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SUMMARY:Professional Genealogy for Non-professionals with Suzanne Hoffman
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=TEXT/HTML:<p>Many hobbyist genealogists would like to ma
 ke the transition to being a professional. What invisible line separates h
 obbyists from professionals? Is there a difference between the research an
 d results that are available from a professional versus a non-professional
 ? We’ll explore the methodologies and standards that form the foundation
  for generally accepted professional research and reporting. The Code of E
 thics written by a variety of organizations\, including the IAJGS\, forms 
 the backbone of self-regulation\, competence\, and accuracy in documentati
 on resulting from genealogical research. A key difference in being a profe
 ssional is the running of a business. We will look beyond the research ang
 le of genealogy to the business and visibility/marketing of a professional
  genealogist.</p>\n
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