Join us as we explore resources and reposi tories for German research. The presentation will provide an introduction to the history of Germany and the essential knowledge required to initiate research in Germany and other German-speaking regions. Additionally\, it explores prominent websites that serve as valuable sources of information. While acknowledging that many of these websites are in German\, the discu ssion also highlights convenient methods for translating them into English . Presented by Carol Carman.
\nCarol Carman has a bachelor&rsquo\;s degree from the University of Michigan in classical archaeology and a mast er&rsquo\;s in library science from the University of Wales (Great Britain ). She spent most of her career as the head cataloger and systems administ rator for the library of the Maryland General Assembly. She has taught gen ealogy classes for Anne Arundel Community College in Maryland and has atte nded many national\, state\, and local genealogy conferences. She is vice president of the Mid-Atlantic Germanic Society and past president of the A nne Arundel Genealogical Society and facilities chair for the East Coast G enetic Genealogy Conference. She is currently working part time for the Ku nta Kinte-Alex Haley Foundation.
\nJoin us for Part 2 of this presentation on Tuesday\, July 18th at 2:30 p.m. ET!\n
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