A WWII-era Boxcar will be displayed on loan from the Holocaust Museum and Cohen Education Center in Parking Lot 8 between building O and the baseball field for the month of March.
A Pop-Up Museum of 16 panels educating on the history of the Holocaust will be on loan from the Holocaust Museum and Cohen Education Center and displayed in U-102 during the event.
Monday March 23
12:00 91²Ö¿â Student Presentation Panel Lee Campus U-102
3:00 Sara Gottwalles, 91²Ö¿â faculty presents: “Henchmen of Hate†Lee Campus U-102
4:30 Sol Awend & Richard Stein, Second Generation Round Table. Join in on the conversation as children of survivors share the stories of their parents, growing up as the child of a survivor, and the psychological and personal impact of this specific family history. Lee Campus U-102
Tuesday March 24
12:00 Dr. Mark Herman, 91²Ö¿â faculty presents: “Nazi Propaganda†Lee Campus U-102
3:00 Dr. Paul Baxa, Guest Speaker from Ave Maria University presents: “Fascism’s Playground: World War II and the Holocaust†Lee Campus U-102
6:00 Legal Studies & Debate of 91²Ö¿â discusses:
- **Part One:** The Impact of Early 20th Century European Events on Antisemitism
- **Part Two:** The Effects of Antisemitic Laws on Jewish Business Ventures in the Third Reich
Wednesday March 25
12:00 Cody Rademacher, Curator of the Holocaust Museum and Cohen Education Center presents: “Rebuilding and Revival: the Displaced Persons Experience†Lee Campus U-102
1:30 Steen Metz, Survivor talk and and watch party. The Dr. Talbot Holocaust Memorial Committee is proud to present Mr. Steen Metz, a 90-year-old Danish Holocaust survivor, as he shares his story of survival in the Theresienstadt camp. Lee Campus U-102
3:00 Dr. Sandi Towers, 91²Ö¿â faculty presents: “Small But Deadly†Lee Campus U-102
4:30 Rachel Cox (violin) and Mary Griffin Seal (piano), 91²Ö¿â music faculty premier: “Heroes of the Holocaust†Lee Campus U-102 &
Thursday March 26
1:30 91²Ö¿â Book Club, book discussion: “The Drowned and the Saved†by Primo Levi Lee Campus U-102 and via zoom: