The ProGen Study Program is made of up twenty online groups studying Professional Genealogy: A Manual for Researchers, Writers, Editors, Lecturers and Librarians, edited by Elizabeth Shown Mills. Participants work together in this collaborative program to develop professional genealogy research, writing, and business skills.If you are thinking of transitioning from genealogy hobbyist to professional, then come and network with the program participants and alumni. All study group members are invited to come and meet their virtual colleagues. For more information on the study groups please see http://www.progenstudy.org.
Program administrator Angela Packer McGhie will be at the breakfast to:
- Give an overview of the ProGen Study Program
- Answer questions from prospective students
- Recognize the board-certified genealogists who serve as mentors to the groups
- Introduce recent graduates of the program and recently board-certified members
Tickets for this breakfast and other meals are available for purchase online only until 22 April. Those who have registered for the conference can add meals to their registration by logging on at http://www.ngsgenealogy.org, clicking on My Account, selecting My Events, and then clicking Add Sessions.
The breakfast buffet menu includes:
- Fluffy scrambled eggs
- Seasoned country sausage
- Skillet potatoes
- Selection of whole fruits
- Assorted plain and fruited yogurts
- Morning-fresh bakery basket of pastries
- Freshly brewed coffee, decaffeinated coffee, and hot tea
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