Crossroads wants your work! We will discuss the essentials you need to know when writing for Crossroads and review the writing and editing process. Learn how you can craft articles readers can’t resist. Feel free to bring your questions.
Eva Holmes, CG®, AG®, is the current editor of the Utah Genealogical Association’s quarterly, Crossroads. Eva has been published in several periodicals, including the National Genealogical Society Quarterly, Crossroads, and the Minnesota Genealogist. Eva is also the author of the Research in the States Guide to Maine published by the National Genealogical Society in 2024. Eva supports genealogical education as a volunteer mentor for programs such as ProGen and as a trustee of the BCG Education Fund. Her research interests include New England, Atlantic Canadian, and Italian American families.
Tuesday, December 3
Diversify Your Talents to Build a Better Genealogy Business (Webinars)
We will focus on many possible income streams in the genealogy field, business costs associated with these ventures (including options for promoting name recognition), and understanding which of these options might be best for our personality.
Katherine R. Willson is an engaging and dynamic genealogy educator/researcher of 25+ years. Former positions include instructor for Salt Lake Institute of Genealogy and Genealogical Research Institute of Pittsburgh, founder/past president of Virtual Genealogical Association, board member for the Association of Professional Genealogists, and past President for Michigan Genealogical Council.
Eva Holmes, CG®, AG®, is the current editor of the Utah Genealogical Association’s quarterly, Crossroads. Eva has been published in several periodicals, including the National Genealogical Society Quarterly, Crossroads, and the Minnesota Genealogist. Eva is also the author of the Research in the States Guide to Maine published by the National Genealogical Society in 2024. Eva supports genealogical education as a volunteer mentor for programs such as ProGen and as a trustee of the BCG Education Fund. Her research interests include New England, Atlantic Canadian, and Italian American families.
Katherine R. Willson is an engaging and dynamic genealogy educator/researcher of 25+ years. Former positions include instructor for Salt Lake Institute of Genealogy and Genealogical Research Institute of Pittsburgh, founder/past president of Virtual Genealogical Association, board member for the Association of Professional Genealogists, and past President for Michigan Genealogical Council.