TIGR 2025 Coordinators and Topics

 

Genealogical institutes like the Texas Institute of Genealogical Research (TIGR) provide in-depth instruction and hands-on experience in specialized research areas. Since its launch in 2017, TIGR has grown from a single course to a multi-course program designed to help genealogists tackle their toughest research challenges.

The 2025 institute, held virtually from June 16–20, offers five intensive courses led by top experts in the field. Through interactive sessions, case studies, and collaborative learning, students will gain practical skills to enhance their research. Whether you’re returning to build on past learning or attending for the first time, TIGR provides an engaging environment where genealogists of all levels can expand their expertise—all from the convenience of home.

2025 Course Offerings – Bonus Session

 

Course 5 – Beyond the Battlefield: Advanced Military Research Analysis and Methodology

Coordinator: Michael L. Strauss, AG®

This course offers an in-depth exploration tailored for historians, genealogists, and researchers aiming to gain expertise in the complexities of military records. Spanning conflicts from the Revolutionary War to the Vietnam War, the curriculum delves into essential military resources, including musters, service records, pensions, draft registrations, and bounty land records. Participants will learn advanced research techniques, strategies for navigating archives, and methods for analyzing military documents to create comprehensive service narratives. Particular attention will be given to lesser-known sources, record repositories, and techniques for addressing gaps caused by missing or destroyed records


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