FGS 2015 Program: Tracks for Researchers and Societies The Federation of Genealogical Societies 2015 Conference program features a compelling group of tracks for both society leaders and individual researchers presented by many of the best genealogy speakers and educators. FGS 2015, scheduled for February 11–14 in Salt Lake City, Utah, will have a mix of sessions focusing on methodology, records, technology, society issues, and topics specific to the general conference locale. Topics are designed for both the individual researcher and society leaders. Focus on Societies Day, February 11, offers tracks designed to help society leaders better manage and grow genealogical societies of all sizes and levels. Society Tracks: Benefits & Projects Communication for Today Genealogical Society Leaders and Visionaries Recruiting & Engaging Technology for the Future The 21st Century Genealogical Society for Today and Tomorrow Sessions on Thursday, February 12, through Saturday, February 14, are designed for individual researchers of all experience levels from beginners to advanced. Genealogists often talk about brick walls, but learning sound methodology, where and how to find both the usual and unusual records, and information specific to the areas where your ancestors lived will help you tear down those walls. Research Tracks: A Retro Look at Organization and Planning Answering Difficult Questions with Leading Questions Back to Basics Compiling Singular Records into Lively Stories Connecting to the Past with Military Commemorations DNA Ethnic Groups in the West Missionaries and Settlers Modern Access to Vintage Resources Origins Record Essentials Records and Methods for Your Consideration Standards and Practices Technology The Most Useful Records Hidden in Plain Sight Tried and True Methods Wagon Trains, Railroads, Migration, & Modern Transportation The full program, including topics, descriptions, and speakers, is available on the FGS 2015 Conference website at www.FGSconference.org. FGS 2015 is going to be a great conference and a unique experience. We hope to see you in Salt Lake City in February. Register today at www.FGSconference.org/registration. If you have questions, please contact FGS through any of our social media channels or email conferences@fgs.org. Submitted by: FGS 2015 Conference Committee