 1638-1786	Dr. Peter Stebbins Craig	Delaware/Maryland
T-60	Germany to Pennsylvania: 18th Century Odyssey	James M. Beidler	Immigration/Emigration
T-61	Mennonite Research: The Forgotten Swiss and Germans	Dr. Michael D. Lacopo	German
T-62	Virginians on the Move: African American Migration Within and Out of Virginia, 1861-1890	Tim Pinnick	African American
T-63	Introduction to Irish Genealogy: Where Do I Start? Sponsored by Irish Genealogy Ltd.	Eileen O’Duill	Great Britain/Ireland
T-64	Were Your Ancestors Friends? Finding and Using Their Quaker Records	Kay Haviland Freilich	Quaker
T-65	Women of Color Before and After the Civil War	Virginia Banerjee	Women
T-66	The Development of Eastern European Jewish Last Names	Debra Braverman	Jewish
T-67	Iron Rails Across America	Patricia Walls Stamm	Cultural/Occupational
2:00-4:00pm
T-68	Using Oral History to Enhance Your Genealogy (2 hours)	Wendy Bebout Elliott	Workshops
3:30-4:30pm
T-69	The Pennsylvania Civil War Muster Rolls Project: A Potential Treasure House for Genealogists	Linda A. Ries	Pennsylvania
T-70	Little Known Resources at the Delaware State Archives	Thomas M. Summers	Delaware/Maryland
T-71	Convicts to the North American Colonies	Susan D. Kaufman	Immigration/Emigration
T-72	Researching Eighteenth-Century Germans	John T. Humphrey	German
T-73	Slave Research: It’s a Needle in a Haystack	Deborah A Abbott	African American
T-74	British Intelligence: Smart Strategies for Tracking Down British, Scottish, and Welsh Ancestors	Rick Crume	Great Britain/Ireland
T-75	Surnames of Quaker Families in Yorkshire Sources -Some Difficult and Disputed Origins	George Redmonds	Quaker
T-76	Finding a Woman's Maiden Name	Lisa Ilowite	Women
T-77	How To Read A Hebrew Tombstone Anywhere In The World	Judith Shulamith Langer-Surnamer Caplan	Jewish
T-78	Using 19th Century Silver to Trace Family History	D. Albert Soeffing	Cultural/Occupational
4:30-6:00pm
T-79	One-Step Webpages: A Potpourri of Genealogical Search Tools	Steve Morse	Workshops
5:00-5:30pm
T-80	NYC 1890 Census	Debra Braverman	New York
T-81	Be Sure You Get It All	Virginia Banerjee	Methodology
T-82	Forty (40) Overlooked Sources	Casandra Brown	Methodology
T-83	A Treasure Trove of Genealogy Gems Craft Projects	Lisa L. Cooke	Methodology
T-84	Crossing the Ocean with the Internet	Leslie Albrecht Huber	Technology
T-85	German Names and Naming Patterns	James M. Beidler	German
T-86	Clear Toy Confections and Family Connections: Sweet Footprints from Scotland to Utah	Christine Graham, Fred Graham	Cultural/Occupational
T-87	Grandma’s Shoebox: All Her Treasures	Joan Kitchen Murray	Methodology
T-88	PowerPoint-Take The Plunge Synopsis	Carrie Ann Cook	Technology
5:00-8:00pm
T-90	NARA Reception Chestnut St. (between 9th and 10th)		NARA Reception
7:00pm
T-89	Irish Quiz		Irish Quiz
Friday, 5 September
8:00-11:00am
F-101	Hands-On Land-Platting Workshop (3 hours); $35 supply fee. Limited enrollment. Advanced Registration required!	Patricia Law Hatcher	Workshops
8:00-9:00am
F-91	Understanding and Interpreting 19th century Philadelphia Naturalizations	Jefferson M. Moak	Pennsylvania - Sponsored by Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania
F-92	Genealogical Resources at the Delaware Historical Society	Dr. Constance J. Cooper	New Jersey/Delaware
F-93	Trace Your Roots with DNA	Megan Smolenyak Smolenyak	DNA - Sponsored by Ancestry DNA
F-94	Anatomy of A Pension File	Tony Burroughs	Military
F-95	Inferential Genealogy: Deducing Ancestors' Identities Indirectly	Dr. Thomas Jones	Methodology
F-96	Matchmaking and Marriage Customs in 19th Century Ireland	Sean O’Duill	Great Britain/Ireland
F-97	The INS in Philadelphia	Patrick Connelly	Federal
F-98	Unusual Ohio Courthouse Records	Jana Sloan Broglin	Court
F-99	Kicking the Tires of Popular Genealogy Software: Which to Get?	Drew Smith	Technology
F-100	Compare and Contrast: Researching Mid-Atlantic, Mid-Western, and New England Families and Connections	D. Joshua Taylor, Paula Stuart-Warren	People and Places
