Dr. Elana Broch has been a research librarian at Princeton University for more than 20 years. She is an amateur genealogist who has spent much of her research efforts finding out about her grandfather, Saul Lichtman, a 1941 “euthanasia” victim. What progress she has made would not have been possible without Jewishgen.org, Gesher Galicia, JRI Poland, and the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum.

Carla Zimowsk is the technology manager for the History Department at Princeton University and has been researching her own family history for over 15 years, incorporating the ever-changing technological landscape in her genealogical pursuits.  Carla holds a Masters in Information Studies and a certificate in Digital Asset Management from the Rutgers School of Communication and Information Studies, various technology certifications, and is working towards professional genealogy certification via NGS/AGS courses. She has also been published in the Chicago Genealogist.