Jamboree 2017 – Registration is Open
This year from June 8th to the 11th at
the Los Angeles Marriott Burbank Airport Hotel (Burbank, California), Jamboree
is again gathering wonderful speakers and classes. Jamboree reaches many levels of genealogists
and genetic genealogists from the beginners to the advanced. I am again privileged
to present classes and a workshop (also a Webinar in early August) for DNA Day
on Thursday and a free workshop on Friday.
Of course, this is along with other wonderful DNA speakers. For the remaining days of Jamboree many
well-respected genealogist will give presentations on a wide variety of
subjects.
This year’s theme for the “DNA Day is Diving
into DNA” which is in its fifth year as an addition to the Jamboree’s
genealogical presentations and covers topics for all levels of knowledge from
many of the field’s leading instructors.
Several DNA authors will be available to meet and will be selling their
books. This event requires a separate fee from the genealogical portion of the
event, but as using DNA is the most accurate tool for your genealogy, it is
important to understand how it can help you.
I'll be speaking on:
Thursday 10-11 a.m. - TH010 - How to Convince Relatives and Strangers to DNA Test and Why
Thursday 2-3 p.m. TH018 - ABCs of DNA
Thursday 5-6 p.m. for TH028 Meet the Authors
Friday 8:30 to noon - workshop FR-A I've Tested, but What Now?
Saturday, August 5 at 10:00 am PDT, I will give a FREE webinar entitled: Using atDNA to Verify and Expand Genealogy. tinyrul.com/2017-SCGS-Webinars
For the genealogy portion of the event is “Hunting Your
Heritage” which includes presentations on the British Isles, Ireland, Armenia
and the Caucasus as well as African American Research. In total, Jamboree has 80+ speakers, 155+ class sessions and
15 workshops along with one-on-one research assistance, research tours, banquet
and breakfast speakers, and an exhibit hall with vendors and societies. The Exhibit has is free all weekend. Something
for everyone!
Join us! Register now!
Emily
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