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Roger Frie: Witnessing the Crimes of Our Grandparents: Remembering and Responsibility in the Wake of the Holocaust
none What does it mean to discover a Nazi history in one’s own family? This was a discovery I neither wanted nor asked for, and yet, in a moment defined by chance and circumstance, it became an irrefutable reality. Recognition of my German grandfather’s s ...
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TLC Faculty Lunch
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TLC Faculty Lunch February (G-102)
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TLC Faculty Lunch March (G-102)
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TLC Faculty Lunch April (G-102)
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TLC Faculty Lunch April (G-102)
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TLC Faculty Lunch March (G-102)
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Mellon Pedagogical Seminar: Teaching with the Shoah archive
none In this Mellon session I’ll be talking about using video in the classroom – any classroom!- and some simple tools for engaging it in formal ways. I’ll then go into depth in how I used the Shoah archive in my Provocative Witness: Cinema and Genocide, ...
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Student-Faculty Collaboration in the Liberal Arts: Lessons Learned from the GLCA-Library of Congress Program
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Book-in-Progress Workshop: The Human Right to Free Internet Access, by Dr. Merten Reglitz (University of Birmingham)
none In 2016, the United Nation’s General Assembly adopted a non-binding resolution regarding ‘The Promotion, Protection and Enjoyment of Human Rights on the Internet’. At the heart of this resolution is the UN’s concern that “rights that people have offl ...