February 4 - May 27, 2003
Tuesdays 4-5:40 p.m.
Warren Auditorium and The Cooperage
Free Public Lectures - Open to All
SSU students: SOCI 305: Perspectives on the Holocaust and Genocide,
counts as upper-division General Education credit under GE category
D5, and towards the B.A. Degree in CJA, English, Global Studies, History,
Liberal Arts, Nursing, Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology, and
Sociology
Witnessing, Resisting, And Preventing Genocide
February 4: Introduction to the Series- Faculty Panel Major
Concepts and Definitions
Myrna Goodman, Ph.D., Ilka Hartmann, M.A., Joel Neuberg, MLIS
February 11: Historical Background and Videos: Master Race
1933” and “The Genocide Factor”
Myrna Goodman, Ph.D., Ilka Hartmann, M.A., Joel Neuberg, MLIS
February 18: Historical Overview of the Holocaust
Elaine Leeder, Ph.D. Sonoma State University
February 25: Survivors’ Panel
Lucille Eichengreen and Lillian Judd
March 4: Myths of Race and the Influence of Racism on Genocide.
Michael Thaler, M.D., M.A. San Francisco
March 11: When Does Genocide End? The Armenian Case
Dickran Kouymjian, Ph.D., Director, Armenian Studies Program, CSU Fresno
March 18: The North American Indian Experience: The Bloody
Island Massacre
Edward Castillo, Ph.D., Sonoma State University
March 25: Why Wasn’t Auschwitz Bombed?
Michael Berenbaum, Ph.D., Director, Sigi Ziering Center for the Study
of the Holocaust and Ethics Robert L. Harris Memorial Lecture. The Cooperage
April 1: Voices of the Shoah: The Sonderkommando Uprising
Mikko Alane, Historical Content Supervisor, Survivors of the Shoah Visual
History Foundation
April 7-11: Spring Recess
April 15: The Sociology of Genocide
Myrna Goodman, Ph.D., Sonoma State University
April 22: Resisting the Holocaust in Denmark
Knud Dyby, Novato
April 29: Genocide in Rwanda
Mathilde Mukantabana, M.S.W. President, Friends of Rwanda Association.
May 6: Rethinking the Holocaust
Yehuda Bauer, Ph.D., Yad Vashem, Jerusalem. The Cooperage
May 13: Facing Current Genocides
Jerry Fowler, Staff Director, Committee on Conscience, United
States Holocaust Memorial Museum. Washington,D. C.
May 20: Legacies of the Holocaust: Second Generation Panel
Rhonda Findling, Blair Pleasant , Julia Silverberg.Elaine Leeder, Ph.D.
Moderator
May 27: What Have We Learned? Faculty/Student Panel
The Holocaust Lecture Series is sponsored by
the Alliance for the Study of the Holocaust at Sonoma State University,
the Paul V. Benko Holocaust Education Endowment and the Sonoma State
University Holocaust Study Center.
Credit is available to community participants.
Call (707) 664-4076/4296
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