9:30-10:30am
F-102	Understanding the State Land Records of Pennsylvania: Warrants, Surveys & Patents	Jonathan R. Stayer	Pennsylvania - Sponsored by Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania
F-103	Using Proprietary Records for East and West Jersey	Joseph R. Klett	New Jersey/Delaware
F-104	Large Scale DNA and Genealogical Study: The Mennonites	Ugo Perego	DNA - Sponsored by Ancestry DNA
F-105	~~U.S. Army Military History Institute: The Veterans Reverie~~ CANCELLED	Richard L. Baker	Military
F-106	Where Do I Go from Here?	Pamela K. Boyer	Methodology
F-107	An Overview of Genealogical Sources at the National Archives of Ireland	Gregory O’Connor	Great Britain/Ireland
F-108	Women in Revolutionary War Era Records	Constance Potter	Federal
F-109	Wills & Probate Will Be the Death of Me	Angela McComas	Court
F-110	Plot Your Ancestors Using Google Earth	Connie Reik	Technology
F-111	Dutch Families in New York and New Jersey	Henry B. Hoff	People and Places
11:00am-12:00pm
F-112	Pennsylvania’s Early Church Registers	John T. Humphrey	Pennsylvania - Sponsored by Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania
F-113	Using the Orphans Court Records at the Delaware Public Archives	Thomas M. Summers	New Jersey/Delaware
F-114	DNA - In Search of Sundance	Susan Koelble	DNA - Sponsored by Ancestry DNA
F-115	Revolutionary War Records at NJSA	Catherine Stearns Medich	Military
F-116	Tracing your Polish American Roots using National, Regional and Local archives both in America and Europe	Paul S. Valasek	Methodology
F-117	First Names in Family History - Forgotten Naming Practices	George Redmonds	Great Britain/Ireland
F-118	Carriers of News and Knowledge: Post Office Records	Julie Miller	Federal
F-119	The Courthouse Burned!: Alternate Approaches & Treasures	Wendy Bebout Elliott	Court
F-120	Using the National Archives (UK) Online and Onsite	Roger Kershaw	Technology
F-121	Biographies of Pennsylvania Legislators	Craig Horle	People and Places
12:15-1:45pm
F-122	Genealogical Society of New Jersey Luncheon - Domestic Life Was Too Wearisome Her: A Podcaster's Search for His New Jersey Ancestors	Drew Smith	Luncheon
F-123	Family History Library Luncheon - FamilySearch - Present and Future	Craig Miller	Luncheon
F-124	Mid-Atlantic Germanic Society Luncheon - Exploring the German “Character”	John T. Humphrey	Luncheon
F-125	Association of Professional Genealogists Luncheon - Mentoring for Genealogists: Who would benefit and how would it work?	Eileen O’Duill	Luncheon
2:00-3:00pm
F-126	Mov'n & Work'n: African American Migration Patterns and Employment Opportunities in Pennsylvania, 1900-30	Tim Pinnick	Pennsylvania - Sponsored by Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania
F-127	Pre-Penn Settlers on the Delaware	Dr. Peter Stebbins Craig	New Jersey/Delaware
F-128	I Had My DNA Tested--Now What?	Ugo Perego	DNA - Sponsored by Ancestry DNA
F-129	Researching Naval Service in the War of 1812	John P. Deeben	Military
F-130	Mid-Continent Public Library Genealogy Center--New and Improved!	Angela McComas	Methodology
F-131	Emigration Schemes from the UK to North America	Roger Kershaw	Great Britain/Ireland
F-132	Overlooked Census Data: Reading Those Orphan Columns	Carolyn Earle Billingsley	Federal
F-133	Finding the Dragon’s Gold: Archives and Other Sources in Wales	Andy Boyt	Special Situations
F-134	Hidden Treasures: The Pennsylvania Folklife Society Collection at Ursinus College	Diane Skorina	People and Places
2:00-4:00pm
F-135	Photography Workshop. ($15 supply fee) Limited enrollment. Advanced Registration required!	Maureen A. Taylor	Workshops
3:30-4:30pm
F-136	Case Study: Tracing Welsh Immigrants in Pennsylvania	Rick Crume	Pennsylvania - Sponsored by Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania
F-137	Using the NJ Room at the Alexander Library- Rutgers University	Michelle Chubenko	New Jersey/Delaware
F-138	Beyond Y-DNA: Your Genetic Genealogy Options	Megan Smolenyak Smolenyak	DNA - Sponsored by Ancestry DNA
