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College of Family, Home, and Social Sciences
Department of History

Family History Workshops

The workshops support and supplement on-campus family history courses at BYU. In multiple sessions per week, student teaching assistants (TAs) teach the week's topic and answer questions.
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Workshops and Open Labs Fall 2025

Workshops are formal lessons on family history topics that give students the opportunity to learn and practice skills that will enhance class performance. Open labs supplement the workshops by offering time for students to work on their assignments while a TA is present to answer questions.

Workshop Location: 2240 HBLL. Workshops are held in the glass enclosed classroom located on the 2nd floor of the library in the Family History section.

Lab Hours Location: Labs will be held at the tables/computers just outside the workshop classroom. Look for the HIST 205 sign.

FALL WORKSHOPS/OPEN LABS

Mon

Tues

Wed

Thurs

Fri

9am

Natalie T.(workshop)

Samantha (workshop)

8am ONLY for

Britta (workshop)

10am

Samantha (workshop)

Kailey (workshop)

Samantha (workshop)

Abigail (workshop)

Britta (lab)

11am

Natalie T.(workshop)

-Devotional-

Samantha (lab)

Elisabeth (workshop)

Natalie H (workshop)

Abigail (lab)

12pm

Sarah (workshop)

Anna (workshop)

Natalie H (Lab)

1pm

Elisabeth (workshop)

Abigail (lab)

Kailey (workshop)

Anna (workshop)

Isabella (lab)

Abigail (workshop)

2pm

Kaylee (workshop)

Kaylee (lab)

Isabella (workshop)

Sarah (workshop)

3pm

Sarah Day (lab)

Britta (workshop)

Natalie H (workshop)

Samantha (workshop)

4pm

Samantha (lab)

Katie (workshop)

Ariel (workshop)

Natalie H (lab)

5pm

Ariel (workshop)

Chelsea (workshop)

Chelsea (workshop)

FALL HIST 205 WORKSHOP SCHEDULE

Expand each week to see the TA workshop/lab schedule.
The schedule may vary slightly week to week.

  • Family Search Family Tree and Standardization: May 5-9

  • Vital and Substitute: May 19-23

  • Church: May 27-30

  • Census II: June 2-6

  • DNA : June 9-13

  • DNA : June 9-13

  • DNA : June 9-13

  • DNA : June 9-13

  • DNA : June 9-13

  • DNA : June 9-13

  • DNA : June 9-13

  • DNA : June 9-13

Become a Family History Major or Minor

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Research Resources

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Census Tutorial

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Career Opportunities

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HIST 205 & 206R Website

For more information, please visit the HIST 205 & 206R website. There you can find information about these introductory classes into the major, Professor and TA contact information, class schedules, and how to join the Family History Program email list.
HIST 205 & 206R Website