[Genealib] Undergrad programs

[Louise St Denis]

The University of Toronto in partnership with the National Institute for
Genealogical Studies offers a program in Genealogical Studies. A student
needs to complete 40 courses, including compulsory courses and electives.
Students choose to specialize in the records of the United States, Canada,
Germany, England and Ireland. A Genealogical Librarianship program is also
offered. This has been quite a successful program, over 30,000 course
registrations have been received to date.

For more information: www.genealogicalstudies.com

Louise St Denis
National Institute for Genealogical Studies
stdenis at genealogicalstudies.com



> On 9/7/06, Paula Manzella <pmanzell at bcls.lib.nj.us> wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I have a customer who wishes to donate seed monies for a family
>> history/genealogy scholarship at a university that offers an associates
>> or bachelors degree with that speciality.  I have only found three that
>> seem possibilities: Brigham Young, Univ. of Washington, and  West
>> Virginia.  Does anyone have other suggestions?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Paula
>> Burlington County Library
>> Local History & Genealogy
>> Westampton, NJ
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