HOL - Holocaust and Genocide Studies

HOL 5100 The Holocaust: An Interdisciplinary Exploration
HOL 5605 The Destruction of European Jewry, 1933-1945
HOL 6210 International Human Rights and Atrocity Prevention
HOL 6220 The Holocaust and the Creation of International Humanitarian Law
HOL 6300 Survey of Modern and Contemporary Jewish Philosophy: Evil and Suffering
HOL 6340 The Holocaust, Genocide, Gender Theory, and Related Issues
HOL 6400 Learning about the Holocaust through Literature
HOL 6405 Tragedy, Trauma, and Teaching: Educating About Genocide
HOL 6410 Teaching About the Holocaust Through Narrative: Methods and Materials
HOL 6412 Teaching the Holocaust: Navigating the Complexities and Challenges
HOL 6420 Teaching Holocaust Herstories
HOL 6423 How Jews Lived: Teaching About Pre-War Jewish Life Using the Centropa Archives
HOL 6425 The Centropa Archives: Using Primary Source Interviews and Photographs to Teach About the Holocaust
HOL 6435 Telling History: Using Short Stories and Poetry to Teach About the Holocaust
HOL 6440 Teaching the Holocaust: Who, What, Why, When, and How
HOL 6450 Literature of the Holocaust
HOL 6460 Interdisciplinary Holocaust Education: Using Music and Art Created in the Ghettos and Camps
HOL 6462 Teaching Holocaust Memory through Archival and Original Arts: Personal and Community Expression
HOL 6477 Israel and the Landscape of Holocaust Education
HOL 6500 The Idea of "Holocaust Art"
HOL 6510 The Holocaust in Global Cinema
HOL 6515 Teaching the Holocaust with Film
HOL 6520 Teaching the Holocaust with Testimony
HOL 6525 Teaching the Holocaust: The Enduring Impact of Literature, Diaries, & Art in Holocaust History
HOL 6560 Teaching the Holocaust with Graphic Novels
HOL 6577 The Holocaust in Greece & the Balkans
HOL 6600 From Catastrophe to Renewal: Polish Jewry since 1939
HOL 6602 Culture & Catastrophe: Jewish Life in Poland during the Transition to Modernity
HOL 6605 Genocide in the Modern Age
HOL 6610 Remembering Communal Catastrophe: The Destruction of the Temples through the Holocaust
HOL 6620 Five Fundamental Chapters in the History of the Holocaust & How We Teach Them I
HOL 6621 Five Fundamental Chapters in the History of the Holocaust & How We Teach Them II
HOL 6625 Choiceless Choices: The Kindertransport
HOL 6630 Hisory of Jewish Eastern Europe: 1914 to 1945
HOL 6635 A Study in Contrasts: The T4 Program and Jewish Health Care in the Holocaust
HOL 6640 Beyond Borders: Jewish Survival during the Holocaust
HOL 6642 Liberation and Its Aftermath
HOL 6645 Understanding Antisemitism Before, During and After the Shoah
HOL 6650 History and Nature of Anti-Semitism
HOL 6655 An Evolving Hatred: From Sinai to 2025
HOL 6670 The Holocaust: Special Issues Relating to Rescue
HOL 6672 History of Jews in Lithuania: The Long Duree
HOL 6673 Jewish Hist-Poland and Lithuania
HOL 6675 Auschwitz: History and Memory
HOL 6677 The Holocaust in Central Europe
HOL 6680 Topics in Holocaust History
HOL 6685 American Jews and the Holocaust
HOL 6687 Teaching About the Holocaust in the Soviet Union: Dark History, Bitter Memories
HOL 6689 The Holocaust in the Soviet Union: History and Memory
HOL 6690 Germany and the Holocaust: Roots, Perpetration and Aftermath
HOL 6692 German Life Under the Nazi Regime, 1933-1939: The Average German Citizen's Viewpoint
HOL 6697 Jewish Intel Respnse, 1933-40
HOL 6698 Life in the Ghettos: Eastern Europe
HOL 6800 Holocaust Testimonies: The Era of the Witness from Tapes and Books to Video and Holograms
HOL 6802 Controversies of Holocaust Memory: Uniqueness, Nationalism, Popular Culture, & Beyond
HOL 6810 The Holocaust Across the Generations
HOL 6910 Modern Jewish Problems
HOL 6912 Hasidic and Musar Thought During the Holocaust
HOL 6914 Torah-true & Religious Nationalist Thought Through the Holocaust
HOL 6950 Foundations of Leadership: A Practical Guide for Holocaust and Genocide Organizations
HOL 7000 Thesis/Capstone
HOL 7050 The Roundtable: Seminar in Readings From the Field
HOL 7100 Capstone
HOL 7101 Capstone Extension
HOL 7150 Independent Study