Discover what DNA testing can and cannot r eveal about your family history in this beginner-friendly introduction to genetic genealogy. This presentation explores how DNA is inherited\, why e thnicity estimates vary\, and how genealogists use DNA matches to identify relatives\, confirm relationships\, and break through brick walls in thei r research. Attendees will learn the differences between the major types o f DNA tests\, how shared DNA is measured\, and how DNA works best when com bined with traditional genealogy research. Whether you are brand new to DN A testing or trying to better understand your results\, this presentation will help make DNA genealogy approachable\, practical\, and easier to unde rstand.
\nCollette Fenlason is a professional genealogist\, educator \, and speaker with more than 25 years of experience in family history res earch. With a background in education\, she brings an approachable\, engag ing teaching style to her presentations and enjoys helping beginners gain confidence while guiding experienced researchers through challenging brick -wall problems. Collette specializes in DNA interpretation\, adoption rese arch\, and unknown parentage cases\, and currently serves as President of the Wichita Genealogical Society. She is passionate about promoting though tful\, ethical genealogy practices and helping others uncover meaningful s tories about their ancestors.
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