F-139	Overlooked Revolutionary War Records at the National Archives	Marie Varrelman Melchiori	Military
F-140	Women and the Law: Researching Our Female Ancestors	Diane V. Gagel	Methodology
F-141	Researching in Ireland: Planning is the Key to Success Sponsored by Irish Genealogy Ltd.	Eileen O’Duill	Great Britain/Ireland
F-142	All that Other Stuff! Enumerations Beyond the Federal Census Records	Curt B. Witcher	Federal
F-143	Grandpa Did What?! Dealing with Family Skeletons and Stories	Christine Crawford-Oppenheimer	Special Situations
F-144	Margaret’s Baby’s Father and the Lessons He Taught Me	Elizabeth Shown Mills	People and Places
5:00-6:00pm
F-145	Pennsylvania Miners	Mary Louise Fitzpatrick	Pennsylvania - Sponsored by Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania
F-146	PARIS: NJ Archives Special Collection- Changing Public Access to Historical and Genealogical Records	Sean A. Curry	New Jersey/Delaware
F-147	Using DNA to Supplement Your Family History Research	Janet A. Alpert	DNA - Sponsored by Ancestry DNA
F-148	Tracing the Irish in the American Civil War	Dennis Ahern	Military
F-149	Playing Hide and Seek in the US Census	Steve Morse	Methodology
F-150	Sources for Family History at the National Archives UK	Dr. Christopher T. Watts	Great Britain/Ireland
F-151	Mrs. Kaney and the Philadelphia Immigration Business, ca. 1882-1909	Marian Smith	Federal
F-152	Leaping to Erroneous Conclusions	Christine Rose	Special Situations
F-153	Using Southern Manuscripts to Find Pennsylvania Ancestors	J. Mark Lowe	People and Places
F-154	FamilySearch- Leading Publisher of Free Genealogical Information	Bill Mangum	Workshops
7:00pm
F-155	Taking Bigger Steps	Chris Haley	FGS Banquet
Saturday, 6 September
8:00-11:00am
S-166	Hands-On Land-Platting Workshop ($35 supply fee) Limited enrollment. Advanced Registration required!	Patricia Law Hatcher	Workshops
8:00-9:00am
S-156	Property Research in Philadelphia	Jefferson M. Moak	Philadelphia Specific
S-157	Cluster Genealogy Research: Finding Your Lost Ancestor	Deborah A Abbott	African American
S-158	Vital Records at the New York City Municipal Archives	Debra Braverman	New York
S-159	The Language Your Ancestors Spoke: Appreciating Irish Gaelic	Sean O’Duill	Great Britain/Ireland
S-160	Google's Not The Only Game In Town	Julie Miller	Technology
S-161	Hessian Soldiers	Bruce Burgoyne	German
S-162	Butcher, Baker, Candlestick Maker: Using Occupational Records	Amy Johnson Crow	Methodology
S-163	Location, Location, Location--Using Land Records to Trace Family History	Angela McComas	Land
S-164	Is There a Black Sheep in Your Family? Records Relating to Federal Pardons	Marie Varrelman Melchiori	People and Places
S-165	Why is My Calendar Empty?	Nancy Waters Lauer	Genealogical Speakers Guild
9:30-10:30am
S-167	GAR Civil War Museum in Philadelphia, PA	Dr. Anthony Waskie	Philadelphia Specific
S-168	Internet Sources for Black Genealogy	Tony Burroughs	African American
S-169	New York Vital Record Substitutes	Henry B. Hoff	New York
S-170	Child Migrants to North America	Roger Kershaw	Great Britain/Ireland
S-171	FamilySearch.com - Leading Publisher of Free Genealogical Information	Bill Mangum	Technology
S-172	Using German Church Records	Dr. Michael D. Lacopo	German
S-173	NUCMC & Its Cousins: Keys to Lost Ancestral Records	Paula Stuart-Warren	Methodology
S-174	Survey First, Settle Later: A Discussion of the Public Lands Survey System From Its Origins in New England	Roberta “Bobbi” King	Land
S-175	Road Crews and Jury Selection: Finding an Ancestor Without a Census	J. Mark Lowe	People and Places
S-176	Dress for Success and Your Audience	Carrie Ann Cook	Genealogical Speakers Guild
11:00am-12:00pm
S-177	Philadelphia City Directories: A Substitute for Missing Tax Records	Susan Koelble	Philadelphia Specific
S-178	The WWI Draft Card: Don't Do African American Research Without It!	Tim Pinnick	African American
S-179	Navigating the New York Census with Fewer Tears	Steve Morse	New York
