The Surprising Benefits Genealogy with Danielle Pritchett
TOPIC: The Surprising Benefits Genealogy
SPEAKER: Danielle Pritchett, Genealogy Librarian, Robinson-Spangler Carolina Room, Charlotte Mecklenburg Public Library
Discover the unexpected rewards of exploring your family history! This session highlights how genealogy can strengthen identity, promote healing, uncover health insights, and connect generations. Ideal for all ages, this class reveals how tracing your roots can empower both individuals and communities in meaningful and lasting ways.
BIOGRAPHY
Danielle Pritchett is a native of Danville, VA. She is a highly accomplished individual, graduating Summa Cum Laude from North Carolina Central University in 2021 with a Master of Library Science degree specializing in Public Libraries.
With over a decade of experience in the library field, Danielle has excelled in various roles within three distinct library systems. She embarked on her library career as an Adult Services Information Specialist, displaying her dedication to serving and assisting library patrons of the Danville Public Library, now known as the Ruby B Archie Library. However, it was her passion for genealogy that truly ignited her journey into the world of genealogy research in 2012.
In 2019, driven by her desire for personal and professional growth, Danielle decided to challenge herself by transitioning to a larger library system. At the Greensboro Public Library, she initially served as the Government Documents Librarian, but was later entrusted with the role of Genealogy Librarian, where her expertise flourished even further.
Today, Danielle Pritchett serves as the Genealogy Librarian for the Robinson-Spangler Carolina Room of the Charlotte Mecklenburg Library. In her current position, she is poised to bring her extensive knowledge and enthusiasm to the diverse communities of the Charlotte area. With a track record of excellence, Danielle is eager to share her passion for genealogy and history, enriching the lives of those she serves through her dedicated work at the library.
