2002 Holocaust Lecture Series Schedule Spring 2002 Tuesdays 4-5:15 p.m. Warren Auditorium

Date	Lecture Topic	Speaker(s)
January 29	Introduction to the Series-Faculty Panel Major Concepts and Definitions	Myrna Goodman Ph.D., Ilka Hartmann MA, Barbara Lesch McCaffry Ph.D., Joel Neuberg M.I.L.S.
February 5	Historical Background: Video: "Master Race 1933"	Steve Watrous, Ph.D.
February 12	Historical Legacies and the Third Reich	Steve Watrous, Ph.D.
February 19	Survivors' Panel	Lucille Eichengreen and Betty Kale, Ph.D.
February 26	Zionism, the Holocaust and the Founding of the State of Israel	Barry Preisler, Ph.D.
March 5	The Post-Holocaust Church	Sandy Lowe, Ph.D.
March 12	New Perspectives in Holocaust Scholarship	Myrna Goodman Ph.D., Ilka Hartmann MA, Elaine Leeder Ph.D., Barbara Lesch McCaffry Ph.D., Joel Neuberg M.I.L.S.
March 19	Voices from the Shoah Project	Nikko Allane: Historical Content Supervisor, Survivors of the Shoah Visual History Foundation
March 26	Overcoming the Past: An Uncommon Friendship	Frederic Tubach, Pa.D. and Bernat Rosner, L.L.D. Robert L. Harris Memorial Lecture in Person Theatre
April 1-5	SPRING RECESS
April 9	Facing History and Ourselves	Jack Weinstein, Northern California Program Director, Facing History and Ourselves National Foundation
April 16	Legacies of Nuremberg: International Lean Accountability	Diana Grant, Ph.D.
April 23	Forsaken Cries: Genocide in Rwanda	Kathy L. Austin, Director, Arms and Conflict Program. The Fund for Peace
April 30	The Sociology of Evil	Noel Byrne, Ph.D.
May 7	Confronting Current Genocides	Jerry Fowler, Staff Director, Committee on Conscience, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Washington D.C.
May 14	The Legacy Continues: Second Generation Panel	Blair Pleasant, and Julia Silverberg, Elaine Leeder, Ph.D. moderator
May 21	What Have We Learned?	Faculty/Student Panel