Steve Hargadon: Book Interview (New Series): Katherine Pennavaria on Genealogy

Tuesday, January 09, 2024

Book Interview (New Series): Katherine Pennavaria on Genealogy

We've just posted the second of a new book interview series by Dr. Steve Albrecht in our "The Safe Library" section of Library 2.0: "Katherine Pennavaria on Genealogy."

Katherine Pennavaria is the Library Director at Stevens College in Lancaster, PA. She is the author of two Rowman and Littlefield books: Genealogy For Beginners (2020) and Genealogy: A Practical Guide for Librarians (2015).

You can listen to the whole interview here.

Dr. Albrecht's twice-monthly Library 2.0 podcasts, interviews, and blog posts are available for free, as are: access to 51,000+ other library professionals, our regular mini-conferences, and all the conference recordings. We also offer a series of Dr. Albrecht and other paid webinars and recordings which are available for individual or group viewing here.

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Tuesday, January 09, 2024

Book Interview (New Series): Katherine Pennavaria on Genealogy

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