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In addition to his Dobson duties, Boyd is a current NEO instructor. Jordan has served on numerous committees, councils, and held offices in several organizations. He was active at NEO with Phi Theta Kappa Secretary, Investment Club Vice-President, History Club Secretary, Phi Beta Lambda Member, Christian Student Fellowship Member, Presidential Partner’s Foundation Student Panel, NEO Welcome Weekend Orientation Leader, and Agriculture Education Club Member. He is also active in the following organizations and councils at Pittsburg State University including: Phi Alpha Theta Lambda Chapter President, Phi Theta Kappa Alumni Chapter Charter Member, Crimson Club, Ottawa County Genealogy Society, College of Arts and Sciences Dean’s Advisory Council, Financial Assistance and Scholarships Committee, and Transfer Scholars Leadership Program.
This session will cover how to approach museums and historic sites when doing research. A museum can be an excellent resource to any researcher or genealogist. They may house photographs, artifacts, newspapers, records, city/county directories, family bibles, books, etc. that may have belonged to an ancestor, family member, or includes information on your family. An important factor to conducting research at a museum or historic site is not only what may be housed inside, but knowing who to ask and when to ask certain questions to obtain the information you are looking for at the museum or historic site. The museum matters greatly in any type of research, but especially helpful to any genealogist.
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