<JGSGB-Announce> Sun, Feb 22 - Stories from the Family Tree & Scrivener Software at Temple Emanuel, Newton - 1:30 | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
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Date: Fri, 16 Jan 2015 13:10:27 -0500 |

Plucking Stories from the Family Tree
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Scrivener Software, a Tool for Writing Your Family History
Sunday, February 22, 2015 1:30 pm
at Temple Emanuel, Newton, MA
Plucking Stories from the Family Tree
Speaker: Suzette Martinez Standring
Stories of adventure, courage, or quirkiness make ancestors come alive, and help us to understand much about ourselves. A one-page written snapshot preserves a milestone, or experiences from a different era, or details of a special person as a lasting treasure. Such a written remembrance to family and friends can be a unique gift. Suzette Martinez Standring will illustrate how we can create stories that linger on the minds of readers.
Speaker: Julie Michutka
Julie Michutka will introduce you to Scrivener—a powerful software app for writing up your genealogical research. Scrivener is ideal for work that entails gathering a variety of resources, writing in short segments, experimenting with different orderings of those segments, and then creating a variety of outputs. It can be used to produce both print and digital publications.
3:30 pm – meet with the Belarus Special Interest Group
Speaker: Suzette Martinez Standring
Stories of adventure, courage, or quirkiness make ancestors come alive, and help us to understand much about ourselves. A one-page written snapshot preserves a milestone, or experiences from a different era, or details of a special person as a lasting treasure. Such a written remembrance to family and friends can be a unique gift. Suzette Martinez Standring will illustrate how we can create stories that linger on the minds of readers.
Suzette Martinez Standring is a syndicated columnist with GateHouse Media, teaches writing workshops nationally and is a former president of The National Society of Newspaper Columnists. Her award winning books, The Art of Column Writing (2008) and The Art of Opinion Writing: Insider Secrets from Top Op-Ed Columnists (2014) are used in many national journalism courses.
Scrivener Software, a Tool for Writing Your Family HistorySpeaker: Julie Michutka
Julie Michutka will introduce you to Scrivener—a powerful software app for writing up your genealogical research. Scrivener is ideal for work that entails gathering a variety of resources, writing in short segments, experimenting with different orderings of those segments, and then creating a variety of outputs. It can be used to produce both print and digital publications.
Julie Michutka is a professional genealogical researcher and a teaching assistant, course developer, and facilitator for Boston University’s Online Genealogical Research Programs. She holds degrees in Classical Studies and Latin from the University of Michigan and the Boston University Certificate in Genealogical Research.
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Research Help.12:30 pm – come early to join the following discussion groups:
Ask the Experts – for help with U.S. research
Bessarabia Special Interest Group
Litvak-Baltic Special Interest Group (covers Lithuania, Latvia & Estonia)
Poland Special Interest Group
Bessarabia Special Interest Group
Litvak-Baltic Special Interest Group (covers Lithuania, Latvia & Estonia)
Poland Special Interest Group
3:30 pm – meet with the Belarus Special Interest Group
Admission is free for members, $5 for guests.
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Upcoming Events
*** NEXT WEEK - Sign up now ***
Sunday, January 25 at Feldberg Meeting Room (lower level), Temple Emanuel, Newton, 2:00 - 4:30 pm
Research Sunday
Translate documents, consult with experienced researchers and review our extensive research collection.
Bring copies of your Yiddish, Hungarian and Romanian documents for translation.
Sign up to let us know if you are planning to come so that we will have enough experienced researchers available.
You must sign-up to make an appointment with a translator.
Bring copies of your Yiddish, Hungarian and Romanian documents for translation.
Sign up to let us know if you are planning to come so that we will have enough experienced researchers available.
You must sign-up to make an appointment with a translator.
Workshop on Planning Your Family Reunion with Sheila Green and Beverly Olsberg
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Jewish Genealogy Course - Register NowFoundations of Jewish Genealogical Research
Our
award-winning, intensive, comprehensive course is starting at Hebrew
College on February 18 and will meet on 8 Wednesday evenings. Perfect
attendance is not required since audio recordings of lectures,
PowerPoint slides and class handouts will be available to students on
the course website.
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