The Southern California Genealogical Society has officially announced the 45th Annual Southern California Genealogy Jamboree (June 6-8, 2014), which will again be preceded by Family History and DNA: Genetic Genealogy in 2014.
Last year’s “Family History and DNA: Genetic Genealogy in 2013” was the first of its kind and was a huge success As a result, the Jamboree organizers have organized a second DNA Day, which will held all day on Thursday, June 5, 2014, which is the day before Jamboree begins.
The FULL schedule for DNA Day 2014 is HERE (Thursday Schedule).
Keynote Speaker Dr. Maurice Gleeson
The keynote speaker at Family History and DNA: Genetic Genealogy in 2014 will be Dr. Maurice Gleeson, a popular speaker and the organizer of Genetic Genealogy Ireland 2013, Ireland’s first conference on genetic genealogy. I had the opportunity to speak with Dr. Gleeson at last year’s event (including about his interesting iCARA project), and he’s both engaging and extremely active in the genetic genealogy field. I have no doubt his presentations and keynote will be fascinating.
I will again be presenting at DNA Day, a lecture entitled “Using Autosomal DNA to Explore Your Ancestry,” sort of the basics of using Autosomal DNA. I’m not crazy about the 2:15 time spot, however, as I’ll be competing with Judy Russell, CeCe Moore, and Bennett Greenspan!
A Terrific Line-Up of Speakers!
In addition to my presentation, DNA Day at the SCGS Jamboree will feature the following speakers:
- Katherine Borges
- Bonny Cook
- Alice Fairhurst
- Maurice Gleeson
- Bennett Greenspan
- Tim Janzen
- Kathy Johnston
- Cheri Mello
- CeCe Moore
- Steve Morse
- Judy Russell
- Diahan Southard
I’ll also be giving two other presentations, both related to DNA, at the regular Jamboree:
- “DNA and the Genealogical Proof Standard” – Friday at 2:30 PM
- “Begging for Spit” – Sunday at 2:30 PM
Here’s the full line-up of speakers for the 45th Jamboree, and it’s quite a list! I hope to see you there!
I wish I could be there to hear you speak! Of course, I am planning on being in southern California later that week for another activity.
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