Center for Holocaust and Genocide Education
Contact Information
Center for Holocaust and Genocide Education
Richard Quinlan, Director
Annunciation Center - Main Floor
Phone: (973) 290-4351
holocaustcenter@steu.edu
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Our Mission
The Center for Holocaust and Genocide Education at Saint Elizabeth University exists to bear witness to history, to educate with integrity, and to cultivate dialogue rooted in justice, empathy, and faith.
Grounded in the teachings of Vatican II and committed to the highest academic standards, the Center fosters remembrance of the Holocaust and other genocides. Through public programming, educational outreach, and interfaith dialogue, we seek to transform memory into moral action.
We provide resources, events, and curriculum support for SEU students and educators throughout New Jersey, supporting compliance with the state’s Holocaust and genocide education mandate.
Survivor Testimonies
First-person accounts offer an irreplaceable lens into the history we teach.
Ursula Pawel
November 11, 2011
Stella Rabner
with introduction by the Hon. Stuart Rabner, April 9, 2013
Gina Lanceter & Dina Cohen
November 8, 2011
Erwin Weiss
2011
Erwin Ganz
April 11, 2013
Vladka Meed:
Evening of Remembrance and Hope, 2002
What We Offer
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Annual Kristallnacht Commemorations
Programs that honor the victims and recognize the onset of the Holocaust. -
Annual Night of Remembrance: Armenian Genocide
A reflective evening honoring the victims and survivors of the Armenian Genocide, as well as Armenian culture. -
Monthly Lectures & Events
Featuring scholars, survivors, and authors. Most sessions are recorded and archived on SEU’s YouTube channel -
Cultural Exhibits
In partnership with the Maloney Art Gallery and other campus venues. -
Educational Trips
Visits to Holocaust museums and genocide memorials across the region.
Message from SEU President Gary B. Crosby
International Holocaust Remembrance Day
“Eighty years after the Holocaust began, we commemorate the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau and honor the millions who perished. The lessons of this history are urgent and clear: we must lead lives rooted in service, justice, and the refusal to remain silent in the face of hate.”
Memberships
Holocaust Resources
- Jewish Federation of Greater MetroWest NJ
- AMCHA
- Anti-Defamation League (ADL)
- Armenian National Institute (ANI)
- Association of Jewish Refugees (AJR)
- Encyclopaedia Britannica's Coverage of the Holocaust
- Generations Of The Shoah (GSI)
- International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance
- Museum of Jewish Heritage
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
- Washington State Holocaust Education Resource Center
- Women and the Holocaust
- World Federation of Jewish Child Survivors of the Holocaust and Descendants
- Yad Vashem
Additional Programs & Highlights
New Dimensions in Survivor Testimony
The Hologram Project with Pinchas Gutter and Dr. Stephen D. Smith, November 11, 2013
Response to “A Holocaust Journey: Lessons We Learned”
Featuring Dr. Harriet Sepinwall, November 8, 2021
Ernest Pressburger
November 13, 2013
Lona Hess
November 12, 2013
Support Our Mission
The Center’s work depends on the generosity of those who believe that remembrance is a form of resistance and education is a form of repair.