Center for Holocaust and Genocide Education
Welcome
The Center for Holocaust and Genocide Education provides academic support for students, faculty, staff and community.
We create education about the Holocaust and other genocides through material resources and consultation.
We also work to increase awareness and knowledge of multidisciplinary approaches to the study of the Holocaust.
We strive to develop sensitivity to and understanding of anti-Semitism, racism, sexism, hatred, oppression, and other ideological constructs and forms of behavior that lead to human suffering.
"Could the activity of thinking . . . be among the conditions that make men (sic) abstain from evil-doing or even actually 'condition' them against it?"
Hannah Arendt
"The Life of the Mind"
Meet Dr. Daniel Wildeson, our center director
Dr. Wildeson is a professor in the Department of Communication Studies. He teaches writing, speaking, argumentation, theories of persuasion, ethics in human communication, antisemitism and Holocaust literature courses.
As center director he is responsible for developing programming with speakers, exhibits, films, workshops, study tours and curriculum.
