TIGR 2019 in Austin, June 10-14, Is the Place to Be!

The Texas State Genealogical Society’s institute, TIGR, promotes learning in an instructional classroom atmosphere, taking each attendee’s skills to another level. A course coordinator and instructors lead students for five days in the same classroom on a progression of topics on the same subject, Texas Research Essentials or Advanced Southern Research Techniques. This format provides a hands-on learning experience during the week along with great discussions with your instructors and classmates.

TIGR brings the institute experience to Texas, making this intense learning experience more convenient to researchers in the Southwest. In addition, TIGR’s inclusion of a unique course on Texas research addresses a critical need for genealogists researching complex Texas records. TIGR was launched in 2017; it’s popularity has prompted the addition of a second high-quality weeklong course, Advanced Southern Research Techniques, coordinated by J. Mark Lowe.

What can you expect at TIGR?

Your week of learning will be shared with students that have the same passion for genealogical research as you. Each course features hands-on learning in a friendly atmosphere that leads to socializing during meals or in the evenings.
All instructors are experienced genealogical researchers and lecturers. Along with case studies, discussions, and problem solving exercises, their expertise will enhance your learning experience. While bringing a variety of viewpoints and backgrounds to the shared institute experience, TIGR students all share a passion for genealogical research and discovering how to conquer “brick wall” challenges.

Be part of this year’s exciting event. Seating for each course is limited so REGISTER TODAY!

 

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