AppGen: Call for Preliminary Proposals
Applied Genealogy Institute (AppGen) requests Preliminary Proposals for the 2022 Fall Institute, scheduled at a time convenient for the instructor in October/November of 2022. We want to see what you would like to teach!

Preliminary Proposals (this form) are due 15 March 2022.

AppGen is a virtual institute that focuses on practicum-based education in small group settings of 15. A variety of ethnic, methodology, records and topical research courses are presented twice a year in the fall and winter by content experts. You can see our Fall 2021 and our Winter 2022 offerings on the website.

We are interested in all proposals related to ethnicity (diverse cultures encouraged), unique record sets, broad topical research (including DNA), and methodology. The content should appeal to intermediate to the  advanced learner. Because of the small class size, there is an opportunity for unique topics that have narrower appeal. Each session is  approximately 15 hours of class time, once per week for four weeks. The instruction may include presentations, in-class exercises, and other activities related to the topic. Be innovative!

Interested parties will propose in a two tier proposal process. Completing this Preliminary Proposal is the first step. See the website (https://appliedgen.institute) for descriptions of the timeline.


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Proposed course description (~300 words preferred ) *
This proposal is a practicum-based class of fifteen participants with 12-15 hours of instruction. Because of the philosophy of AppGen to provide virtual practicum-based education, this course will provide ample opportunity for in-class discussion and exercises. Challenging student assignments will be provided in the intervening weeks, each of which will receive  instructor feedback. This out-of-class  time is not included in the 12-15 hours of in-class time. *
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