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E-ZINE #9 (AND ALL PREVIOUS E-ZINES) ARE NOW AVAILABLE AT WWW.NERGC.ORG

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FIRST ACCESS TO VIRTUAL NERGC 2021 BEGINS TODAY! Later today those who have registered for the conference will receive a link to the conference syllabus; a link to register for the Table Topics event; information on registration for the SIG sessions and how to access the Queries Page; and the all-important link to enter the Virtual Attendee Hub! And the conference, with 72 sessions; 11 Speaker Chats; 9 Special Interest Groups; Ancestors Road Show; Exhibit Hall; Society Fair; and Libraries, Museums, and Archives Showcase, is still less than half the cost of most other virtual conferences that are currently being advertised. FOR ADDITIONAL IMPORTANT INFORMATION, BE SURE TO READ THE E-ZINE.

IF YOU HAVEN'T ALREADY DONE SO, REGISTER NOW FOR VIRTUAL NERGC 2021!

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