| Ari Wilkins | | - Genealogical Topics and Methodologies
- African American Research and Researching in Repositories
- Black and White Southern Families in Plantation Records
- Using Apprentice Records to Trace Free People of Color
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| Brittany Yurkovitch | | - Research
- Creating a local newspaper
- Creating a 501(c)3
- Social studies education and homeschooling
- Civic education and volunteerism
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| Colin Kimball | | - Researches and creates portraits of young men who died while in the service of our country for the Collin County Fallen Warrior Portrait Project. Currently, there are 54 portraits on permanent display in the "Hall of Heroes" of the courthouse.
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| Dana Repp | | - Victorian Ladies' Layers and Millinery
- Adding Living History to Static Museums
- 19th Century Dentistry
- Growing Your Volunteer Corps
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| Jaymie Pedigo | | - Chestnut Square and the Heritage Guild
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| Karen Zupanic | | - The Heard Legacy - A National Historic Landmark
- A Virtual Tour of the Heard-Craig Center
- Musings on the Iris Van Herpen Exhibit
- An Overview of the Victorian Secrets Exhibit
- Highlights of the Art Deco Kimono Exhibit
- Preserving History - Highlights of the Oral History Filmings at he Heard-Craig Center
- Highlights of the Marshalling Matisse Exhibit
- Highlights of Frank Klepper, the Painter
- The Art O Mat: What it is and What's inside
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Presentations for Children's Groups
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A Historical OVerview of the Book "Alice in Wonderland"
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The History of Aprons
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The History of Blue Willow China
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Pop Up Books
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The Noisy Paintbox - Understanding Kandinsky, the Painter
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The Kindness Quilt
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Stained Glass
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Toys
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| Kathy Wells Power | | - History of the Frankford Church and Cemetary, preservation efforts and restoration of the church and discovery of our prairie area around between the church and cemetery
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| M'Lou Hyttinen | | - Managing and programming a Historic site, and overseeing construction projects on historical structures
- Has staff that can speak on Education Programming, Collections, and Exhibits
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| Nathan White | | - Historical Topics
- Cemetery preservation in and around the Plano area
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| Pat Rodgers | | - Educator, researcher, and storyteller
- "History of Entertainment in McKinney"
- "Collin County Poor Farm"
- "Ralph Fultz 10 Years Running with Bonnie and Clyde"
- "Bad Boys, Desperados, and Outlaws of Collin County"
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| Valerie Alvarez | | - Death investigation
- Medical Examiner procedures and protocols Postmortem affairs
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| Becky Villareal | | - Genealogy for Children and Family events
- Organizing family history night events
- How to engage children in family history
- Thinking outside the toybox
- Combining your writing with your research
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| Beverly Lenoir, Ph.D. | | - The story of her great-great-grandmother, Maria Seitz Reich, and her trip to Northeast Texas in 1850; and the Courtship of My Parents in the World War II Era
- Telling Your Family Story
- Getting Started Writing Your Family History
- Games Kid's Played in the Early 20th Century
- My Favorite Books About Genealogy
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| Eric Hogue | | - Wylie Historian
- Motivational Speaker
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| James "Rusty" Brenner | | - Tombstone preservation
- Cemetery mapping/burial databases
- Ground penetrating radar
- Monument condition assessment
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| Jennifer Wakefield | | - Col. Wylie - A Legacy of Service: Building Bridges (The Busines of Bringing the Railroad to Collin County)
- Easy Tech Resources for Historical Groups: Google Suit and other tools and Social Media for Your Organization
- A History of North Texas Real Estate: The Business of Opportunity
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| Linda Baten Johnson | | - The Friendship Train of 1947
- The CCC, Creating Men, and Monuments
- What to Pack in Your Covered Wagon
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| Paula Nasta | | - Downtown McKinney history
- Urban design history, New town planning, mall history
- Women's spaces, Women in historic preservation
- "Animal Hairs as Binders in 19th Century Mortar"
- Easter Pennsylvania Coal Mining Villages
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