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Coordinator: Course 6
Lecturer: Courses 5, 6
Elissa, a western Pennsylvania researcher for over 25 years, is the Professional Genealogy
Course Coordinator at the Institute of Genealogy and Historical Research (IGHR). She is the
Board for Certification of Genealogists President 2012-2013 and has been a Trustee for the
BCG for over six years during which time she served as the BCG Booth Coordinator and
Outreach Committee Chairperson. She is an instructor for Boston University's Genealogical
Research Certificate online and on-campus programs and co-director of the Genealogical
Research Institute of Pittsburgh (GRIP). She is a lecturer at the Salt Lake Institute of
Genealogy (SLIG). As a regional and national speaker she lectures on such topics as
Pennsylvania records, methodology, professional development, and society management.
Elissa is a past-President of the North Hills Genealogists [of Pittsburgh] and of the Western
Pennsylvania Genealogical Society. She was a Director for the Association of Professional
Genealogists for six years; co-edited a cemetery book series and appeared on the PBS-TV
show "Ancestors 2" in the cemetery episode. She taught beginning genealogy courses for
the community college for fourteen years.
She was honored in May 2010 with the NGS President's Citation in recognition of outstanding,
continuing, or unusual contributions to the field of genealogy.
She is a contributing author to many publications such as the APG Quarterly and the
NGS Magazine. You can see her in a video presentation on the BCG website and a video
lecture from the 2009 and 2010 Professional Management Conferences on the APGen.org
website (PMC webcast) as well as video lectures on FamilySearch.org.
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