Recently, SLIG posed questions to military expert, Craig Scott. He answered them all...none of which stumped him! They will be shared over the next couple of posts.
Why would you recommend a student attend SLIG in general?
There are few opportunities for focused, topic-related genealogy education. Combine that with the location in Salt Lake City and the Family History Library and it is a win-win situation.
There are few opportunities for focused, topic-related genealogy education. Combine that with the location in Salt Lake City and the Family History Library and it is a win-win situation.
Will you tell us a little bit about what makes your SLIG course unique among genealogical education offerings?
I have been coordinating Military Records tracks at SLIG, IGHR, and GRIP over the past decade as they could fit into the institute schedules. This is the first time that the focus has not been on the war, but the records created after the war. Focusing for entire week on these records allows for a more in-depth examination.
I have been coordinating Military Records tracks at SLIG, IGHR, and GRIP over the past decade as they could fit into the institute schedules. This is the first time that the focus has not been on the war, but the records created after the war. Focusing for entire week on these records allows for a more in-depth examination.
To learn more about Craig's course, check out the website at http://www.ugagenealogy.org/cpage.php?pt=339. The registration page can be found at http://www.infouga.org/aem.php?lv=r&eid=12.
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