S-180	Lesser-known Genealogical Sources at the National Archives of Ireland	Gregory O’Connor	Great Britain/Ireland
S-181	Revolutionary War Records Online: Tracing Patriot and Loyalist Roots	Rick Crume	Technology
S-182	Contrasting German Migrations: 18th vs. 19th Century Waves	James M. Beidler	German
S-183	Along Party Lines: Tracing Your Ancestors' Political Affiliation	D. Joshua Taylor	Methodology
S-184	Looking at Land Through Different Records	Janet A. Alpert	Land
S-185	Beyond Population Schedules	Julie Miller	People and Places
S-186	Meeting + Speaker = Success	Jana Sloan Broglin	Genealogical Speakers Guild
12:15-1:45pm
S-187	National Genealogical Society Luncheon - Building a Nation: Trails South and West	Barbara Vines Little	Luncheon
S-188	New England Historic Genealogical Society - What's New in New England and New York Genealogy	D. Brenton Simons	Luncheon
S-189	International Commission for the Accreditation of Professional Genealogists Luncheon - A New Way to Test Your Research Savvy	Karen A. Clifford, Anne Leptich	Luncheon
S-190	International Society for British Genealogy and Family History Luncheon - Lest We Forget: Remembering the Stories of Britain's Soldiers	Paul Milner	Luncheon
2:00-3:00pm
S-191	Wanted: More Published Resources	Richard L. Lindberg	Pennsylvania
S-192	Protecting American Mariners Abroad: Seamen's Protection Certificates, 1792-1869	John P. Deeben	Seafaring
S-193	Life in a Mine Patch	Mary Louise Fitzpatrick	Cultural
S-194	But Grandma Never Carried a Gun: Locating Women Using Records Created by the Military	Marie Varrelman Melchiori	Military
S-195	More than Basic PowerPoint®	Pamela K. Boyer	Technology
S-196	Czech and Slovak Research	Paul S. Valasek	European
S-197	Homestead Records: A Day in the Life of Your Ancestor	Roberta “Bobbi” King	People and Places
S-198	The Role of the 21st Century Genealogist in International Legal and Probate Research	Eileen O’Duill	Court
S-199	“Is My Pet Frog Part of My Family?” Children and Genealogy in the Classroom	Maureen A. Taylor	Children
S-200	Keep the Message Consistent—Deliver from Proposal to Syllabus to Presentation	Diana Crisman Smith	Genealogical Speakers Guild
3:30-4:30pm
S-201	Researching Pennsylvania's Civil War Conscientious Objectors	Jonathan R. Stayer	Pennsylvania
S-202	Tracing Births and Deaths at Sea on British and Colonial-Registered Merchant Ships	Dr. Christopher T. Watts	Seafaring
S-203	Melungeons and Other Mixed Race Groups	Carolyn Earle Billingsley	Cultural
S-204	Looking for the “Whites of Their Eyes:" Online Sites for Revolutionary War Data and Research	Curt B. Witcher	Military
S-205	Using Palm OS PDAs for Genealogy	Drew Smith	Technology
S-206	5 Proven Techniques to Find Your Ancestor's European Roots	Dr. Thomas Jones	European
S-207	Scottish Emigration to North America: Before, During and After	Paul Milner	People and Places
S-208	Being of Sound Mind: Understanding the Probate Process	Sharon Tate Moody	Court
S-209	Using the Census in the Classroom	Patrick Connelly	Children
S-210	Expand Your Revenue: Produce and Sell Your Lectures in Video Format	Donna M. Moughty	Genealogical Speakers Guild
5:00-6:00pm
S-211	Emigration out of Pennsylvania	George K. Schweitzer	Pennsylvania
S-212	Finding Buried Treasure in the Published Pennsylvania Archives	Elissa Scalise Powell	Seafaring
S-213	Plague in Arlington, MA: Influenza 1918	Dennis Ahern	Cultural
S-214	I Was a Veteran Between the Big Wars	Christine Rose	Military
S-215	Digging Your Ancestors Out of American State Papers & The U.S. Serial Set: How to Use the Online & Print Indexes	Connie Reik	Technology
S-216	The Changing Face of Central & Eastern Europe	Gary Mokotoff	European
S-217	Scotland Research, Hither & Yon (Here & There)	Lisa Ilowite	People and Places
S-218	But the Courthouse Is 400 Miles Away! Accessing County Records from Afar	Christine Crawford-Oppenheimer	Court
S-219	Share the Wealth: Teaching Genealogical Standards to Youth	D. Joshua Taylor	Children
S-220	Making Graphics Count In Your Presentation	Debby Horton	Genealogical Speakers Guild