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Fall Conference 2012

Theme:  Find your Tree in the Forest

Class Schedule:   Click here

Class Descriptions:  Click here

Class Handouts & Syllabus  Click here

Presenter Biographies:  Click here

Keynote Speaker: Michael D Rossetti "Using Google Search to Connect with Your Past"   

  • Sponsor: Logan FamilySearch Library
  • Theme: Find your Tree in the Forest
  • Keynote Speaker: Michael D Rossetti, Google, Inc.
  • Saturday -- October 13, 2012, 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM Nametag pickup starts at 8 AM.
  • Bridgerland Applied Technology College
  • 600 W and 1200 N or 1400 N, Logan, Utah Parking Map Parking is free.


Registration (Free):  Click Here. You may pre-register for the conference (to help us determine what seating logistics we will need) through Thursday, Oct 11. You can also register at the door.

Sack Lunch and/or Syllabus:  You will also have the option to order a sack lunch ($7) and/or printed syllabus ($8) after you register. (Please note that you can download the syllabus (free) and print it at home if you like.)

  • Flier: Help us advertize. Print and post a flier color or grayscale.
  • If you have already registered, but have since decided you would like to order a lunch and/or syllabus, you can click here to skip the registration form and place your order.


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