- Genetic Networks: Start at the Beginning by Kelli Jo Bergheimer
- Interdisciplinary Civil War Research: The Road to Disunion and Reconstruction, 1820-1877 by Michael L Strauss
- Records Loss: Overcoming Destroyed, Missing, of Non-Extant Records by Kelvin L Meyers
- Surrogates and Substitutes - the 1890 US Census Exemplar by Cecelia McFadden
- Researching Penn's Colony by Sandra Rumble
- Skill-building Practicum for Genealogical Research Success by Sunny Jane Morton
- Advanced AI Techniques for Genealogists: Expanding Your Research Skills by Mark Thompson
- Metes & Bounds: Land Platting by Gerald Smith
Dates: July 12, 2026 to July 17, 2026
Location: University of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
GRIP: July 2026
Genealogical Research Institute of Pittsburgh (GRIP) - 2026 In-person. GRIP will be providing eight courses in-person for 2026. Course titles and instructors can be seen at https://grip.ngsgenealogy.org/#schedule. Courses are: