HIST 205: Intro to Family History
Two‑credit course (religion elective) on the doctrine and practice of family history—great for any skill level.
Explore classes, clubs, and hands‑on work experiences that help you grow as a researcher and historian.
Two‑credit course (religion elective) on the doctrine and practice of family history—great for any skill level.
Build advanced skills for careers in research, archives, libraries, and related fields.
Get updates on events, activities, and career opportunities—no major or minor required.
Learn core research methods and tools. Fulfills a General Education social science requirement.
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Follow @byu.familyhistoryclubGain hands‑on experience with real projects at BYU’s CFHG.
Visit CFHG siteLinking Generations offers online family‑history service—indexing, record and reverse linking with the Record Linking Lab, personal genealogy aid with the BYU Library FHC, and interviewing seniors to preserve life stories.
Visit Linking GenerationsThe Record Linking Lab advances auto‑indexing, improves African‑American coverage, attaches historical censuses, helps converts find 100 family names, and builds meaningful museum experiences.
Volunteer with the LabVisit the BYU Library Family History Center to get help in person or virtually, attend live/recorded classes, digitize photos and media, and access rich research resources.
Visit the Family History Library