I recently had an opportunity to interview Melinde Lutz Byrne, Director of Boston University's Genealogical Research Certificate program. These courses teach "how to do it right." Topics covered include basic to very advanced genealogy research techniques, including Genealogy Foundations, Techniques and Technology, Evidence and Evaluation, Forensic Genealogy, and Ethnic and Geographic Specialties. The instructors include Melinde Lutz Byrne, Elissa Scalise Powell, Allison Ryall, Thomas W. Jones, Pamela Sayre, and Mary Ann Boyle. The program has now graduated more than 400 students.
This is a high-powered program that is highly respected by professional and advanced genealogists alike.
You can listen to our conversation by clicking on the icon above. You can also save it to your computer's hard drive or to iTunes to listen to it later on your computer or iPad or most any other MP3 music player.
You can also listen to a related conversation I had with Lee Maxey at http://goo.gl/3V6Z8.
Melinde and Lee are both shown in the picture below (click on the picture to see a larger image).
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