1. Why would you recommend a student attend SLIG in general?
Being in a class with others who have the same interests can't be beat. The comraderie that develops is special. The instructors get to know you and you them. The sharing of knowledge and experience that happens is unique to the institute setting.
2. Will you tell us a little bit about what makes your SLIG course unique among genealogical education offerings?
This course is an intermediate level of instruction and offered in two parts. You don't need to take them in any order. My fellow instructors and I don't just lecture, we teach and interact with the students. A class project lets each person shine in their own way. The one-on-one consultations at the FHL provide an opportunity to go directly to the finding aids and records to solve a research issue.
Paula will share more of her insight in the next blog later this week. Stay tuned!
Check out Paula's course at http://ugagenealogy.org/cpage.php?pt=330. You can register at: http://www.infouga.org/aem.php?lv=r&eid=12.
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