Associate Profile: Julia Bagwell, CG®
By Post Author Nora Galvin, CG® Julia Bagwell became Certified Genealogist® #1079 in August, 2016. Julia is a resident of [...]
Welcome Sherry Lindsay, CG
Sherry Lindsay, CG BCG’s newest associate is also one of its youngest at certification. Sherry Lindsay was just shy of thirty wh [...]
Welcome, Malissa Ruffner
Malissa Ruffner, CG Computer programmer. Lawyer. Educator. Reference librarian. And, now, Board-certified genealogist. Clearly, [...]
Report on Day 1 of the 50th Anniversary Lectures
Copyright © 2013, Cathi Becker Wiest Desmarais, used with permission. The 50th Anniversary Lectures take place yesterday and tod [...]
Have You Heard of Dual- and Cross-Credentialing?
Hundreds of people have one of two genealogical credentials. Within this group of credentialed people, there are two smaller group [...]
Certification: It’s Not All About Writing and Citing
Please welcome guest blogger Elizabeth Shown Mills, CGSM, CGLSM © 2013 by the National Genealogical Society, Inc. Used by permiss [...]
BCG Skillbuilding at NGS: Certification Seminar
Post by Elissa Scalise Powell, CG, CGL It was with great pleasure that I, along with Warren Bittner, CG, and David McDonald, CG, p [...]
NGS 2013: On-the-Clock Attendees at Putting Skills to Work
We caught seven people on-the-clock at the BCG Education Fund's Putting Skills to Work preconference workshop yesterday in Las Veg [...]
Why Certify? Listen to What Rice, Fonkert, and Henderson Have to Say
Many people with decades of experience in genealogy waiver about applying for certification. The application process is daunting a [...]
Exploring Reasons Why to Certify
New audio clips of associates giving candid remarks on their certification process are on the BCG website's "Why Certification?" p [...]
Why Become Certified? Reasons Vary
"Why become certified?" is a question every person who has learned about BCG has asked. To help answer this, several Board-certifi [...]